The Structure of the Spinal Cord and the Brain Are

question 56

Multiple Choice

The structure of the spinal cord and the brain are different in that:

• A) the spinal cord has only white matter, but the brain has both white and gray matter.
• B) the spinal cord has gray matter outside, but the brain has gray matter inside.
• C) the spinal cord has white matter outside, but the brain has white matter inside.
• D) the spinal cord has both white and gray matter, but the brain has only gray matter.
• E) Actually, the location of the gray and white matter is the same in both.

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