The Central Nervous System of the Leech Consists of

question 12

Multiple Choice

The central nervous system of the leech consists of

• A) a brain near the head and a spinal cord.
• B) a brain near the head and a tail ganglion.
• C) one brain-like ganglion at each end and a large number of segmental ganglia.
• D) one brain-like ganglion at each end and a central abdominal ganglion.
• E) four equally-spaced segmental ganglia of similar size.

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