The Crossed-Extensor Reflex Integrating Center Is [Dropdown 1] Since Several

question 67

Short Answer

The crossed-extensor reflex integrating center is [dropdown 1] since several sensory neurons synapse with interneurons that synapse with motor neurons.The interneurons excite motor neurons in several segments which is known as a [dropdown 2] reflex.This is a [dropdown 3] since the motor information exits the opposite side of the body from the sensory input.At the neuromuscular junction,[dropdown 4] is released to [dropdown 5] the muscle that will extend.
Dropdown 1 choices:
polysynaptic
monosynaptic
Dropdown 2 choices:
reciprocal innervation
intersegmental reflex arc
Dropdown 3 choices:
contralateral reflex arc
ipsilateral reflex arc
Dropdown 4 choices:
acetylcholine
norepinephrine
Dropdown 5 choices:
inhibit
excite

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Definitions:

Genetic Difference

Variations in the DNA sequences among individuals, populations, or species that contribute to biological diversity.

Haplotype Frequency

The commonness of a specific combination of alleles at different loci within a chromosome segment in a population.

Maladaptive

Behaviors or traits that are counterproductive to the survival or reproductive success of an organism.

Blind Spot

An area in the visual field that lacks photoreceptor cells, where the optic nerve exits the eye, leading to a lack of visual detection in that spot.