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A neuron can have consecutive action potentials (one right after the next) without a break in between. true or false
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A neuron can have consecutive action potentials (one right after the next) without a break in between. true or false

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A neuron can have a consecutive (one right after the next) without a break in between FALSE.

EXPLANATION: Neuronal refractory period The refractory period in a neuron occurs after an action potential and generally lasts one millisecond.

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