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The ANS differs from other systems in the CNS in that it bypasses the CNS in all of its actions. uses only peripheral pathways. uses a unique one-neuron system. affects organs a…

The ANS differs from other systems in the CNS in that it bypasses the CNS in all of its actions. uses only peripheral pathways. uses a unique one-neuron system. affects organs a…
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The ANS differs from other systems in the CNS in that it bypasses the CNS in all of its actions. uses only peripheral pathways. uses a unique one-neuron system. affects organs and muscles via a two-neuron system.

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uses a unique one-neuron system. affects organs and muscles via a two-neuron system

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