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What connects neurons? A). dendrites B). axons C). neurotransmitters D). synaptic gaps
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What connects neurons?
A). dendrites
B). axons
C). neurotransmitters
D). synaptic gaps
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This pulse travels rapidly along the cell's axon, and is transferred across a specialized connection known as a synapse to a neighbouring neuron, which receives it through its feathery dendrites. So I would say axon
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It's D.Synaptic gaps
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