What does the following picture show?
Correct answer: B. Sensory Neuron
- A. Motor Neuron
- B. Sensory Neuron
- C. Interneuron
- D. Nerve
Explanation
The diagram illustrates a sensory neuron. The defining feature is the cell body, which connects to the dendrites via dendron processes. This structure is specific to sensory neurons and is not found in motor neurons, where the cell body directly attaches to dendrites. Interneurons are characterized by processes that are similar in size to the cell body, which is not evident here. Lastly, the term 'nerve' refers to a collection of neurons, whereas the image shows only one neuron.
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