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Author: Martini
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Chapter 15, Problem 10RFT
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The posterior columns are also known as the dorsal columns. They transmit proprioceptive signals. They carry signals from the muscles, bone, ligaments, and tendons about the pressure, the position of the body, detection of motion, and vibrations.
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