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Chapter 15, Problem 5CP
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The locations of the terminal, sympathetic trunk, and prevertebral ganglia. Also, the kinds of neurons, which synapse in each of these ganglia.
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The autonomic ganglia are the sites where the preganglionic neurons and the postganglionic neurons synapse. The autonomic ganglia can be divided into two main groups, namely the sympathetic ganglia and the parasympathetic ganglia.
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