Match the following: I. Multipolar neuronp. Two processesII. Bipolar n

1.	Match the following: I. Multipolar neuronp. Two processesII. Bipolar neuronq. Single process that splits into twoIII. Unipolarr. One axon and many dendritesIV. Pseudounipolar neurons. Found in embryonic state
Answer» Match the following: $\begin{matrix} I. Multipolar neuron & p. Two processes II. Bipolar neuron & q. Single process that splits into two III. Unipolar & r. One axon and many dendrites IV. Pseudounipolar neuron & s. Found in embryonic state \end{matrix}$

Match the following: I. Multipolar neuronp. Two processesII. Bipolar neuronq. Single process that splits into twoIII. Unipolarr. One axon and many dendritesIV. Pseudounipolar neurons. Found in embryonic state

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$\begin{matrix} I. Multipolar neuron & p. Two processes II. Bipolar neuron & q. Single process that splits into two III. Unipolar & r. One axon and many dendrites IV. Pseudounipolar neuron & s. Found in embryonic state \end{matrix}$

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Match the following: I. Multipolar neuronp. Two processesII. Bipolar neuronq. Single process that splits into twoIII. Unipolarr. One axon and many dendritesIV. Pseudounipolar neurons. Found in embryonic state

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