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Fig. 366. Transverse section through the body of a typical Vertebrate

Showing the peripheral (segmental) nervous apparatus.

Froriep.

Small dots, afferent visceral neurones; coarse dots, afferent somatic neurones; dashes, efferent visceral (ventral root and sympathetic) neurones; lines, efferent somatic neurones.

Darm, gut; Ggl. spin., spinal ganglion; Ggl. vert., vertebral sympathetic ganglion; Ggl. mesent., mesenteric sympathetic ganglion. The peripheral sympathetic ganglionic plexuses (Auerbach and Meissner) are not shown. Muse., muscle; Rad. dors., dorsal root; Rad. vent., ventral root; R. comm., white ramus communicans.

Two sympathetic neurones are represented as intercalated in the visceral efferent pathway. It doubtful if there should be more than one.


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