Vertebrate and invertebrates nervous systems
What are some main differences of the vertebrate nervous systems comparing to invertebrates?
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In vertebrates the nervous system is well-characterized, having the brain and dorsal neural cord protected by rigid skeletal structures. In most invertebrates the nervous system is predominantly ganglial, with ventral neural cords.
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