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Select all of the following that describe the cnidarian nervous system. - Includes a rudimentary brain -...

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Select all of the following that describe the cnidarian nervous system.
- Includes a rudimentary brain
- Transmission across the synapse can occur only in one direction
- Nerve net
- Networks of nerve cells occur at the bases of both the epidermis and gastrodermis
- Myelin occurs on the axons for insulation

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Correct options:

  1. Nerve net
  2. Networks of nerve cells occur at the bases of both the epidermis and gastrodermis

Explanation: Cnidarians have a simple nervous system characterized by a nerve net and networks of nerve cells at the bases of the epidermis and gastrodermis. They do not have a rudimentary brain, and their neurons do not have myelin sheaths. Transmission across synapses can occur in multiple directions.

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