Reflexes, controlled by the spinal cord, act by

A) sensory output over cranial nerves to effectors.
B) motor input to reflex centers in the spinal cord.
C) sensory input to reflex centers in the brain.
D) motor output over spinal nerves to effectors.
E) sensory input over cranial nerves to the spinal cord.


Answer: D

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