The corticospinal system
a. consists of fibers originating in the primary motor cortex and terminating on motor neurons
b. involves the motor regions of the cortex, cerebellum, basal nuclei, and thalamus
c. is primarily concerned with regulation of body posture
d. has characteristics a and b
e. has characteristics b and c
A
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