Within the medulla oblongata, heart rate and force of contraction are regulated in the

A) cardiac centers.
B) decussation of the pyramids.
C) ascending tracts of white matter.
D) olivary nuclei.
E) nucleus cuneatus.


A) cardiac centers.

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