Peripheral Nervous System (PNS): describe the structural/anatomical arrangement and functional characteristics of the fo

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Peripheral Nervous System (PNS): describe the structural/anatomical arrangement and functional characteristics of the following subdivisions/modalities of the PNS-SS, SM, VS, VM ANS (= VM): describe the structural/anatomical arrangement and functional characteristics of the two subdivisions of visceromotor innervation. Use a simple diagram to illustrate your answer. • Cranial nerves: know by name and number and be able to describe the respective targets/effectors of each Discuss the evolution of spinal nerves from hypothetical vertebrate ancestor to the mammalian condition It has been argued that the pattern of cranial nerves may represent the ancestral vertebrate pattern of anterior spinal nerve organization. Be able to provide a coherent argument supporting this statement using position and modality of representative cranial nerves as evidence. Also, ILLUSTRATE it with a simple labeled cartoon of the putative pre-cephalized proto- vertebrate ancestral form that demonstrates the arrangement of key structures (i.e., somites, pharyngeal slits, appropriate segmental nerves) in the head end of this hypothetical ancestor.
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