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big1devin

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The ___________________ _ are hairlike nerve fibers that extend from the conus medullaris and that remain within the vertebral canal.
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The tapered end of the spinal cord is the ___________________ _.
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Answer to Question 1

cauda equina

Answer to Question 2

conus medullaris





 

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