Evan injured his spinal cord in a parkour accident. He can move his arm, but can not feel touch or heat. What part of his spinal cord is damaged? Question 24 options: anterior horn of spinal gray matter posterior horn of spinal gray matter corticospinal tract of spinal white matter lateral horn of spinal gray matter
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