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When neuroscientists employ the term "nucleus", they are usually referring to: a. a cluster of glial cells in the dorsal-medial CNS. b. a neural unit composed of anatomically and functionally related neurons. c. a group of homologous ganglia located either in the cortex or in the cerebellum. d. cognitively synchronized clusters of apical dendrites anywhere in the PNS.

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          When neuroscientists employ the term "nucleus", they are usually referring to:
a. a cluster of glial cells in the dorsal-medial CNS.
b. a neural unit composed of anatomically and functionally related neurons.
c. a group of homologous ganglia located either in the cortex or in the cerebellum.
d. cognitively synchronized clusters of apical dendrites anywhere in the PNS.

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When neuroscientists employ the term "nucleus", they are usually referring to: a. a cluster of glial cells in the dorsal-medial CNS. b. a neural unit composed of anatomically and functionally related neurons. c. a group of homologous ganglia located either in the cortex or in the cerebellum. d. cognitively synchronized clusters of apical dendrites anywhere in the PNS.