The _____ of the brain consists of unmyelinated axons, dendrites, neuron cell bodies and neuroglia.
A)nuclei
B)white matter
C)gray matter
D)columns
E)tracts

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Gray matter refers to the area of the brain where unmyelinated fibers, neuron cell bodies, dendrites, and neuroglia are found. This area is responsible for processing information and is found on the outer layers of the brain in areas such as the cerebral cortex. White matter, on the other hand, is made up primarily of myelinated axons and is responsible for transmitting information between different areas of gray matter. Nuclei, columns, and tracts refer to specific structures or groupings of neurons within the brain.

The _____ of the Brain Consists of Unmyelinated Axons, Dendrites