How do neurons in the nerve net of a jellyfish differ from those in vertebrate nervous systems?
A) They do not send action potentials.
B) They are not connected by synapses.
C) They are more numerous.
D) They lack centralization and cephalization.
E) They are centralized but they lack cephalization.

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Neurons in the nerve net of a jellyfish lack centralization and cephalization, meaning that they are not organized into a centralized brain or spinal cord like in vertebrate nervous systems.

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