When the neuron sends information to other neurons, it "branches out" into smaller fibers, which end in bulb-shaped parts known as
A)myelin sheaths.
B)ion channels.
C)dendrite arcs.
D)axon terminals.

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Axon terminals are the parts of a neuron that branch out and end in bulb-shaped structures. These terminals are involved in sending information to other neurons by releasing neurotransmitters across synapses.

When the Neuron Sends Information to Other Neurons, It "Branches