Neuronal action potentials follow __________.
A)temporal markers
B)the all or none principle
C)in sequence
D)an encoding stage

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Neuronal action potentials follow the all or none principle, meaning that if the threshold for depolarization is reached, the action potential will fire at full amplitude or not at all. Temporal markers refer to the timing of events or stimuli and are not necessarily a defining characteristic of action potentials. While action potentials can occur in sequence, this is not a necessary feature of their function. An encoding stage may refer to the way information is processed and represented by action potentials, but it is not a fundamental property of their generation.

Neuronal Action Potentials Follow __________