What nervous system components would you expect to find in a cephalized invertebrate such as a beetle?
A)a nerve net
B)nerve cords and transverse nerves
C)a brain,ventral nerve cords,and segmental ganglia
D)a brain,spinal cord,and sensory ganglia

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Cephalization in invertebrates typically involves the formation of a brain, ventral nerve cords, and segmental ganglia. This is the case in beetles, as they have a concentrated grouping of nerve cells that form their brain, paired ventral nerve cords that run the length of their body, and segmental ganglia that innervate the appendages of each body segment. The other options (A, B, and D) describe nervous system components that are not typically found in a cephalized invertebrate like a beetle.

What Nervous System Components Would You Expect to Find in a Cephalized