Question: This Is A Matching Question Concerning The Classification Of Neurons. Interneuron 1. Are Only Found In The CNS Multipolar Neurons 2. Rare, Found In Sensory Organs 3. Efferent Neurons Bipolar Neuron 4. Found In The Dorsal Root Ganglion Of The Spinal Cord Unipolar Neurons

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This is a matching question concerning the classification of neurons. Interneuron 1. Are only found in the CNS Multipolar neurons 2. Rare, found in sensory organs 3. Efferent neurons Bipolar neuron 4. Found in the dorsal root ganglion of the spinal cord Unipolar neurons

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