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6 November, 04:10

Reflexes may be coordinated by the brain or by the spinal cord.

In reflexes co-ordinated by the brain, there are no relay neurones.

Suggest why there is a difference in the mean speed of the impulse for the two reflexes.

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  1. 6 November, 05:41
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    The difference is because there about different from one another, the reflexes will act different towards the speed
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