Biology, 20.10.2019 16:00 Naviascales1681

Jill stepped on a tack. which part of the central nervous system caused her foot to move off the tack quickly in a reflex response?

a. hippocampus

b. cerebrum

c. spinal cord

d. hypothalamus

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