Предмет: Биология, автор: bakhleru

По выполняемой функции вегетативная нервная система подразделяется на :
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соматическую и вегетативную
периферическую и соматическую
симпатическую и парасимпатическую
центральную и симпатическую

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Автор ответа: rymbekovaa

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симпатическую, парасимпатическую

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Симпатические и парасимпатические центры находятся под контролем коры больших полушарий, гипоталамических центров и центров продолговатого мозга

Автор ответа: GGGGGame9

Ответ:симпатическую и парасимпатическую

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