An axon that is myelinated but that has no Nodes of Ranvier (in other words, the entire axon is fully covered with a myelin sheath) will conduct action potentials faster than one that is completely unmyelinated.
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This statement is true.
Nodes of ranvier help a lot in speeding up for impulse, however a mylinated axon without nodes of ranvier will still connduct impulses faster than unmylinated axons.
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