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nervous system in hydra ​

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Hydra possesses one of the anatomically simplest nervous systems—a diffuse nerve net spread throughout the body with no signs of centralization (Figures 2 and 3A). It is made up of about 6.000 nerve cells belonging to two morphological types—sensory and ganglion neurons.

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Hydra possesses one of the anatomically simplest nervous systems—a diffuse nerve net spread throughout the body with no signs of centralization (Figures 2 and 3A). It is made up of about 6.000 nerve cells belonging to two morphological types—sensory and ganglion neurons.

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