why are medullated nerve fibres more efficient than non -medullated fibres?
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✓✓Medullated Fiber→→
→ → A nerve fiber incased in a sheath of myelin myelinated nerve fibre ...Nerve fibre ... a thread like extension of a nerve cell . Medullary sheath . Myelin sheath.. a layer of myelin encasing( and insulating ) the axons of medullated nerve fibers........
✓✓Non-medullated nerve fiber.. →→
It is also known as myelinated nerve fiber ... The nerve with medullary sheath is called medullated nerve fibre...ÁÑD.....The nerve fiber without medullated nerve fibre is called non-medullated nerve fibre.....
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===>>>Conduction of nerve impulse is slower in non-medullated nerve fibres whereas in medullated fibres the conduction of that nerve impulse is faster than that of non-medullated nerve fiber.........
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