All of the Following are True of Fiber Tracts in the Spinal

Question

All of the following are true of fiber tracts in the spinal cord except ________.
A) all axons within a tract relay information in the same direction
B) each tract carries sensory or motor information, but not both
C) axons of a single tract are relatively uniform in diameter and conduction speed
D) the tracts are randomly located with respect to the type of information carried
E) axons of a single tract are relatively uniform with respect to myelination

Accepted Answer

The tracts in the spinal cord are organized systematically according to the type of information they carry, not randomly. This organization helps in the efficient processing and relay of sensory and motor information.