Which of the following consists primarily of myelinated nerve fibers found in tracts?

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Explanation

White matter is composed mainly of myelinated nerve fibers that form tracts, allowing efficient signal transmission. In contrast, gray matter contains mostly neuronal cell bodies and unmyelinated fibers.

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Which of the following consists primarily of myelinated nerve fibers found in tracts?

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