Multiple Choice
In the network of central pattern generators that governs walking and swimming in salamanders,
A) movement is normally initiated by sensory input from the limbs.
B) oscillators on opposite sides of the body are coupled so that they are active at the same time.
C) stronger stimulation causes trunk oscillation to prevail over limb movements.
D) stronger stimulation increases the rate of movement and force of both trunk and limb muscles.
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