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In This Image,structure #1,which Is the ___________________________________,Receives Input from Structure

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  In this image,structure #1,which is the ___________________________________,receives input from structure #2,the ____________________,and structure #7,the _________________________. In this image,structure #1,which is the ___________________________________,receives input from structure #2,the ____________________,and structure #7,the _________________________.

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