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The nervous system that controls respiration is called autonomic because it a. uses nerves of the body. b. conducts impulses. c. isn't subject to voluntary control. d. deal…

The nervous system that controls respiration is called autonomic because it a. uses nerves of the body. b. conducts impulses. c. isn't subject to voluntary control. d. deal…
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the nervous system that controls respiration is called autonomic because it a. uses nerves of the body. b. conducts impulses. c. isn't subject to voluntary control. d. deals with the exchange of gases

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isn't subject to voluntary control.

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The term autonomic. Shows that it is an automatic system and so not controlled by the body the answer is C
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