Human Anatomy & Physiology (11th Edition)
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27. Which of the following statements about the ventricles of the brain is false?
a. they are lined by ependymal neurons
b. they are filled with cerebrospinal fluid
c. they are all interconnected to each other
d. there are 4 ventricles in the brain
e. none of the above
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