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The diagram given below is a representation of a certain phenomenon pertaining to the nervous system. Study the diagram and answer the following questions:
How does the arrangement of neurons in the spinal cord differ from that of the brain?

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Spinal cord - Gray matter (cyton portion) inside white matter (axon portion ) outside.
Brain - Gray matter (cyton portion) outside white matter (axon portion) inside.

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