Biology, 04.11.2019 09:31, chelly70

The effects of the sympathetic nervous system (sns) are divergent, meaning that a single stimulus can have an effect on a large number of targets. in other words, when the sns is activated, all of the organs it innervates are stimulated. why does this not occur in the parasympathetic system?

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