Nervous System 1

The nervous system plays a crucial role in the physiology of vertebrates and showcases remarkable conservation throughout evolution. Despite changes in skeletal structures, the underlying neural pathways remain consistent, illustrating the system's resistance to evolutionary alterations. This stability makes the nervous system an invaluable comparative tool in studying vertebrate evolution, offering insights into how different species have adapted while retaining fundamental neural functions.

• 1 nervous system 2 vertebrate evolution 3 neural pathways 4 evolutionary conservation 5 comparative biology 6 physiological role 7 innervation 8 skeletal changes text

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