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D. im pretty sure, it just makes sense
I think the correct answer is the Corticospinal pathway. It<span> is a white matter motor pathway starting at the cortex that terminates on motor neurons in the spinal cord, controlling movements of the limbs and trunk. </span><span>There are more than 1 million neurons in the corticospinal tract, and they become </span>myelinated<span> usually in the first two years of life.</span>
Mechanically raising the cow, such as with a sling, can help with treatment and diagnosis. If the cow has nerve damage, hobbling can help the cow get more support. When the initial cause is resolved but the cow still does not rise, the cow becomes a downer cow. As a result of muscle and nerve damage, this failure to rise is usually observed within 24 hours of the cow falling off her feet.
This nerve damage occurs because a cow falling off its feet puts a lot of pressure on its muscles and nerves, which is exacerbated in many diseases by the cow's inability to shift position to avoid continuous weight bearing.
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Agility is my answer
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Pimples form when *sebum*, your skin's natural oil gets trapped under the surface. It can mix with dead skin cells and form a plug called a *comedone*, or it might react with *P. acnes*, a bacterium found in hair follicles, triggering inflammation.
The (*) were to show the different systems working together to form a pimple, apologies if I was incorrect.
