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4 years ago

Lumbar nerves transmit signals that allow us to?

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Lumbar nerves transmit signals that allow us to walk. They are a pivotal part of the human body, and without them we would be immobile. Hope this helps.

Marina86 [1]4 years ago

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Answer:

walk is the correct answer :)

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