The axons of most of the second-order neurons of the anterior spinocerebellar tract cross before entering the tract and then cross again within the cerebellum.

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This statement is true. The axons of most second-order neurons in the anterior spinocerebellar tract cross over to the opposite side of the spinal cord before entering the tract, and then cross again within the cerebellum to reach their targets.

The Axons of Most of the Second-Order Neurons of the Anterior