Incoming synapses are primarily found on:
A) dendrites only.
B) cell bodies only.
C) axons only.
D) dendrites and cell bodies.

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Incoming synapses are primarily found on both dendrites and cell bodies. Axons are responsible for sending signals to other neurons or cells, while dendrites and cell bodies receive signals from other neurons. Therefore, synapses are located primarily on dendrites and cell bodies to receive incoming signals.

Incoming Synapses Are Primarily Found On