Which of the following is NOT governed by the all-or-none law?

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Local neurons are not governed by the all-or-none law. This law states that if a neuron reaches its threshold of excitation, it will fire an action potential of a fixed size and duration, regardless of the strength of the incoming stimulus. This law applies to both myelinated and unmyelinated axons, as well as to motor neurons. Local neurons, however, do not have a threshold of excitation and thus do not follow the all-or-none law.

Which of the Following Is NOT Governed by the All-Or-None