"Giant axons" in certain invertebrates
A)always go directly to the brain.
B)carry impulses from the eyes to the CNS.
C)do not end at synapses.
D)increase the speed of impulse travel.
E)directly contact another axon.

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Giant axons in invertebrates increase the speed of impulse travel by having a larger diameter and myelin sheath, which allows for faster propagation of action potentials.

"Giant Axons" in Certain Invertebrates