Sensory and motor systems are ideally suited to the study of neural reorganization because
A) all animals have them.
B) they are "wired" in series.
C) they are "wired" in parallel.
D) of their topographic layout.
E) they do not regenerate.

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Sensory and motor systems are organized in a specific topographic layout, which allows for precise mapping of neural connections. This makes it easier to track changes in neural organization after injury or other environmental factors, making these systems ideal for studying neural reorganization.

Sensory and Motor Systems Are Ideally Suited to the Study