Axons terminate in a series of fine extensions known as
A)telodendria.
B)knobs.
C)collateral branches.
D)dendrites.
E)synapses.

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Axons terminate in a series of fine extensions known as telodendria, which branch to form a series of knob-like structures called synaptic end bulbs, or terminal boutons. These structures are responsible for communicating with other neurons or effector cells such as muscle fibers or glands at specialized junctions known as synapses.

Axons Terminate in a Series of Fine Extensions Known as