The gray matter on the outside of the brain appears gray because:
A)the neurons are not myelinated.
B)the neurons are protected by something other than myelin that makes it appear gray.
C)the neuronal cell bodies are located here.
D)all dendrites in the brain are located there.

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The gray matter on the outside of the brain appears gray because the neuronal cell bodies are located here. Myelin is mainly found in the white matter of the brain, and dendrites are not exclusive to the gray matter.

The Gray Matter on the Outside of the Brain Appears