Definition: The word "aganglionic" in the King James Version (KJV) describes a portion of an animal's nervous system that controls voluntary movement, coordination, and sensation. This term was first used by Thomas G. Denny in 1963. Definition: An aganglionic is a specialized part of the nervous system of animals, such as mammals, which are capable of voluntary control of body movement. These nerves are responsible for coordinating and controlling various voluntary movements, including walking, running, jumping, and even vocal expression and facial expressions (emoticon-like). These parts of the nervous system work together to provide a central mechanism that enables these animals to adapt their behavior in response to changing environmental conditions. In simpler terms, aganglionic is like a key that allows the animal's body to function effectively. Without this part, the animal would not be able to move or respond properly.

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