Which Principle of Functional Organization of the Vertebrate Brain Explains

question 4

Multiple Choice

Which principle of functional organization of the vertebrate brain explains the concept of memories?

• A) Brains have maps.
• B) The expansion of the forebrain is a recorded event in vertebrate brain evolution.
• C) Brain function is somewhat localized.
• D) Neural circuits are plastic.

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Definitions:

Glia Cells

Cells in the central and peripheral nervous system that do not conduct nerve impulses but support and protect neurons, including astrocytes, oligodendrocytes, and microglia.

Epithelial Tissue

One of the four basic types of tissue in the body, characterized by closely packed cells with minimal extracellular matrix, forming protective coverings and linings of organs and structures.

Extracellular Matrix

A complex network of proteins and carbohydrates surrounding cells, providing structural support and influencing their functions.

Covering And Lining Layers

refer to the protective or enclosing tissues in the body that cover surfaces or line cavities, including skin, mucous membranes, and the lining of body cavities.