As Seen in Both Animals with Food-Caching Behavior and in Humans

question 74

Multiple Choice

As seen in both animals with food-caching behavior and in humans who must acquire a detailed cognitive map of an area, the ______ is able to increase in volume over time.

• A)Frontal lobe"
• B)Hippocampus"
• C)Visuospatial cortex"
• D)Amygdala"

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