A Central Pattern Generator Is Best Described as

question 68

Multiple Choice

A central pattern generator is best described as

• A) a region of the visual system that recognizes specific patterns and relays this information to other brain areas
• B) a region of the brain that initiates activity ONLY in response to sensory stimuli
• C) a region of the brain that has an intrinsic ability to initiate responses
• D) all of the above

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