The Structure of the Brain That Carries Ascending Sensory Information

question 31

Multiple Choice

The structure of the brain that carries ascending sensory information to the thalamus is the

• A) midbrain.
• B) cerebral aqueduct.
• C) 4th ventricle.
• D) basal ganglion.
• E) cerebellum.

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