Contrary to the Structures of the Hindbrain and the Midbrain

question 6

Multiple Choice

Contrary to the structures of the hindbrain and the midbrain, most structures of the forebrain are ____.

• A) duplicated in right and left hemispheres
• B) largely made up of neurons and glia
• C) not able to communicate with each other
• D) not part of the central nervous system

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