Which Midbrain Structure Receives Visual and Auditory Information About Spatial

question 50

Multiple Choice

Which midbrain structure receives visual and auditory information about spatial location?

• A) tectum
• B) cerebellum
• C) basal ganglia
• D) tegmentum
• E) vestibular nucleus

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