(See Figure 13.21) in This Illustration of a Typical Reader, Information Travels from Information

question 67

Multiple Choice

 (see Figure 13.21)
In this illustration of a typical reader, information travels from primary visual cortex to the temporal lobe by way of the structure labeled #4, which is the

• A) angular gyrus.
• B) arcuate fasciculus.
• C) hippocampal commissure.
• D) massa intermedia.

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