Cortical Modules Described by Hubel and Wiesel Contain​

question 32

Multiple Choice

Cortical modules described by Hubel and Wiesel contain​ 

• A)one set of ocular dominance columns, one hypercolumn, and four cytochrome oxidase blobs. 
• B)one set of ocular dominance columns, two hypercolumns, and eight cytochrome oxidase blobs. 
• C)two sets of ocular dominance columns, two hypercolumns, and 16 cytochrome oxidase blobs. 
• D)four sets of ocular dominance columns, four hypercolumns, and 16 cytochrome oxidase blobs.

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