The Phylogeny of the Brain Refers To

question 161

Multiple Choice

The phylogeny of the brain refers to:

• A)how the brain evolved as species became more complex.
• B)how the brain evolved within a single species.
• C)unique brain characteristics common to members of a family that are evident across at least three generations.
• D)brain development in an individual.

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