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biggirl4568

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Researchers want to find out which brain region comes after brain region C. To discover this, researchers can trace ________ axons using ________ labeling.
 
  a. afferent; retrograde
  b. efferent; retrograde
  c. afferent; anterograde
  d. efferent; anterograde

Question 2

Compared to fMRI, magnetoencephalogra phy:
 
  a. is clearer.
  b. is more detailed.
  c. has excellent spatial resolution.
  d. can record fast-moving events.



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Answer: D

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