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Comprised primarily of ____, the degree of convolutions in the cerebral cortex positively correlates with the ____ of a species.
 
  a. gray matter; intellectual capacity
  b. gray matter; size
  c. white matter; intellectual capacity
  d. white matter; size

Question 2

What would be a consequence of destroying the corpus callosum?
 
  a. The left and right cerebral hemispheres would not be able to effectively communicate.
  b. A person would have difficulty breathing.
  c. A severe movement disorder would eventually emerge.
  d. A person would lose the ability to experience fear.



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Answer to Question 1

ANSWER:
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Answer to Question 2

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