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In the lateral geniculate nucleus, there are _________ magnocellular and _________ parvocellular layers.
 
  a. three; three
 b. four; four
 c. two; four
 d. four; two

Question 2

The preoptic area (POA) contains
 
  a. no temperature-responsive neurons.
 b. neurons that respond to any change in core temperature.
 c. two types of neurons that respond to either increases or decreases in core temperature.
 d. three types of neurons that respond to increases in temperature, decreases in temperature, or are temperature-insensitive.



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Answer to Question 1

c

Answer to Question 2

d



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