Multiple Choice
The tonotopic map in the auditory cortex is similar to the somatotopic map in the somatosensory cortex in that
A) The locations of sound and touch are both represented by specific parts of these cortical areas
B) Specific stimuli map to specific cortical regions
C) The frequency of perceptions of vibration in the periphery and eardrum maps to specific cortical areas
D) they are the only known examples of spatial mapping in the nervous system
E) all of the above are true
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Q15: Consider the diagram at right, which shows
Q16: In this chapter there are many instances
Q17: A tonotopic map in the brain describes
Q19: Analyze the experiment described in figure 3.17.
Q20: Consider figure 3.20. In the text Next
Q21: Which brain regions have been observed to
Q22: Which of the following functions is NOT
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