Multiple Choice
Complex Cortical Cells are found in:
A) Layers 2, 3, 5, and 6 of the primary visual cortex.
B) Only layer 4B of the primary visual cortex.
C) Only layer 4C of the primary visual cortex.
D) All 6 layers of the primary visual cortex.
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