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    Cortical Columns Consisting of Neurons with the Same or Very
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Cortical Columns Consisting of Neurons with the Same or Very

Question 47

Question 47

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Cortical columns consisting of neurons with the same or very similar orientation tuning are called:


A) ocular dominance columns.
B) orientation columns.
C) the superior colliculus.
D) the lateral occipital cortex.

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