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People Born Without a Corpus Callosum Can Compensate for a Lack

Question 120

Question 120

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People born without a corpus callosum can compensate for a lack of corpus callosum because of the extra development of the:


A) commissures
B) thalamus
C) brainstem
D) fornix

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