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Question 45 1 pts This pathway starts with P- and K- retinal ganglion cells and continues through the visual cortex into the inferotemporal cortex in the temporal lobe; often called the \"what\" pathway. What is it? the ventral pathway the occipital pathway the dorsal pathway the object pathway

          Question 45
1 pts
This pathway starts with P- and K- retinal ganglion cells and continues through the visual cortex into
the inferotemporal cortex in the temporal lobe; often called the \"what\" pathway. What is it?
the ventral pathway
the occipital pathway
the dorsal pathway
the object pathway

Question 45
1 pts
This pathway starts with P- and K- retinal ganglion cells and continues through the visual cortex into
the inferotemporal cortex in the temporal lobe; often called the ẅhatp̈athway. What is it?
the ventral pathway
the occipital pathway
the dorsal pathway
the object pathway

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This pathway starts with P- and K-retinal ganglion cells and continues through the visual cortex into the inferotemporal cortex in the temporal lobe; often called the "what" pathway. What is it? O the ventral pathway O the occipital pathway O the dorsal pathway the object pathway