The image presents a multiple-choice question about the limbic system. Below are the options provided: 1. Includes the brainstem. 2. Controls voluntary movements of the arms and legs. 3. Is a memory area in the midbrain. 4. Is associated with basic survival instincts of nutrition, memory, and reproduction. 5. Has recently evolved. This question aims to test knowledge regarding the functions and characteristics of the limbic system in the brain. Each option captures different potential features or functions, requiring the respondent to identify the correct association.

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