LATERAL GENICULATE BODY vs. MEDIAL GENICULATE BODY: The final station within the thalamus for visual sensations before going to the primary visual area a   the statement is related to the first concept only b   the statement is related to the second concept only c   the statement is related to both concepts d   the statement is not related to either concepts

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