Which of the following will you do next? A. The brain is at the hypothalamus and is ready to be punched. B. The brain is still a bit too early for hypothalamus, and instead the nucleus accumbens is ready to be punched. C. The brain is still a bit too early for hypothalamus, and instead the thalamus is ready to be punched. D. We've sliced too far into the brain and accidentally skipped the hypothalamus, but luckily the dorsal hippocampus is ready to be punched.
Which of the following will you do next? A. The brain is at the hypothalamus and is ready to be punched. B. The brain is still a bit too early for hypothalamus, and instead the nucleus accumbens is ready to be punched. C. The brain is still a bit too early for hypothalamus, and instead the thalamus is ready to be punched. D. We've sliced too far into the brain and accidentally skipped the hypothalamus, but luckily the dorsal hippocampus is ready to be punched.
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Transcribed Image Text:In the brain anatomy worksheet, you learned how to navigate your way around a rodent brain by identifying key features in different slices of the brain in order to be able to
punch the correct region. You correctly identify the atlas image that corresponds to the hypothalamus punch you are supposed to take (on the left). The rodent brain you are
working with current looks like the image to the right.
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Which of the following will you do next?
A. The brain is at the hypothalamus and is ready to be punched.
B. The brain is still a bit too early for hypothalamus, and instead the nucleus accumbens is ready to be punched.
C. The brain is still a bit too early for hypothalamus, and instead the thalamus is ready to be punched.
D. We've sliced too far into the brain and accidentally skipped the hypothalamus, but luckily the dorsal hippocampus is ready to be punched.
Select the correct choice, and explain why your answer is correct. You can list features of the brain that indicate specific regions.
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