In: Biology
1. Identical twins have identical copies of their brains.
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2. The action of a neuron is “signal” or “no signal” due to the presence of neurotransmitters.
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3. Physical and physiological differences between humans and life in other galaxies may prohibit contact.
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4. The limbic system involves simple memory, including the recollection of favorable and unfavorable circumstances, allowing linkage of experiences as rudimentary “good” or “bad” feelings.
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5. Within the neocortex lies the amygdala, which evaluates every situation as threatening or not.
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6. Construction of human connectomes would allow detailed study of brain physiology, abilities, and behavior.
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7. The mind is altered by each new event it encounters.
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8. Both humans and the universe are composed of hydrogen, oxygen, carbon, and nitrogen
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9. The neocortex overrides the primitive actions of the reptilian brain and limbic system, giving rise to rational thinking.
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1:- False
Reason:- Identical twins have the same copies oof gene but they do not have an identical brain because learning leads to anatomical changes in the brain. Due to the non-identical brain and non-identical intellect, the twins have different social experiences, learning and emotion.
2:- True
Reason:- Neurotransmitters are chemical messengers secreted from the presynaptic cleft that transmits informal from one cell to another cell which results in action potential and resting potential.
4- True
Reason:- The Limbic system is located near the thalamus under the cerebrum. The complex structure includes the hypothalamus, amygdala and hippocampus. It is responsible for the emotions and emotional behavior of the individual.
5:- True
Reason:- Amygdala is a part of the limbic system that access external stimuli like threats and then initiate appropriate action and response. It plays a significant role in emotions like fear, anger and anxiety.
6:- True
Reason:- A connecctome is an comprehensive map of brain that will allow us to understand anatomy, function and behaviour of human brain.