HUMAN BIOLOGY
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Author: Mader
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Chapter 14, Problem 7A
Which of the following cerebral areas is not correctly matched with its function?
- occipital lobe—vision
- parietal lobe—somatosensory area
- temporal lobe—primary motor area
- frontal lobe—Broca's motor speech area
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