If a person's brain cannot correctly receive signals from the eyes, which part of the brain is most likely not working? a. meninges b. thalamus c. midbrain d. hypothalamus

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If a person's brain cannot correctly receive signals from the eyes, which part of the brain is most likely not working?

a. meninges
b. thalamus
c. midbrain
d. hypothalamus

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mid brain.....as the occipital lobe evaluate the light and form image...and that is present in mid brain.

so answer is C

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