Mammals have evolved a brain structure different from that of other organisms, namely the six-layered
A) allocortex.
B) archicortex.
C) neocortex.
D)paleocortex.

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The six-layered neocortex is a unique brain structure found in mammals, including humans. It is responsible for higher cognitive functions such as language, reasoning, and perception. The other options, allocortex, archicortex, and paleocortex, are all older forms of cortical structures found in other organisms, but not in the neocortex.

Mammals Have Evolved a Brain Structure Different from That of Other