People born without a corpus callosum can compensate for a lack of corpus callosum because of the extra development of the:
A) commissures
B) thalamus
C) brainstem
D) fornix

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People born without a corpus callosum can compensate for the lack of interhemispheric communication by developing stronger commissural connections between the two hemispheres, such as the anterior commissure and the posterior commissure. The thalamus, brainstem, and fornix are also important structures in the brain, but they do not play as direct of a role in compensating for the absence of the corpus callosum.

People Born Without a Corpus Callosum Can Compensate for a Lack