The dorsal pathway receives signals from the:
A) parvocellular layer of the LGN.
B) intermediate visual area MT.
C) intermediate visual area V4.
D) inferotemporal cortex.

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The dorsal pathway, often referred to as the "where" or "how" pathway, is involved in processing the object's spatial location and is associated with motion detection. It receives signals from the intermediate visual area MT (also known as V5), which is known for its role in processing motion. The other options are associated with different aspects of visual processing not directly related to the dorsal pathway's primary function.

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