In monkeys, stimulation of the _______, but not of the _______, results in vocalizations.
A) cortex; subcortical regions
B) cortex; frontal lobes
C) subcortical regions; cortex
D) cerebellum; frontal lobes

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The correct answer is C because research suggests that stimulation of subcortical regions in monkeys, particularly the periaqueductal gray matter, results in vocalizations. Stimulation of the cortex alone does not produce vocalizations, although the cortex is involved in the processing of vocalizations.

In Monkeys, Stimulation of the _______, but Not of the _______

In Monkeys, Stimulation of the _, but Not of the _