Information contained in the mosaic of the primary visual cortex is rendered interpretable
A) in the prefrontal association cortex.
B) in the motor association area of the cortex.
C) at the edge of the primary visual cortex.
D) in the visual association cortex.
E) in the optic nerve.

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The primary visual cortex processes basic visual information, which is then interpreted in the visual association cortex, where complex processing occurs to make sense of visual inputs.

Information Contained in the Mosaic of the Primary Visual Cortex