A structure in the brain stem that receives input from inner hair cells is known as the ______.
A)inferior colliculus
B)superior colliculus
C)cochlear nucleus
D)inferotemporal cortex

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The cochlear nucleus in the brain stem receives input from inner hair cells in the cochlea, which is responsible for transmitting auditory information to the brain. The inferior and superior colliculi are involved in processing visual and sensory information, and the inferotemporal cortex is involved in visual perception and memory.

A Structure in the Brain Stem That Receives Input from Inner