In early vertebrates,the principal component of the brain which is devoted largely to coordinating motor reflexes was the
A)thalamus.
B)forebrain.
C)midbrain.
D)hindbrain.
E)medulla oblongata.

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The hindbrain in early vertebrates was primarily responsible for coordinating motor reflexes, as it includes structures like the cerebellum and medulla oblongata, which are involved in motor control and reflex actions.

In Early Vertebrates,the Principal Component of the Brain Which Is