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Occipital Cortex

The posterior lobe of the cerebral cortex, primarily responsible for processing visual information, including color, form, and motion perception.

Key Functions:

  • Processes visual information from the retina via the lateral geniculate nucleus.
  • Responsible for primary visual perception, including color, form, and motion.
  • Involved in visual memory.

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