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Does elaboration of the visual cortex sets humans apart from other animals?
It's Prefrontal
Which part of the brain sets humans apart from other animals?
The cerebral cortex is highly developed in humans compared to other mammals and has a much greater volume relative to the rest of the brain. Generally, however, it is not any single part of the brain but the volume of the cranium (housing the brain) that sets humans apart from other animals. In the course of evolution when the forehead projected outwards, the inner cavity of the skull increased in volume so that more quantity of brain could be contained.
What characterizes an animal's capacity to learn and what sets it apart from humans?
Humans are animals. Mammals in fact. Humans have a higher awareness that leads us to believe we are superior to other animals.
Function of cortex in kidney?
Function of the Cortex:protectionshelterprotection from head traumahelps protect you from hurting your headlets your brain not flow around your head like jellylets you stay safe from head traumahelpsyeahgoodtalk
The ethical view that sets humans most distinctly apart from other animals is the?
Kantain
Why do animals die when we survive?
animals die because its apart of their life cycle, they die earlier then us humans because their years are counted by seven
Why do some people believe that humans are more important than animals?
Some people believe that humans are more important than animals because they think that humans have higher intelligence, consciousness, and abilities to shape the world around them. They may also believe that humans have a special moral status or purpose that sets them apart from animals.
What are some human interactions with ponds?
Humans always seem to mess things up. Our factories and our liter go into ponds and kill animals.
What is the false idea that man began as an animal?
You mean, apart from being true? Humans are animals, period. You may, if you wish, argue that humans are somehow "better" than other animals, but arguing that they're not animals is, scientifically, a non-starter.
Who is Aristotle and what did he believe about human nature?
Aristotle was a Greek philosopher who believed that humans are social animals and that it is in our nature to seek community and society. He also argued that humans possess rationality and the capacity for moral development, which sets us apart from other animals.
What do tsetese fly apart?
tsetse fly is an African fly that carries various diseases to humans and animals. Unually linked with 'sleeping sickness'
How are domesticated plants and animals more useful to humans than wild ones?
Because a wild animal would tear apart you and your house.
