The mid-brain of the frog is characterised by
APaired cerebellar lobes for balance only
BPaired optic lobes for vision processing
CPaired olfactory lobes for smell processing
DPaired cerebral hemispheres for cognition
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: B. Paired optic lobes for vision processing
Frog midbrain has paired optic lobes (corpora bigemina) processing visual input.
Olfactory lobes are in the forebrain.
Cerebellum and medulla are in the hindbrain.
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