what role does the cerebrum play in both humans and frogs?(1 point)

The correct response is:

**Allows for conscious thinking and responses to feelings of hunger, fear, and thirst.**

In both humans and frogs, the cerebrum is primarily responsible for higher brain functions, including conscious thought, decision-making, and the processing of sensory information that influences emotional responses and basic needs.

Considering the differences in brain size and structure, how might the larger cerebrum in humans compared to frogs affect their behavior and capabilities?(1 point)

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Frogs have more advanced behaviors and capabilities due to their larger cerebrum.
Frogs have more advanced behaviors and capabilities due to their larger cerebrum.

Humans have more advanced behaviors and capabilities, such as conscious control and planning, due to their larger cerebrum.
Humans have more advanced behaviors and capabilities, such as conscious control and planning, due to their larger cerebrum.

Both humans and frogs have similar behaviors and capabilities because they both have a cerebrum.
Both humans and frogs have similar behaviors and capabilities because they both have a cerebrum.

The size of the cerebrum does not affect the behavior and capabilities of either humans or frogs.
The size of the cerebrum does not affect the behavior and capabilities of either humans or frogs.
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The correct response is:

**Humans have more advanced behaviors and capabilities, such as conscious control and planning, due to their larger cerebrum.**

The larger and more complex cerebrum in humans enables advanced cognitive functions, including reasoning, problem-solving, and complex social behaviors, whereas frogs, with their smaller cerebrum, exhibit more instinctual and simpler behaviors.

(the Bibliography). Who is the author of the article “What are the similarities between frogs and human digestive systems?(1 point)

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A. Stephens
A. Stephens

Tammy Slater
Tammy Slater

Mandy Slake
Mandy Slake

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The author of the article "What are the similarities between frogs and human digestive systems?" is **A. Stephens**.