Question 12 A)Read Slides 14-15. How does the number of spinal nerves in humans compare to that in frogs?(1 point) Responses Humans have the same number of spinal nerves as frogs. Humans have the same number of spinal nerves as frogs. Frogs have more spinal nerves than humans. Frogs have more spinal nerves than humans. Both humans and frogs have 10 pairs of spinal nerves. Both humans and frogs have 10 pairs of spinal nerves. Humans have more spinal nerves than frogs. Humans have more spinal nerves than frogs. Question 13 A)Based on Slides 14-15, what role does the cerebrum play in both humans and frogs?(1 point) Responses Controls the autonomic functions like heart rate and breathing. Controls the autonomic functions like heart rate and breathing. Processes smell and other sensory inputs. Processes smell and other sensory inputs. Allows for conscious thinking and responses to feelings of hunger, fear, and thirst. Allows for conscious thinking and responses to feelings of hunger, fear, and thirst. Acts as the main component of the peripheral nervous system. Acts as the main component of the peripheral nervous system.

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For Question 12, the correct response would depend on the specific information provided in Slides 14-15. Generally speaking, humans have more spinal nerves than frogs, primarily because humans possess more complex structures and functions. Thus, the response would typically be "Humans have more spinal nerves than frogs."

For Question 13, the cerebrum in both humans and frogs primarily plays a role in processing sensory inputs and allowing for conscious thinking. Thus, the response that best fits this role would be "Allows for conscious thinking and responses to feelings of hunger, fear, and thirst."

If you have specific information from Slides 14-15 that might alter these responses, please let me know!