Which part of the mammalian brain is disproportionately smaller than the corresponding part of a fish brain?
A)medulla oblongata
B)thalamus
C)pons
D)midbrain
E)cerebrum

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The midbrain is disproportionately smaller in mammals compared to fish, as fish rely more on the midbrain for processing visual and auditory information, while mammals have more developed cerebral structures for these functions.

Which Part of the Mammalian Brain Is Disproportionately Smaller Than