Unlike many of the hindbrain and midbrain structures, the structures of the forebrain
A) Generally receive information and send commands to the same side of the body
B) Are composed of relatively simple neural material
C) Are divided into two cerebral hemispheres
D) Are only important for regulating vital bodily functions

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The structures of the forebrain are divided into two cerebral hemispheres. This is a well-known characteristic of the forebrain. Choice A is incorrect because many forebrain structures send commands to the opposite side of the body. Choice B is incorrect because the forebrain is composed of complex neural material. Choice D is incorrect because the forebrain is important for a variety of functions beyond regulating vital bodily functions.

Unlike Many of the Hindbrain and Midbrain Structures, the Structures