If an animal had a very small portion of its primary motor cortex devoted to its toes, it is most likely that the animal would:
A)be able to initiate very intricate and well-controlled movements with its toes
B)have a limited sense of touch in its toes
C)constantly feel pain in its toes
D)not have very fine motor control over its toes

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The primary motor cortex is responsible for fine motor control, so if only a small portion is devoted to the toes, the animal would not have very fine motor control over its toes.

If an Animal Had a Very Small Portion of Its