After visual information is processed in the primary visual cortex,it is often routed to other cortical areas for additional processing through two pathways characterized as the
A) form and color pathways.
B) what and when pathways.
C) what and where pathways.
D) motion and depth pathways.

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The two pathways are known as the "what" and "where" pathways. The "what" pathway is responsible for identifying an object's shape and color, while the "where" pathway is responsible for determining its location and motion. These pathways are also referred to as the ventral and dorsal pathways, respectively.

After Visual Information Is Processed in the Primary Visual Cortex,it