This pathway starts with midget and bistratified retinal ganglion cells and continues through the visual cortex into the inferotemporal cortex in the temporal lobe; often called the "what" pathway.What is it?
A)the dorsal pathway
B)the occipital pathway
C)the ventral pathway
D)the object pathway

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The pathway described starts with midget and bistratified retinal ganglion cells and continues through the visual cortex into the inferotemporal cortex in the temporal lobe. This pathway is called the ventral pathway, as it is often referred to as the "what" pathway, responsible for object recognition and identifying details such as color, shape, and texture.

This Pathway Starts with Midget and Bistratified Retinal Ganglion Cells