The ontogeny of the brain refers to:
A)how the brain evolved as species became more complex.
B)how the brain evolved within a single species.
C)unique brain characteristics common to members of a family that are evident across at least three generations.
D)brain development in an individual.

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The ontogeny of the brain refers to the development of the brain in an individual, from its formation in the embryo to its maturation in adulthood. It includes processes such as cell proliferation, migration, differentiation, and synaptogenesis.

The Ontogeny of the Brain Refers To