Describe the two Pathways of visual information (

movement and identity). Be sure to include names of structures,

types of information conveyed, and what happens when that Pathways

disrupted.

The correct answer is "The two pathways that process visual information are the dorsal stream (movement) and the ventral stream (identity) ".

Explanation:

The two pathways that process visual information are the dorsal stream (movement) and the ventral stream (identity).

The dorsal stream pathway allows humans and other animals to get orientation about their own movement and the movement of the objects around them. This pathway of visual information function from the retina cells to the higher cortical areas, from the primary visual cortex into the parietal lobe. Disrupting this pathway results in deficits in spatial orientation, motion detection and eye tracking movements.

The ventral stream pathway is the visual information pathway that allows for object recognition and form representation. This pathway works along with the dorsal stream pathway, but with a strong connection with the medial temporal lobe and the limbic system. Disruptions in the ventral stream pathway results in dissociable behavioral deficits and a severe visual recognition deficits.