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3 October, 07:23

Why do frogs have such small cerebrum?

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  1. 3 October, 08:41
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    The cerebrum is part of the brain that controls the functions of the voluntary activity in the body. If an organism is smaller than another organism, for this case a frog and a rabbit. It means that the frog and the processes inside that body are less complex. Thus, the cerebrum do not need to be bigger than the cerebrum of a bigger organism.
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