The primary visual cortex is what sends information to the secondary visuals, which are important for color, motion, and depth perception. If the primary visual is damaged, then it can cause problems for the secondary visuals, which are important for the three reasons listed ^.
Answer:
not necessarily, unless you drink to much.
Explanation:
if you have a small amount for the first time no. but if you have more than your body can handle your body will start to shut down.
B. As a cross country runner its very important to warm up before I run a marathon or a long distance run or just any run in general its always something I have to do. If your do the strenuous activity without warming up your muscles will be tight and will sort of go into shock. By warming up you are releasing tension in your muscles and ligaments and getting you blood flowing. In my experience I didn't warmup once before a half marathon and had to stop about a mile in because I tore my hamstring. It strained it right off the bat and kept getting worse just because I forgot to stretch! I hope this helps!
The answer is B
explanation: ..
