Which Structure is Responsible for Perception in a Shark, Salamander

Question

Which structure is responsible for perception in a shark, salamander, or turtle?
A) at the synapse of neurons involved in sensory reception
B) at the junction between sensory cells and afferent neurons
C) within ganglia the receive multiple afferent neuronal input
D) in the brain

Accepted Answer

Perception in animals, including sharks, salamanders, and turtles, occurs in the brain. The brain processes and interprets signals received from sensory organs, leading to the perception of the environment.