Which of the following accurately describes the orientation of the three primary axes (anterior-posterior, dorsal-ventral, medial-lateral) used to indicate brain regions? Select all that apply.

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The dorsal-ventral axis in humans refers to the vertical direction from the top of the head to the bottom of the spinal cord.

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The dorsal-ventral axis in humans is the same as the anterior-posterior axis in animals.

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In animals, the anterior-posterior axis refers to the head-to-tail direction, while in humans it refers to the horizontal direction from the belly to the back.

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The medial-lateral axis is used only in animals.

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