Question

assemblage of neurons lying in the forebrain that is important in controlling movement and coordination
optic tecta
caudate nucleus
basal ganglia
globus pallidus

Explanation:

The basal ganglia are a group of nuclei in the fore - brain that play a crucial role in movement and coordination. The optic tecta are related to vision in non - mammalian vertebrates. The caudate nucleus is part of the basal ganglia but the whole basal ganglia complex is more relevant here. The globus pallidus is also part of the basal ganglia.

Answer:

C. basal ganglia