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Injury localised to hypothalamus would most likely disrupt

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Coordination during locomotion

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Executive functions, such as decision making

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Regulation of body temperature

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Short term memory

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The correct option is C Regulation of body temperature
Correct option: C.
Hypothalamus is the primary centre for homeostasis i.e. maintaining the body's normal temperature and status. An injury to the hypothalamus will disrupt thermoregulation, therefore, leading to deregulation of body temperature.

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