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True. Reach-to-grasp movements are made possible by two anatomically discrete but interconnected neural networks.

What are the two neural networks of reaching and grasping movements?

The two anatomically discrete but interconnected neural networks underlying reach-to-grasp movements are:

  • The dorsal stream is responsible for formulating the motor commands necessary for executing a reach-to-grasp movement.
  • The ventral stream is responsible for recognizing the object of the movement and guiding the hand to the correct location.

Together, these two systems enable the precise and coordinated movements required for successful reach-to-grasp movements.

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