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a series of interconnected grooves that the surface of each cerebral hemisphere is foled into |  | 
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ridges of the cerebral hemisphere |  | 
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anterior part of each hemisphere and extends anteriorly from the central sulcusseparated by the temporal love below by the lateral sulcus |  | 
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most lateral and inferior lobeanterior to the occipital love and is separated from the frontal and parietal loves above it by the lateral sulcus |  | 
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middle part of each hemisphere and extends posteriorly from the central sulcusno distinct boundary between the parietal lobe and the occipital lobe |  | 
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posterior part of each cerebral hemisphere and is separated from the cerebelum below by the transverse fissure |  | 
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initiate voluntary motor movements |  | 
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integrate information from other brain regions |  | 
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emotion and memoreinclude hippocampus, amygdala, cingulate gyrus, memillary body |  | 
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collections of neuronal cell bodies that lie deep in the base of the cerebral hemispheres, lateral to the third ventricle and inferior to the lateral ventricles |  | 
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