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| Forebrain midbrain and hindbrain. |
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| telencephalon and diencephalon |
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| folded over grey matter. Highly convuluted. |
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| Gap between adjacent gyru |
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| Seperates the brain into right and left hemispheres. |
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| Seperates the frontal lobes from the temporal lobes. |
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| Seperates the frontal from the parietal lobes. |
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| anterior region involved in personality, cognition, and mood. Contains the Pre central gyrus |
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| primary volunteer motor area. |
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| Contains the Post-central Gyrus |
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| primary somatosensory area |
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| In charge of memory functions and conscious perception of auditory and smell stimuli |
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| Cluster of neuronal cell bodies inside of the CNS. Function is to subconsciously regulate contractile activity of skeletal muscles. |
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| diseases of the basal ganglia |
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| parkinsons disease and huntingtons. |
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| 2 parts of the diencephalon |
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| Thalamus and the Hypothalamus |
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| consious awareness of emotional states. |
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| controls autonomic functions. produces hormones. Facilitates adjustments in body temperature. |
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| (roof)Dorsal region of the mesencephalon. |
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| composed of the superior and inferior colliculi |
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| responsible for reflexes caused by visual stimuli |
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| responsible for reflexes caused by auditory stimuli. |
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| ventral region of the mesencephalon. |
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| a nucleus located in the tegmentum, that is responsible for producing a majority of the dopamine in the CNS. |
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| Degeneration of dopamine neurons. |
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| Coordinates rapid, automatic adjustments that maintain balance and equilibrium. |
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| Contains sensory motor "brainstem" nuclei. controls respiratory rhythm. |
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| Sensory and motor nuclei are located here. Controls respiratory rate. Regulates Visceral function. |
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