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| connected to the superior part of the spinal cord |
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| Regulatesposture and balance, and skilled skeletal movement. Located inferior and posterior to the medulla and pons |
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| Superior to the brain stem in the center of the brain. Thalamus, hypothalamus, and epithalamus |
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| Located in the Diencephalon. principal relay station for sensory fibers and some somatic motor fibers |
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| Control many bodily function and homeostasis. emotions, hormones, eating, drinking, and body temperature and controlled here |
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| Includes Pineal Glands- secretes melatonin |
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| nade up of right an left hemispheres. Center of higher mental process: intelligence, ommunication, learning, memory, reasoning, and emotions. |
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| part that lies deeper on the laera sides of the brain |
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| connects the two cerebral hemispheres |
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