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| the section that the telencephalon develops from |
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| the fissure along the midline that divides the right and left halves |
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| infolding of dura into fissure |
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| the fissure that divides the cerebellum from cerebrum |
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| infolding of dura into the transverse fissure |
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| the sulci dorsal to the olfactory bulb, separates rhinencephalon from rest of cerebral hemisphere |
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| the sulcus on the dorsal side where the cell bodies of the pyramidal motor system are found |
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| the gyri rostral to the cruciate sulcus |
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| the gyri caudal to the cruciate sulci |
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| called smooth brain, the result of decreased development of gyri/sulci |
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| the lobe responsible for motor function |
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| the lobe responsible for sensory |
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| the lobe responsible for auditory |
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| the lobe responsible for visual |
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| the fan shaped projection fibers in the cerebral cortex |
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| the projection fibers in the ventral portion of the cerebrum |
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| the fibers that takes info localized in the cerebrum |
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| fibers that take info between ajacent gyri in one lobe of the brain (intralobar fibers) |
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| take info from one lobe to to another (interlobar fibers) |
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| long fibers that go from the frontal to the occipital lobe |
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| the fibers that take info from the left half to the right half of the brain and vice versa |
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| the largest of the commissural fibers |
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| the commissural fibers that are part of the olefactory system |
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| the alternating gray and white matter in the cerebrum |
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| the gray matter nuclei of the corpus triatum |
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| 1. caudate nucleus, 2. lenticular nucleus, 3. claustrum |
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| the white matter part of corpus striatum that separates the caudate and lenticular nucleus (projection fibers) |
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| the whate matter of the corpus striatum that divides the palladum into two parts (projection fibers) |
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| internal medullary lamina |
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| the white matter of the corpus striatum that divides the putamine from the pallidum |
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| external medullary lamina |
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| the white matter part of the corpus striatum that divides putamen from the claustrum |
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| the white matter part of the corpus striatum that is most lateral, up against the surface of the gray matter |
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| the afferent connections to the basal ganglia do what? |
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| receive info from the extrapyramidal motor |
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| what parts of the corpus striatum receive extrapyramidal motor |
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| caudate nucleus and putamen |
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| the part of the corpus striatum that sends info to the motor units |
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| corresponds to the paleocortex, the "nose brain", important for olefaction |
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| the part of the brain ventral to the rhinal sulcus |
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| part of the cerebral cortex, very old, includes the hypocampus, the emotion brain, surrounds rostral end of brain stem |
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| what are the functions of the limbic system |
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| gives instincts to preserve ones self: feed response, fight/flight, mate/repro, thought memory |
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| a series of nuclei located at the ventral lateral wall of the lateral ventricle, reponsible for rage/aggression/sexuality |
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| part of the cerebrum that wraps around the stem, internalized gyrus of the cerebrum, connects to other parts of the brain stem |
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| what does the hypocampus form? |
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| fimbrae-the output tract for the hypothalamus, becomes the fornix |
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| what is the function of the hippocampus |
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| controls autonomic function |
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| what was the hippocampus originally used to diagnose |
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| rabies-where inclusion bodies were found |
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