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zoo ch.13 pt 3

brain and cranial nerves

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cerebellar peduncles white matter tracts connecting cerebellum to brainstem
cerebellar peduncles (superior) connect cerebellum with midbrain, diencephalon, and cerebrum
cerebellar peduncles (middle) connect cerebellum with pons
cerebellar peduncles (inferior) connect cerebellum with medulla oblongata and spinal cord
arbor vitae white matter connecting cerebellar cortex and nuclei with cerebellar peduncles
thalamus relays most sensations to cerebrum
interthalamic adhesion connects two sides of thalamus
lateral geniculate nucleus receives visual information from optic tract
medial geniculate nucleus receives auditory information from inner ear
hypothalamus controls many homeostatic functions
preoptic area regulates body temperature
suprachiasmatic nucleus coordinates day/night cycles of activity
mamillary bodies control feeding reflexes
infundibulum stalk connecting hypothalamus to pituitary gland
epithalamus includes pineal gland (secretes melatonin)
limbic system emotion and memory
cingulate gyrus superior portion
parahippocampal gyrus inferior portion (includes hippocampus, important in storage and retrieval of long-term memories
amygdaloid body important role in linking emotions with specific memories
fornix white matter tract linking hippocampus with hypothalamus
basal nuclei : provide general pattern and rhythm for ongoing voluntary movements
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