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provides integrative power underlies complex behavior of vertebrates
brain
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· consists of neuron cell bodies, dendrites and unmyelinated axons
gray matter
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clusters of axons wit myelin sheaths
white matter
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In spinal cord: outside- consistent with its function in linking the CNS to sensory and motor neurons of the PNSIn brain: inside- role of signaling btw neurons of the brain in learning, feeling emotions, processing sensory info, and making commands
white matter
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conveys info to and from the brain and generates basic patterns of locomotion
spinal cord
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Part of nerve circuits that produce reflexes
spinal cord
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connect brain with locations mostly in organs of the head and upper body
cranial nerves
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run between the spinal cord and parts of the body below the head
spinal nerves
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Homeostasis, coordination of movement, conduction of info to and from higher brain centers; signals affect attention, alertness, appetite and motivation
brainstem
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transfer of info between the PNS and midbrain and forebrain
medualla and pons
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all axons carrying sensory info to and motor instructions from higher brain regions pass through the __
brainstem
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Help coordinate large-scale body movements
medulla and pons
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contains centers for receiving and integrating several types of sensory info
midbrain
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coded sensory info along neurons to specific regions of the forebrain
midbrain
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portions of this form prominent optic lobes
midbrain
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fromt he __ affect attention, alertness, appetite and motivation
brainstem
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ins centers that control several automatic, homeostatic functions, like breathing heart and blood vessel activity, swallowing, vomiting, and digestion
medualla
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participates in some activitees like regulating breathing centers in the medulla
pons
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transitons between attentiveness and mental alertness are regulated by the __ and __
brainstem and cerebrun
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both arousal and sleep
brainstem and cerebrum
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The __ contains several centers for controlling arousal and sleep, like __.
- brainstem
- reticular formation
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acts as a sensory filter and determines which incoming info rreaches the cerebral cortex
reti foromation
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sleep and walkefulness are also regulated by parts of the __.
brainstem
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The __ and _ contain centers that cause slep when stimulated and the __ has a center that causes arousal.
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coordinates movement and balance
cerebellum
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receives sensory info about position of joints and length of muscles, as well as input from the auditory and visual systems
cerebellum
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moniteors motor commands issued by the cerebrum
cerebellum
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info from the cerebrum passes first to the pons and then to the ++
cerebellum
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integrates info as it carries out coordination and error checking during motor and perceptual functions
cerebellum
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ye coordination
cerebellum
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major integrating centers that act as relay stationss for ino flow in body
tha and hypotha
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main input center for sensory info going to the cerebrum; incoming info from all the senses sorted in here and sent to approate cerebral centers
thalamus
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also receives inputs from the cerebrum and other parts of the brain that regulate emotion and arousal
thalanus
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one of most important brian regions for control of homeostasis
hypothalamus
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contains body's thermostat, and centers for regulating hunger, thirst, and moany othe rbasic survival mechansism
hypothala
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play a role in sexual and mating behavior , the flight or fight response, and pleasure
hypothalamu
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specialized nerve cells in here regulate cricadian rhythm and biological clocks
hypo
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circadian rhythms are coordinated by a group of neurons in the __ caled the __.
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info processing largely centered in here
cerebrum
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important for planning and learning movement sequenes
basal nuclei
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vital for perception in mammal
cerebral cortex
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highly convoluted __ is needed for advanced cogntion
neocortex
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top or outer portion of the brain
pallium or cerebral cortex
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visual information in which lobe of cerebral cortex
occipital
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auditory input in which lobe
temporal
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somatosensory input
parietal
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info about taste
parietal
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motor
perceptive
cognitive
cerebellum
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homeostasis
survival behavior
thermostat; appetite
thirst
circadian rhythms
hypo
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voluntary and cognitive
cerebral cortex
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enables communication
corpus callosum
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