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Cingulate gyrus

Medulla

Pons

Mammillary bodies

Olfactory bulb

cerebellum

longitudinal fissure

inferior colliculus

superior colliculus

Corpus callosum

RED?

RED?

Occipital lobe

Dark Blue?

Dark Blue?

Frontal lobe

Cyan?

Cyan?

parietal lobe

Green?

Green?

Temporal lobe

frontal lobe

Responsiblefor executive functions (human): planning,inhibition of impulses; also language

temporal lobe

audition and speech

occipital lobe

vision

parietal lobe

sensory integration

gyri

the hills or raised potions

sulci

the depressions or valleys

cerebellum

coordinationand motor control

superior colliculi

involved in vision

inferior colliculi

involved in audition

tectum

superior and inferior colliculi

optic nerve

brings visual information from the retina

optic chiasm

where visual informations switches sides in the brain



optic tract

brings visual info from the optic chaism

oculomotor nerves

control eye movement

pituitary stalk (infundibulum)

attaches the pituitary stalk



mammillary bodies

part of the limbic system, and are believed to play a role in memory

Pyramidal tract

two large bundles of fibersthat travel between the cerebral cortex & spinal column.

cingulate gyrus

partof the limbic system, important for emotion & memory

choroid plexus

whereCSF is produced

septumpellucidum

separates the two lateral ventricles

hippocampus

involved in memory

cerebral acqueduct

connects the third and fourth ventricles

fornix

fibertract that caries information from the hippocampus to mammillary bodies

Thalamus

sensory relay station

hypothalamus

involved in regulatory behaviors and homeostatic function

Striatum

motor control

caudate



part of striatum

putamen

part of striatum

external capsule

whitematter surrounding the striatum

pineal gland

secreates hormones

white matter

grey matter