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Cerebrum

Telencephalon + Diencephalon

Frontal lobe

Movement execution, motor planning, cognition, executive functions

Parietal lobe

Sensory processing for somatosensation, and integration of various sensations

Temporal lobe

Sensory processing for audition, vestibular sensation, comprehension of language

Occipital lobe

Sensory processing for vision

Cingulate gyrus

Survival functions (MOVE: memory, olfaction, visceral responses, emotions), coordinates sensory input with emotions

Pre-central gyrus

Motor

Post-central gyrus

Sensory (processes touch)

Supramarginal gyrus

Allow integration of sensory information

Angular gyrus

Allows integration of sensory information

Amygdala

Emotional learning and emotional feelings, social interactions, emotional memories, animal recognition

Hippocampus

Memory, long term memory, spatial memory

Thalamus

Final sensory relay station (all sensory info except olfaction)

Hypothalamus

Autonomic nervous system regulation

Subthalamus

Regulates movements produced by skeletal muscles

Pineal body

Produces melatoning, regulates circadian rhythm

Superior colliculus

Visual reflexes

Inferior colliculus

Auditory reflexes (such as that to loud noises)

Fornix

Connects neurons in the hippocampus to neurons in the mammillary bodies (MB to Hippo), but also to septal nuclei and anterior thalamus

Corona radiata

The fibers fan out close to the cortex

Internal capsule

The same fibers collect together as they pass between structures at the base of the brain