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Hydra, sea star, planarian, nematode, clam, squid, and vertebrate
-nerve net controls contraction and expansion of GVC
-radial nerve, nerve ring
-brain, chephalization trend towards clusters of sensory neurons, ventral nerve cord
-specialized ganglion, sensory organs and cephalization
-lack cephalization but have specialized neural functions
-cephalization and higher function capture prey, ganglia
-dorsal nerve cord
central nervous system
signals from the brain and spinal cord, spinal cord reflexes independently of the brain
Peripheral nervous system
afferent to the brain motor system.
autonomic nervous system
parasympathetic-causes opposite responses promoting calming and responding to maintenance
sympathetic-flight or flight arousal
somatic nervous system
movement and locamotion
enteric division
network of neurons in digestive tract
How neurons code different messages with identical action potentials
same action potentials carry PNS. Motor system carries signals to skeletal muscles voluntary. Autonomic nervous system regulates internal environmental or involuntary manner
integration of excitatory and inhibitory inputs
-brings closer to AP depolarization
-lower probability of AP hyper polarization
brain divisions
cerebrum-controls skeletal muscles
cerebellum -motor movements balance helps learning and remembering motor skills
dienacephalon- thalamus and main input of sensory info, controls thirst
brainstem-coordinates and conducts info. inbetween brain centers