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| second only to size, occupies inferior and posterior aspects of the cranial cavity. |
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| transverse fissure and tentorium cerebelli |
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| supports the posterior part of the cerebullum and separates the cerebullum from the cerebrum. |
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| central constricted area of the cerebullum |
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| the lateral wings or lobes of the cerebullum |
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| anterior and posterior lobes |
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| govern subconscious aspects of skeletal muscle movements. |
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| govern equilibrium and balance |
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| superficial layer of the cerebullum that conists of gray matter called folia |
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| regions of gray matter that give rise to axons carrying impulses from the cerebullum to other brain centers. |
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| attach the cerebullum to the brain stem. these bundles of white matter consists of axons that conduct impulses between the cerebullum and other parts of the brain. |
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| superior cerebellar peduncles |
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| contain axons that extend from cerebullum to the red nuclei of the midbrain to severla nuclei of the thalamus. |
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| middle cerebellar penduncles |
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| largest peduncles; their axons carry commands for voluntary movements from the pontine nuclei into the cerebullum. |
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