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Pulls diagonally on the eyeball |
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Pulls diagonally on the eyeball |
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Pulls straight back on the eyeball |
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Pulls straight back on the eyeball |
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Pulls straight back on the eyeball |
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Pulls straight back on the eyeball |
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Cartilaginous stalk on which the eyeball rests and rotates |
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Carries SENSORY information from the retina to the optic lobe and diencephalon |
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Carries SENSORY information from the olfactory bulbs to the olfactory lobes |
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Part of brain which decides on reactions to environment. Interprets sensory information and controls behavior and instincts. In humans, controls thought and intelligence. |
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Part of brain that interprets smell |
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Part of brain which is rich in blood vessels and spinal fluid, and sends information to the third ventricle. Consists of three parts: epithalamus, thalamus, hypothalamus. |
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Part of cerebellum (same function) |
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Medulla Oblongata (Myencephalon) |
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Part of brain which controls unconscious behavior and the automatic nervous system |
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Conveys MOTOR impulses from muscles of the eyeball, except superior oblique and lateral rectus, to optic lobes. Regulates size of pupil. |
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Conveys MOTOR impulses from superior oblique muscle of the eyeball to optic lobes |
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Optic Lobes (Mesencephalon) |
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Part of brain that interprets retinal information |
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Cerebellum (Metencephalon) |
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Part of the brain which controls muscle impulse, coordination, reflexes, and motor skills. |
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Conveys MOTOR impulses from lateral rectus muscle of the eyeball to optic lobes |
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Carries equilibratory (SENSORY) impulses from inner ear to medulla oblongata |
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Carries SENSORY information from first gill pouch and pharynx and MOTOR impulses from third gill arch to medulla oblongata |
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Carries SENSORY information from mouth, gill pouches 2-5, and lateral line; and MOTOR impulses from gill arches 4-7 and cucullaris; and BOTH (motor and sensory) information from heart and anterior part of alimentary canal to medulla oblongata |
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Consists of central area of gray matter (cell bodies) and peripheral area of white matter (fiber tracts). Each nerve is attached to spinal cord by a dorsal (SENSORY) and ventral (MOTOR) root. |
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