Hindbrain - cerebellum, Biology

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HIND BRAIN -

1.       CEREBELLUM -

  1. Little part, lies below the posterior part of cerebrum & above the medulla oblongeta.
  2. It conists of median lobe vermis & 2 lateral lobes or cerebellor hemispheres.
  3. In 2 lateral lobes 2 arbra vittae or life tree of white matter is present. In vermis 1 arbra vittae is present so total arbra vittae are 3. Surrounded by cerebral cortex.
  4. In cerebellum flask shaped cells are purkenje's cells.

FUNCTIONS-

Equilibrium. Movement of muscles in walking.

Note :- Cerebellum is more developed in aves.


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