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ILLUSTRATION
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11-02bMEV-L6
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DESCRIPTION:
A sagittal section of the brain, brain stem, and pituitary
gland. The large corpus callosum can now be seen. It connects
the two cerebral hemispheres. The brain stem is the site of many
automatic regulatory centers (e.g., for heart rate and
breathing). The cerebellum has a pattern distinct from the rest
of the brain. It has flat “leaves” called folia. The central
part of the cerebellum forms a distinct “tree of life” (arbor
vitae). The pituitary gland hangs from the inferior surface of
the brain. The ventricles that contain the cerebrospinal fluid
are labeled, as are the choroid vessels that manufacture it.
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