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... lobe is above the sylvian fissure and between the rolandic and parietooccipital fissures . The temporal lobe is below the sylvian fissure and in front of the parietooccipital fissure . The occipital lobe is behind the ...
... lobe is above the sylvian fissure and between the rolandic and parietooccipital fissures . The temporal lobe is below the sylvian fissure and in front of the parietooccipital fissure . The occipital lobe is behind the ...
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... lobe of the cerebral cortex . The cerebellum contains ( 1 ) the flocculonodular lobe , or archicerebellum ; and ( 2 ) the corpus , which is subdivided into a segmented anterior lobe , or vermis , and a large posterior lobe . The latter ...
... lobe of the cerebral cortex . The cerebellum contains ( 1 ) the flocculonodular lobe , or archicerebellum ; and ( 2 ) the corpus , which is subdivided into a segmented anterior lobe , or vermis , and a large posterior lobe . The latter ...
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... lobes which are unlike each other in origin and in function . Neither lobe is vital , and a total hypophysectomy can be survived . An intermediate lobe , having the same origin as the anterior lobe , secretes a hormone which regulates ...
... lobes which are unlike each other in origin and in function . Neither lobe is vital , and a total hypophysectomy can be survived . An intermediate lobe , having the same origin as the anterior lobe , secretes a hormone which regulates ...
Contents
Anatomic Concepts and Bodily Organization 29 | 2-19 |
Neural Regulation of Speech 61 | 21 |
Autonomic and Endocrine Regulators of Speech 133 | 93 |
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