Labe the figure 7.3(Brainstem,Anterior) and figure 7.4(Cerebellum, Sagital(A); Superior(B); Inferior(C) by choosing the letter of the part for each item. 404142Figure 7.4A. Anterior lobeA43B. Arbor vitaeC. Cerebellar cortexD. Cerebral aqueductE. Floculonodular lobeAB. FoliaAC. Fourth ventricle4445AD. Posterior lobeAE. Vermis464748Figure 7.4. Cerebellum, Sagittal (A); Superior (B); Inferior (C) 24Figure 7.337A. Abducens-25B. Accessory nerveC. Decussation of pyramidsD. Facial nerveE. Glossopharyngeal nerveAB. Hypoglossal nerveAC. Medulla oblongata2627AD. MidbrainAE. Oculomotor nerve3828BC. Optic nerveBD. PonsBE. PyramidsCD. Trigeminal nerveCE. Trochlear nerveDE. Vagus nerveABC. Vestibulocochlear nerve293031323933343536Figure 7.3. Brainstem, Anterior

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40 41 42 Figure 7.4 A. Anterior lobe B. Arbor vitae A 43 C. Cerebellar cortex D. Cerebral aqueduct E. Floculonodular lobe AB. Folia AC. Fourth ventricle AD. Posterior lobe AE. Vermis 44 45 46 47 48

Human Anatomy & Physiology (11th Edition)

11th Edition

ISBN:9780134580999

Author:Elaine N. Marieb, Katja N. Hoehn

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Chapter1: The Human Body: An Orientation

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Labe the figure 7.3(Brainstem,Anterior) and figure 7.4(Cerebellum, Sagital(A); Superior(B); Inferior(C) by choosing the letter of the part for each item.