Movement Know the components of the motor control system   What are the components of the motor control system? Intro to neuroscience College-level   Please provide some pictures and visual explanations to these concepts. I need a visual answer and not just an essay. So, the explanation must include diagrams of the relevant component of the motor control system.

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