Term for bends which allow the fast growing brain to fit within a slower growing skull.

Name for Cranial Nerve I.

Part of the brain/brainstem where Cranial nerves I, II, III and IV are found.

Name for the grey area of spinal cord that is responsible for motor control of muscle cells.

Cells from neural crest that migrated inside the walls of body organs to assist in routine functions of those organs.

“On my honor, I have neither given nor received unauthorized aid in doing this assignment.”

Identify 3 clinical signs of an upper motor neuron injury.  (3 signs)

Structures of the diencephalon from which develop the retina of the eyes.

Part of the brain/brainstem where Cranial nerves I, II, III and IV are found.

Specialized structure, located only in the ventricles, that produces Cerebral Spinal Fluid.