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QUESTION 17: Complete the following table. Brain Region Telencephalon (anterior forebrain) C. e. g. Myelencephalon (posterior hindbrain) k. m. b O. q. Major Structures in the Adult Brain Structure a. d. Pons h. i. Hypothalamus n. p. Superior colliculi Function b. Controls reflexes relat f. Secretes melatonin, hypothalamus in the j. 1. Regulates skeletal are smooth and we Acts as relay statio cerebral cortex r.

QUESTION 17: Complete the following table. Brain Region Telencephalon (anterior forebrain) C. e. g. Myelencephalon (posterior hindbrain) k. m. b O. q. Major Structures in the Adult Brain Structure a. d. Pons h. i. Hypothalamus n. p. Superior colliculi Function b. Controls reflexes relat f. Secretes melatonin, hypothalamus in the j. 1. Regulates skeletal are smooth and we Acts as relay statio cerebral cortex r.

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