Describe forebrainand its functions
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the cerebrum or forebrain is the main thinking part of the brain. it is the site of our faculties such as learning, reasoning, intelligence, personality and memory. our thoughts and actions are controlled by the cerebrum . there are sensory areas where information is received from the sense organs (receptors) like eyes, ears ,nose,tongue, and skin which give us instructions to react to a particular stimulus
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The Forebrain :
This is the anterior part of the brain . The cerebrum forms the largest part of the forebrain, or rather of the entire brain . it is divided into two halves - the right and left cerebral hemispheres . The cerebral hemispheres are shaped somewhat like Kidneys, and or partially separated from each other by a deep groove . their outer surface is full of folds , which increase the surface area and help accommodate the maximum number of neurons . The cell bodies of most of the neurons are located in the upper layers of the cerebral hemispheres, giving these layers a greyish appearance . So, the cell bodies are called grey matter . The axons mostly myelinated of these neurons form bundles that appear white, and are thus called white matter . White matter is mostly found in the deeper parts of the cerebrum . The interior of the cerebrum has interconnected cavities called ventricles that are filled with cerebrospinal fluid .
The cerebrum is the centre of Intelligence . Different areas of the cerebrum or concerned with learning, memory emotion and reasoning other areas co-ordinate our voluntary activities and make us feel sensation like pain and heat and also control speech and the Census of touch, smell , sight , hearing and taste.
The hypothalamus a small area of the fore brain is linked to the pituitary gland it controls the endocrine system it also controls many emotional reactions like fear and anger
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The Forebrain :
This is the anterior part of the brain . The cerebrum forms the largest part of the forebrain, or rather of the entire brain . it is divided into two halves - the right and left cerebral hemispheres . The cerebral hemispheres are shaped somewhat like Kidneys, and or partially separated from each other by a deep groove . their outer surface is full of folds , which increase the surface area and help accommodate the maximum number of neurons . The cell bodies of most of the neurons are located in the upper layers of the cerebral hemispheres, giving these layers a greyish appearance . So, the cell bodies are called grey matter . The axons mostly myelinated of these neurons form bundles that appear white, and are thus called white matter . White matter is mostly found in the deeper parts of the cerebrum . The interior of the cerebrum has interconnected cavities called ventricles that are filled with cerebrospinal fluid .
The cerebrum is the centre of Intelligence . Different areas of the cerebrum or concerned with learning, memory emotion and reasoning other areas co-ordinate our voluntary activities and make us feel sensation like pain and heat and also control speech and the Census of touch, smell , sight , hearing and taste.
The hypothalamus a small area of the fore brain is linked to the pituitary gland it controls the endocrine system it also controls many emotional reactions like fear and anger
Hope it helps you.....
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