Question

WHICH OF THE FOLLOWING STRUCTURE IS A PART OF THE RHOMBENCEPHALON

Answer 1

Answer:

The metencephalic portion of the rhombencephalon includes ventrally a segment of the brainstem, the pons, and a dorsal development, the cerebellum. The ventral surface of the pons includes the transverse fibers of the pons, which course laterally into the middle cerebellar peduncles

Answer 2

STRUCTURE IS A PART OF THE RHOMBENCEPHALON:

Explanation:

• The hindbrain or Rhombencephalon could be a portion of the brain. This portion of the brain comprises of cerebellum, pons and medulla oblongata.
• Cerebellum: This locale communicates with another locale of the CNS through three huge nerve tracts called the cerebellar peduncles.
• Pons: This locale transfers data from the cerebrum to the cerebellum.
• Medulla oblongata:
• It is the foremost second rate portion of the brain stem. It acts as a conduction pathway for both rising and slipping nerve tracts.
• The cores interior the medulla oblongata work as centers of a few reflexes included within the control of heart rate, blood vessel withdrawals, breathing, gulping, spewing, hacking and sniffling.