Across |
3. | separates cerebrum and cerebellum |
5. | area of the cortex that allows us to observe the different odors |
12. | area that enables us to recognize things like faces |
13. | neurons found in the cortex |
15. | ability to identify body region being stimulated |
18. | islands of gray matter deep in white matter |
20. | left side controls right side and vice versa |
21. | cerebral hemisphere accounts for 83% of this |
22. | cortex area that control learned motor skills of a repetitious nature |
23. | the cortex is where our _______ mind is found |
24. | large neurons in the gyri of the primary motor cortex |
27. | the many convolutions of the cortex help increase this |
28. | largest cortical sensory areas |
29. | area of the cortex found in the postcentral gyrus |
31. | structural areas of the cortex |
32. | directs muscles involved in speech production |
35. | one of the ways that sound impulses are interpreted as |
37. | hemisphere were we find Broca's area |
38. | perception of taste stimuli |
39. | the primary visual cortex receives visual information from this area of the eye |
40. | the primary auditory cortex lies against the _____ sulcus |
41. | the auditory areas are found on this lobe |