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Nuclei are collections of neurons so numerous that they can be seen with the naked eye (grossly).
The nuclei of the basal ganglia are the
The caudate nucleus is one of the nuclei that makes up the basal ganglia of the cerebrum. Basal ganglia top - Nuclei top
The caudate nucleus is one of the nuclei that makes up the basal ganglia of the cerebrum.
Basal ganglia top - Nuclei top
Basal ganglia top - Nuclei top
The caudate nucleus is one of the nuclei that makes up the basal ganglia of the cerebrum.
Basal ganglia top - Nuclei top
The caudate nucleus is one of the nuclei that makes up the basal ganglia of the cerebrum. Basal ganglia top - Nuclei top
The thalamus is a large group of nuclei in the middle of the cerebrum. HIPPOCAMPUS The hippocampus is the part of the temporal lobe thought to be most important for memory.
The reticular formation is one of the nuclei of the brainstem.
Cranial nerve nuclei The cranial nerve nuclei of the brainstem.
The cerebellar nuclei
The cerebellar nuclei
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