Neuroanatomy for

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Biology 463 - Neurobiology

• Neuroanatomy for
• the Final Exam
• Neuroanatomy Review
• Lange

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In thinking about the semester, I thought it
would be helpful and useful to include a
neuroanatomy section on the comprehensive portion
of the final. I think it is a valuable addition,
and also is typically something people tend
perform well. So, with that idea in mind, I have
decided to have a 10 question section on the
final where you will identify (again using
colored pencils) major neural-relevant
structures. To study for this portion, I suggest
you use your anatomy tests 1, 2, 3 and study
those specific items you have seen on the exams.
The complete list includes
central sulcus cerebellum corpus
callosum frontal lobe lateral
sulcus longitudinal fissure pituitary
gland pons postcentral gyrus fourth
ventricle lateral ventricle third ventricle
olfactory bulb vagus nerve abducens
nerve trigeminal nerve optic chiasma cranial
nerve III dorsal root ganglia femoral
nerve sciatic fovea primary visual cortex scala
vestibuli
ciliary zonules lateral geniculate body
auditory nerve kinocilium semicircular
canals otoliths organ of corti ventral horn of
gray matter