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THRC.5 Flashcards

1
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What is the telencephalon composed of?

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Paired cerebral hemispheres

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2
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Longitudinal cerebral fissure

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Frontal lobe

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Cruciate fissure

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5
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Parietal lobe

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Temporal lobe

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Occipital lobe

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8
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What separates the two hemispheres of the telencephalon

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Cerebral longitudinal fissure

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9
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The two hemispheres are connected across the midline by…

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Commissural fibres

  • Forms the corpus callosum
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10
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What are the elevated bands found on the surface of the telencephalon hemispheres?

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Gyri cerebri

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11
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What separates the gyri cerebri?

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Sulci cerebri

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12
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What are the parts of the telencephalon

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  • Surface grey matter
  • Pallium/cortex
  • White matter
  • Deep grey matter
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13
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The deep accumulations of grey matter are referred to as…

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Basal nuclei

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14
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Where does corpus striatum get its name?

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Banding pattern from:

  • Basal nuclei
  • Grey matter
  • Commisural fibres
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15
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Give the divisions of the pallium/cortex

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  • Paleopallium
  • Archipallium
  • Neopallium
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16
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The divisions of the cortex/pallium are determined by…

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Evolutionary history - phylogenetically:

  • Paleopallium - Oldest
  • Neopallium - Youngest
17
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25

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Paleopallium

  • Also part of the rhinencephalon
  • Related to olfaction
18
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26

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Archipallium

  • Extends from the longitudinal fissure into the hemisphere as the hippocampus
19
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27

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Neopallium

  • Predominant part of the cerebrum
  • Organised into vertical columns
20
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15

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Transverse fissure of the cerebrum

21
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3

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Fissura sylvia (Un.)

  • Carnivores have a similar structure:
    • Fissura pseudosylvia
22
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5

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Sulcus diagonalis (Un.)

23
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7

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Sulcus presylvius

24
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4

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Fissura ectosylvius rostralis

25
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4

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Fissura ectosylvius rostralis

26
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6

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Fissura ectosylvius caudalis

27
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2

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Fissura pseudosylvia (Ca.)

28
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18

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Cruciate groove

29
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9

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Sulcus suprasylvius

30
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What is shown?

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Corpus striatum

31
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2

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Nucleus caudatus

  • Found mediodorsal to nucl. lentiformis
32
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7

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Nucleus lentiformis

33
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7

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Nucleus lentiformis

34
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19

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Claustrum

  • Lamina of grey matter
  • Seperates putamen from insula
35
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18

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Capsula externa

36
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19a

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Capsula extrema

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