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HOMEWORK EXERCISE NEUROANATOMY COGNITIVE SCIENCE 107A LATERAL VIEW Using the picture above, show (by drawing a line and labeling it) where each area listed below can be found. For those areas with an asterisk (*) write a brief (1-2 sentence) description of what functions occur in this area. Answers may not be in your textbook, therefore you’ll need to do a bit of research (either at the library or via Internet). Please write answers in your own words – do not plagirize. Frontal lobe* Temporal lobe Longitudinal fissure Medulla oblongata Primary sensory area Central sulcus Parietal lobe Broca’s area* Occipital lobe* Primary motor area HOMEWORK EXERCISE NEUROANATOMY COGNITIVE SCIENCE 107A SAGITTAL VIEW Using the picture above, show (by drawing a line and labeling it) where each area listed below can be found. For those areas with an asterisk (*) write a brief (1-2 sentence) description of what functions occur in this area. Answers may not be in your textbook, therefore you’ll need to do a bit of research (either at the library or via Internet). Please write answers in your own words – do not plagirize. Cingulate gyrus Pons Hypothalamus* Cerebellum* Superior colliculus Thalamus Inferiro colliculus Corpus callosum* HOMEWORK EXERCISE NEUROANATOMY COGNITIVE SCIENCE 107A CORONAL VIEW Using the picture above, show (by drawing a line and labeling it) where each area listed below can be found. For those areas with an asterisk (*) write a brief (1-2 sentence) description of what functions occur in this area. Answers may not be in your textbook, therefore you’ll need to do a bit of research (either at the library or via Internet). Please write answers in your own words – do not plagirize. Superior frontal gyrus Caudate* Corpus callosum (rostrum) Temporal lobe Lateral ventricle* Sylvian fissure*