Human Brain: Coronal and Ventral Views

Cerebellum

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Part 2: Matching Self-Test: 19a | 19b
Part 3: Multiple-Choice Self-Test

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The Cerebellum is a major region of the brain located behind or posterior to the pons. The cerebellum is composed of two hemispheres and a cortical layer and plays an important role in the control of movement. The function of this complex structure is covered in more detail in Tutorial 32 and Tutorial 33.

Figure 19a:	Anterior Commissure \| Basal Ganglia \| Central Fissure \| Cerebral Cortex \| Corpus Callosum \| Hippocampus \| Lateral Fissure \| Lateral Ventricles \| Longitudinal Fissure \| Temporal Lobes
Figure 19b:	Cerebellum \| Frontal Lobe \| Longitudinal Fissure \| Medulla \| Olfactory Bulbs \| Optic Nerves \| Spinal Cord \| Temporal Lobe