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Chapter Introductionlife11e_ch46_1.html57fbbd97757a2e3e10000001
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key concept 46.1 Functions Are Localized in the Nervous System life11e_ch46_2.html57fbbd97757a2e3e10000001
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Functional organization is based on flow and type of information life11e_ch46_3.html57fbbd97757a2e3e10000001
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The anatomical organization of the CNS emerges during development life11e_ch46_4.html57fbbd97757a2e3e10000001
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The spinal cord transmits and processes information life11e_ch46_5.html57fbbd97757a2e3e10000001
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The brainstem carries out many autonomic functions life11e_ch46_6.html57fbbd97757a2e3e10000001
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The core of the forebrain controls physiological drives, instincts, and emotions life11e_ch46_7.html57fbbd97757a2e3e10000001
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The cerebrum is responsible for complex behavior and consciousness life11e_ch46_8.html57fbbd97757a2e3e10000001
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The size of the human brain is off the curve life11e_ch46_9.html57fbbd97757a2e3e10000001
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key concept 46.2 Nervous System Functions Rely on Neural Circuits life11e_ch46_11.html57fbbd97757a2e3e10000001
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Pathways of the autonomic nervous system control involuntary physiological functions life11e_ch46_12.html57fbbd97757a2e3e10000001
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The visual system is an example of information integration by the cerebral cortex life11e_ch46_13.html57fbbd97757a2e3e10000001
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Three-dimensional vision results from cortical cells receiving input from both eyes life11e_ch46_14.html57fbbd97757a2e3e10000001
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key concept 46.3 Higher Brain Functions Involve Integration of Multiple Systems life11e_ch46_16.html57fbbd97757a2e3e10000001
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Sleep and dreaming are reflected in electrical patterns in the cerebral cortex life11e_ch46_17.html57fbbd97757a2e3e10000001
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Language abilities are localized in the left cerebral hemisphere life11e_ch46_18.html57fbbd97757a2e3e10000001
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Some learning and memory can be localized to specific brain areas life11e_ch46_19.html57fbbd97757a2e3e10000001
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We still cannot answer the question “What is consciousness?” life11e_ch46_20.html57fbbd97757a2e3e10000001
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Investigating Lifelife11e_ch46_22.html57fbbd97757a2e3e10000001
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Chapter Summary life11e_ch46_23.html57fbbd97757a2e3e10000001
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Apply What You’ve Learned life11e_ch46_24.html57fbbd97757a2e3e10000001
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