A.
1.skull and meninges
2. 3 pounds
3.duramater,piamater and arachnoid mater
4.corpus callosum
5.aqueduct of sylvius
6.nuclei
7.tectum , tegmentum , cerebral peduncles and the nuclei
8.thalamus and the hypothalamus
9.hypothalamus
10.memory
11. thalamus
12. gyri and sulcu
13.longtidunal groove
14.parietal lobe
15.tegmen
16.cerebellum
17.sympathetic and parasympathetic
18.12
19.olfaction
20.olfactory epithelium
21.papillae
22.sweet,sour,bitter and salty
23.iris
24.pupil
25.fovea
26.oval and round window
27.vestibular functions
28.encephalitis
29.parkinson
30.deformity
31.myopia
32.balancing
33.cataract
34. M
35. S
36.I
37.
38.O
39.b
40.
41.
42.E
43.
44.
45.P
46.C
47.F
48.h
49.
50.
51.T
52.f
53.d
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