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The Cerebral Cortex. motor cortex. Association Areas. somatosensory cortex. central fissure. FRONTAL LOBE. PARIETAL LOBE. (Planning, movement). (somatosensory, spatial perception). OCCIPITALLOBE. lateral fissure. (vision). cerebellum. TEMPORAL LOBE.

The Cerebral Cortex

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The Cerebral Cortex motor cortex Association Areas somatosensory cortex central fissure FRONTAL LOBE PARIETAL LOBE (Planning, movement) (somatosensory, spatial perception) OCCIPITALLOBE lateral fissure (vision) cerebellum TEMPORAL LOBE B = Broca’s Area, W = Wernicke’s Area (left hemisphere of most right-handers) (audition, memory)

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