- The
flocculus (Latin: tuft of wool, diminutive) is a
small lobe of the
cerebellum at the
posterior border of the
middle cerebellar peduncle anterior to...
- regions. Historically, they have been
referred to as
bright flocculi, in
contrast to dark
flocculi, and as
chromospheric faculae, in
contrast to photospheric...
- is a
small lobe
consisting of the
unpaired midline nodule and the two
flocculi: one
flocculus on
either side of the nodule. The lobe is
involved in maintaining...
- with
vestibular schwannoma. It may be
caused by the
compression of both
flocculi, the
vestibular part of the cerebellum, and
improvement in both the nystagmus...
- m****ive
flocculi. The
flocculus is a
brain region that
integrates signals from joints, muscles, skin and
balance organs. The pterosaurs'
flocculi occupied...
- it had
established olfactory bulbs, and a
significant cerebellum and
flocculi.
These were
among other, less pronounced,
structures such as
anterior colliculi...
-
family of
Anaerolineaceae with one
known species (Flexilinea
flocculi).
Flexilinea flocculi has been
isolated from
methanogenic granular sludge. List of...
-
receive input from cerebellum,
particularly the vestibulocerebellum, or the
flocculi and nodulus. The
cerebellum aids in
coordinating postural adjustments....
- can
develop Bruns nystagmus ('dancing eyes') due to
compression of the
flocculi. In most cases, the
cause of
acoustic neuromas is unknown. The only statistically...
- with an
enlarged pineal body and
olfactory bulbs. The
optic lobes and
flocculi are
small in size,
indicating only
average vision ability at best. The...
