- and
posterior lobes constitutes the spinocerebellum, also
known as
paleocerebellum. This
sector of the
cerebellum functions mainly to fine-tune body and...
-
cerebellum are
mainly from the
spinal cord. It is
sometimes equated to the "
paleocerebellum". When a
person gets most of
their calories from
alcohol (chronic alcoholism)...
-
portion of the
vermis on the
superoinferior axis and
pertains to the
paleocerebellum together with the
central lobule, culmen,
pyramid and uvula. It is...
-
another small region,
known as the
biventer lobule.
Spinocerebellum (
Paleocerebellum)
Vermis and
intermediate parts of the
hemispheres ("paravermis") The...
-
peduncle and
synapses within the
spinocerebellum (also
known as the
paleocerebellum).
Cuneocerebellar tract:
unconscious proprioceptive information from...
- the
ventral and
dorsal spinocerebellar tracts and to
distinguish the
paleocerebellum from the neocerebellum. "Edinger's tract":
Conductive pathway for basic...
-
palatoglossus muscle palatopharyngeal arch
palatopharyngeus muscle paleocerebellum paleopallium paleospinothalamic axon
paleostriatum pallidothalamic...
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developed paleocerebellum. Similarly, the
neocerebellum and
paleocerebellum are both large, but the
neocerebellum is
longer than the
paleocerebellum and is...
- of the
hemispheres and
vermis led
Dechaseaux to
conclude that the
paleocerebellum was more
developed than the neocerebellum. In Mixtotherium, the positions...
- that
displays the vermis. In large-sized
species of Diplobune, the
paleocerebellum is swollen, voluminous, and more
spread out in its
width compared to...
