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Central Nervous System The Brain. 1. Somatic sensory area.

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1 Central Nervous System The Brain

2 1. Somatic sensory area

3 2. Visual area

4 1. Somatic sensory area 2. Visual area 3. Auditory area

5 1. Somatic sensory area 2. Visual area 3. Auditory area 4. Somatic association

6 1. Somatic sensory area 2. Visual area 3. Auditory area 4. Somatic association 5. Visual association

7 1. Somatic sensory area 2. Visual area 3. Auditory area 4. Somatic association 5. Visual association 6. Auditory association

8 1. Somatic sensory area 2. Visual area 3. Auditory area 4. Somatic association 5. Visual association 6. Auditory association 7. Primary motor cortex

9 8. Premotor cortex

10 9. Supplementary motor area

11 8. Premotor cortex 9. Supplementary motor area 10. Broca’s area

12 8. Premotor cortex 9. Supplementary motor area 10. Broca’s area 11. Wernicke’s area

13 8. Premotor cortex 9. Supplementary motor area 10. Broca’s area 11. Wernicke’s area 12. Prefrontal areas

14 8. Premotor cortex 9. Supplementary motor area 10. Broca’s area 11. Wernicke’s area 12. Prefrontal areas 13. Brainstem (Medulla Oblongata)

15 8. Premotor cortex 9. Supplementary motor area 10. Broca’s area 11. Wernicke’s area 12. Prefrontal areas 13. Brainstem (Medulla Oblongata) 14. Cerebellum

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