Organization of the Motor System

Organization of the Motor System
Chapter 9 Organization of the Motor System

Figure 9.1 The Motor System
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Figure 9.2 Initiating a Motor Sequence

Figure 9.3 Hierarchical Control of Movement in the Brain

Figure 9.4 Penfield’s Motor Homunculus

Figure 9.5 Natural Movement Categories

Figure 9.6 Dual channels for Reaching

Figure 9.8 Premotor Control

Figure 9.10 Corticomotor-Neuron Activity in Planning and Executing Movements

Figure 9.11 Individual Motor-Cortex Neurons Tune in to Preferred Directions

Figure 9.12 Mirror Neuron Systems

Figure 9.13 Basal Ganglia Connections

Figure 9.14 Regulating Movement Force

Figure 9.15 Cerebellar Homunculus

Figure 9.16 The Cerebellum and Movement Accuracy

Figure 9.17 Intention, Action, Feedback

Figure 9.18 Corticospinal-Tract Pathway

Figure 9.19 Relations among Interneurons, Motor Neurons, and Muscles

Figure 9.20 Muscular Coordination

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