term	page reference
cerebral hemispheres	463
gyrus	463
sulcus	463
longitudinal fissure	463
corpus callosum	463
brainstem	463
gray and white matter	463
neural plate	464
neural groove	464
neural fold	464
neural tube	465
neural crest	465
meninges	467
dura mater	467
dural sinus	467
falx cerebri	467
tentorium cerebelli	468
diaphragma sellae	468
dural sheath	468
epidural space	468
arachnoid membrane	468
pia mater	468
cerebrospinal fluid (CSF)	468
choroid plexus	468
blood-CSF barrier	468
lateral ventricle	469
third ventricle	469
interventricular foramen	469
cerebral aqueduct	469
fourth ventricle	469
arachnoid villus	470
blood-brain barrier (BBB)	471
circumventricular organ (CVO)	471
central pattern generator (CPG)	471
cervical region of spinal cord	471
thoracic region of spinal cord	471
lumbar region of spinal cord	471
sacral region of spinal cord	471
cervical enlargement	472
lumbar enlargement	472
conus medullaris	472
filum terminale	472
cauda equina	472
anterior median fissure	472
posterior median sulcus	472
dorsal (posterior) horn	473
ventral (anterior) horn	473
gray commissure	473
central canal	473
lateral horn	473
dorsal column	474
lateral column	474
ventral column	474
spinal tract	474
decussation	474
pyramids	478
olive	478
inferior olivary nucleus	478
cardiac center	478
vasomotor center	479
respiratory center	479
cerebellar hemisphere	479
vermis	479
folia	479
cerebellar peduncles	480
arbor vitae	480
Purkinje cells	480
upper motor neurons	480
lower motor neurons	480
cerebral peduncles	480
substantia nigra	480
tegmentum	480
red nucleus	480
tectum	480
corpora quadrigemina	480
superior and inferior colliculi	480
habituation	482
mammillary body	483
osmoreceptor	484
pineal gland	484
habenula	484
projection tracts	484
internal capsule	484
corona radiata	484
commissural tract	484
anterior and posterior commissures	484
association tracts	485
cerebral cortex	485
central sulcus	485
parieto-occipital sulcus	486
lateral sulcus	486
stellate cells	486
pyramidal cells	486
neocortex	486
caudate nucleus	487
putamen	487
globus pallidus	487
amygdala	487
claustrum	487
brain waves	489
electroencephalogram (EEG)	489
alpha (a ) waves	489
beta (ß) waves	490
theta (q ) waves	490
delta (d ) waves	490
sleep	490
coma	490
suprachiasmatic nucleus	490
sleep stages 1 - 4	490
sleep spindles	490
slow-wave sleep (SWS)	490
REM (paradoxical) sleep	490
motor association (premotor) area	490
precentral gyrus (primary motor area)	491
somatotopy	491
postcentral gyrus	492
primary sensory area	492
somatosensory	492
association area	494
visual association area	494
auditory association area	494
frontal association area	494
prefrontal area	495
cerebral lateralization	495
Wernicke's area	495
angular gyrus	495
Broca's area	495
affective language area	495
aprosodia	495
aphasia	496
memory	496
short-term memory (STM)	496
long-term memory (LTM)	497
memory consolidation	497
declarative memory	497
hippocampus	497
amygdaloid nucleus	497
procedural memory	497
conditioned reflex	497

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