Across
- 1. Landmark that separates the frontal lobe from the parietal lobe and the primary motor cortex from the primary somatosensory cortex
- 3. Regulates growth, metabolism, and reproduction through the hormones it produces.
- 4. Small endocrine gland that produces melatonin and regulate the circadian rhythm
- 5. Home to the brains primary somatic sensory cortex. Manages sight, taste, hearing, touch and smell
- 13. Handles unconscious processing such as sleep-wake cycle and breathing.
- 14. "Relay station" between incoming sensory info and cortices
- 15. group of subcortical nuclei primarily responsible for motor control.
- 17. Maintenance of balance, posture, and regulation of movement.
Down
- 2. Separates the brain into the left and the right hemisphere.
- 6. Home to the visual association area and visual cortex. Plays an important role in depth perception, color determination, object recondition and memory formation.
- 7. Home to the auditory association area and auditory cortex. Plays an important role in processes emotions and language.
- 8. Responsible for voluntary movement, and higher cognitive function such as memory, emotions, impulse control, speech and motor function
- 9. Deeply folded outer layer that creates the two hemispheres and major fissures of the brain
- 10. Involved in long term memory formation, spatial memory and memory retrieval.
- 11. Regulates physical state and in charge of the four "F's"
- 12. Controls vital processes like your heartbeat, breathing and blood pressure.
- 16. Small part of the brain and major emotions processing center. This links emotions to other brain functions such as memories and learning your senses.
