Label the lobes of the brain and provide at least one funct…

 Label the lobes of the brain and provide at least one function for each lobe. You should be providing the name of the lobe for #1 then the function of lobe #1 for #2, and so on (lobe # 4 correcponds to function #4). Lobe _______ & function: _______ Lobe _______ & function: _______ Lobe _______ & function: _______ Lobe _______ & funciton: _______

 Please name/label each part of the neuron above (1-15). Try…

 Please name/label each part of the neuron above (1-15). Try to be accurate in your spelling as best you can. For FIB items, always go left to right then top down. For example, the first four on the top line are #s 1-4, then #5 would be the first box on the second row. When in doubt (on the FIB items), enter “1: ” for your answer for each of the entries. You won’t get any points auto-scored but you’ll get them when I go back and grade the FIB _______ _______ _______ _______ _______ _______ _______ _______ _______ _______ _______ _______ _______ _______ _______

The visual pathway described in the last of the three figure…

The visual pathway described in the last of the three figures above is called the _______ pathway, which is one of three visual pathways. The process that converts light into action potentials in the brain is called _______ . There are three names (synonyms) for the same end-location of visual APs traveling along ganglion cells from the eye to the back of the brain, described in the visual pathway by the three figures above. The three names of end-locations of this visual pathway are: _______ , _______ , and _______ . The other two visual pathways have different ‘end-locations’ than the visual pathway depicted above (in the three figures). All three visual pathways have general and specific functions that contribute to visual processing. The visual pathway that is involved in the regulation of circadian rhythms (e.g., eat, sleep, and poop schedules) is called the _______ pathway. The third and final visual pathway is called the _______ pathway. The following 4 ‘blanks’ are for “extra credit”: Visual info (APs) in this pathway start at the eyes and lead to the _______ in the midbrain, then the _______ in the thalamus and end not in the occipital lobe but the _______ and _______ lobes.