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Fore-Brain Hypothalamus Pituitary gland Hind-brain Cerebrum' Pons Medulla Cerebellum' Cranium (skull) Spinal cord Mid-brain orption. If you 14 How doe serve impulse orten. So the m s have spee happens, m Ass IX, there w involuntar you think th
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TopicBiology
SubjectScience
ClassClass 10
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