The primary motor cortex

1.is activated by the readiness potential.
2.functions independently to control the movement of skeletal muscles.
3.is located on the post-central gyrus.
4.on each side of the brain controls the muscles on the ipsilateral side of the body.
5.All of these are correct.


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