Which of the following statements about control of body movement is FALSE?
A. The corticospinal motor pathways control most fine, discrete muscle activity.
B. The brainstem pathways control postural and most other coordinated body movements.
C. The cerebellum fine-tunes ongoing movement and helps to coordinate movements.
D. The corticobulbar pathways begin in the sensorimotor cortex and end in the brainstem.
E. The corticospinal tracts from the right sensorimotor cortex control movements of limbs on the right side of the body.
E
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a. pelvic cavity b. cranial cavity c. thoracic cavity d. abdominopelvic cavity
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