Using the figure below, identify the labeled part.



1) Label A: ______________________________

2) Label B: ______________________________

3) Label C: ______________________________

4) Label D: ______________________________

5) Label E: ______________________________

6) Label F: ______________________________

7) Label G: ______________________________

8) Label H: ______________________________

9) Label I: ______________________________

10) Label J: ______________________________

11) Label K: ______________________________

12) Label L: ______________________________

13) Label M: ______________________________

14) Label N: ______________________________

15) Label O: ______________________________


1) Red nucleus
2) Tectum
3) Reticular formation
4) Pons
5) Vestibular nucleus
6) Medulla oblongata
7) Cerebellar nuclei
8) Inferior colliculus
9) Superior colliculus
10) Thalamus
11) Motor cortex
12) Caudate nucleus
13) Putamen
14) Globus pallidus
15) Basal nuclei

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