Please answer all 4 questions! Match the parts of the brain with their function.

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Please answer all 4 questions!

Match the parts of the brain with their function. Frontal Lobe Olfactory Lobe Parietal Lobe Occipital Lobe Temporal Lobe Hippocampus Cerebellum Hypothalamus Amygdala Control of movement Orientation of body in space Sense of smell Balance Vision Memory formation Sense of fear Hearing Hormone regulation About half of all bird species have two fovea as opposed to one fovea as in humans and other mammals. Given the function of fovea which of the following statements would you expect to be true of the bird species that have two fovea? These birds have no blind spots. These birds can see in the ultraviolet range of light. These birds can see a greater distance than birds with one fovea These birds have enhanced vision both forward and sideways. Which of the following molecules would be important for determining membrane potential? A molecule that has the same concentration inside and outside the cell A molecule with a neutral charge A molecule in the ECF t

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Frontal lobe - control of movement

Olfactory lobe - sense of smell

parietal lobe - orientation of body in space

occipital lobe - vision

Temporal lobe - hearing

Hippocampus - memory

cerebellum - balance

Hypothalamus - Hormone regulation

amygdala - sense of fear

2. Last option is correct. In 54% of birds, including birds of prey, kingfishers, hummingbirds and swallows, there is second fovea for enhanced sideways viewing.

3. Last option is correct. None of the above. A molecule with neutral charge or same concentration (both side) or never cross the membrane can not determine the membrane potential. There must be charge or concentration difference for determining the membrane potential.

4. First option is correct answer. Charge difference inside and outside the cell occur even far from the membrane.

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