Region of the brain that acts as a relay station between the cerebellum and the cerebrum. The pons is part of the brain stem, and it also aids the medulla in the control of breathing.
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pons The region that, with the medulla oblongata, makes up the hindbrain, which controls heart rate, constriction and dilation of blood vessels, respiration, and digestion. PICTURE ...
Pons the closest larger bulge at the top of the spinal cord
(pons = bridge)
Population a group of the same species of organism in the same area at the same time
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The Pons (pons Varoli)."The pons or forepart of the hind-brain is situated in front of the cerebellum. From its superior surface the cerebral peduncles emerge, one on either side of the middle line.
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^ Pons M, Feliz M, Antònia Molins M, Giralt E (1991). "Conformational analysis of bacitracin A, a naturally occurring lariat". Biopolymers 31 (6): 605-12. PMID 1932561.
^ Torres AM, Menz I, Alewood PF, et al (2002).
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Inferior colliculus (← links)
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hindbrain Includes the medulla oblongata, cerebellum, and pons.
Hirudinea The class of annelids whose members are characterized by bodies with 34 segments, each of which is subdivided into annuli. Anterior and posterior suckers present. Leeches.
medulla oblongata The region of the brain that, with the pons, makes up the hindbrain; controls heart rate, constriction and dilation of blood vessels, respiration, and digestion. PICTURE ...
The most posterior region of the brain of the developing embryo which is divided into the more anterior metencephalon and the more posterior myelencephalon. It later differentiates into the cerebellum, medulla oblongata, and pons (in mammals).
The hindbrain further subdivides into a posterior myelencephalon which will give rise to the medulla oblongata, and an anterior metencephalon, which will give rise to the cerebellum and pons. Also known as hindbrain) ...
 See also: Human, Medulla, Class, Trans, Cells
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