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In human there are pairs of cranial nerves.

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Important Questions on Control and Coordination in Living Organisms

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10th West Bengal Board
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FUNDAMENTALS OF LIFE SCIENCE Class 10>Chapter 1 - Control and Coordination in Living Organisms>REVIEW QUESTIONS>Q 6
The forebrain consists of the _____, thalamus, and hypothalamus.
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10th West Bengal Board
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FUNDAMENTALS OF LIFE SCIENCE Class 10>Chapter 1 - Control and Coordination in Living Organisms>REVIEW QUESTIONS>Q 7
_____is associated with vision, hearing, motor control, sleep/wake, arousal and temperature regulation.
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10th West Bengal Board
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FUNDAMENTALS OF LIFE SCIENCE Class 10>Chapter 1 - Control and Coordination in Living Organisms>REVIEW QUESTIONS>Q 8
The pons is also called the pons varolii, after the Italian anatomist_____.
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10th West Bengal Board
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FUNDAMENTALS OF LIFE SCIENCE Class 10>Chapter 1 - Control and Coordination in Living Organisms>REVIEW QUESTIONS>Q 9
Salivation on smelling one's favourite food is an example of_____reflex.
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10th West Bengal Board
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FUNDAMENTALS OF LIFE SCIENCE Class 10>Chapter 1 - Control and Coordination in Living Organisms>REVIEW QUESTIONS>Q 10
The_____is the thin, transparent tissue that covers the outer surface of the eye.
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10th West Bengal Board
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FUNDAMENTALS OF LIFE SCIENCE Class 10>Chapter 1 - Control and Coordination in Living Organisms>REVIEW QUESTIONS>Q 11
The _____ is the area of the eye that contains the pigment which gives the eye its colour.
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FUNDAMENTALS OF LIFE SCIENCE Class 10>Chapter 1 - Control and Coordination in Living Organisms>REVIEW QUESTIONS>Q 12
Near-sightedness is also called _____ is common name for impaired vision in which a person sees near objects clearly while distant objects appear blurred.
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FUNDAMENTALS OF LIFE SCIENCE Class 10>Chapter 1 - Control and Coordination in Living Organisms>REVIEW QUESTIONS>Q 1
Between the receptors and effectors are the conducting cells of the nervous system, termed neurons.