The primary vesicle stage has this many regions:

The lobe of the cerebrum that controls vision:

This part of the spinal cord carries sensory information from the receptor to the brain:

This artery is what vertebral arteries join to form:

A soma of sensory neurons entering the spinal cord is called:

The ectoderm develops this many days after fertilization:

The groove that separates the cerebral hemispheres:

The function of the spinal cord:

This term defines "a circle of communicating arteries"

This many pairs of spinal nerves branch off of the CNS to connect to other body parts:

This term describes when the neural tube does not completely close, but the rest of development continues:

This structure is the major pathway of communication between the two hemispheres of the brain:

This part of the spinal cord is where sensory axons enter:

This fluid flows through the central canal and subarachnoid space:

The Epineurium is defined as:

During embryonic development, this part of the nervous system is what the neural crest develops into:

The location of the primary motor cortex:

The function of the anterior gray horn:

The vein where cerebrospinal fluid drains into:

This structure is formed by ventral rami of nerves in a particular region of the spinal cord:

After the secondary vesicle stage, the metencephalon develops into:

This lobe of the cerebrum controls language, general sensory perception, and all tactile senses:

The part of the spinal cord that consists of axons of ascending and descending tracts:

Cerebrospinal fluid is produced here:

This nerve has a peripheral connection to the superior oblique muscle: