The Marr-Albus model suggests "synaptic plasticity" or long-term depression as a physiological mechanism.
It receives input and output via large bundles known as peduncles and groups of mossy fibers. Cells found within it include Golgi cells, whose dendrites receive input from parallel fibers, and Lugaro cells, which are found beneath the Purkinje cells. The Marr-Albus model suggests "synaptic plasticity" or long-term depression as a physiological mechanism. For 10 points, the "muscle memory" of repeated motions is thus controlled by what structure located directly above the brainstem of vertebrates, which plays a critical role in the control of movement?
It receives input and output via large bundles known as peduncles and groups of mossy fibers.
{cerebellum} [prompt on “brain” before “Marr-Albus”]