Marshall Hall's theory of the reflex action was first put forth in a paper about the reflex function of this area. Smooth, oval structures that lie on the ventrolateral surface of this area are known as olivary bodies, while the portion of it between the anterior median fissure and the antero-lateral sulcus is known as the "pyramid". The foramen magnum is where it enters a
Marshall Hall's theory of the reflex action was first put forth in a paper about the reflex function of this area. Smooth, oval structures that lie on the ventrolateral surface of this area are known as olivary bodies, while the portion of it between the anterior median fissure and the antero-lateral sulcus is known as the "pyramid". The foramen magnum is where it enters and exits the skull, while messages between it and the remainder of the midbrain are transmitted by the pons, which is connected to this area. Continuous with the spinal cord, this is, FTP, which hindmost part of the brain stem responsible for such autonomic functions as regulating blood pressure and breathing?
Marshall Hall's theory of the reflex action was first put forth in a paper about the reflex function of this area.
medulla oblongata [prompt on partial answer]