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The 24 pages that link to Cerebral cortex, each with the reason it gives.

• ThalamusRelated: The thalamus exchanges signals extensively with cortical areas.

• Prefrontal cortexNarrower topic: The prefrontal cortex is a region of this folded outer tissue.

• ComaRelated: Widespread cortical dysfunction can abolish purposeful responses and conscious awareness.

• Corticospinal tractNarrower topic: The tract begins in cortical regions, including motor and premotor areas.

• Gray matterBroader topic: Its layered gray matter supports perception, movement, language, and other functions.

• Temporal lobeNarrower topic: The temporal lobe is one of the cortex’s four major lobes.

• Auditory cortexNarrower topic: Auditory cortex is one specialized part of this broader tissue.

• BrainBroader topic: Its specialized areas support many functions commonly associated with the brain.

• Frontal lobeNarrower topic: The frontal lobe is one of its four major lobes.

• NeocortexNarrower topic: The neocortex is the largest and evolutionarily newest part of the cerebral cortex.

• DiencephalonRelated: Thalamic projections connect diencephalic processing with cortical activity.

• Motor cortexNarrower topic: Motor cortex is a functional set of regions within this outer brain layer.

• MyoclonusRelated: Abnormal cortical activity is a common source of myoclonus.

• Occipital lobeNarrower topic: The occipital lobe is one of its four major anatomical lobes.

• Parietal lobeNarrower topic: The parietal lobe is one of the cortex’s major anatomical divisions.

• CerebrumBroader topic: This outer layer performs much of the cerebrum’s sensory processing, motor control, and cognition.

• Corticobasal degenerationNarrower topic: Cortical degeneration helps explain apraxia, sensory problems, and cognitive changes.

• Fetal brain developmentBroader topic: Its expanding and layering are prominent features of prenatal brain organization.

• Franz Joseph GallBroader topic: Gall assigned many of his supposed faculties to regions of the cerebral surface.

• Human brainBroader topic: Its specialized areas support many functions associated with the human brain.

• LissencephalyNarrower topic: Lissencephaly changes the structure and layering of the cerebral cortex.

• Triune brainRelated: Cortical regions interact with older structures rather than acting as a separate rational cap.

• Brain (anatomy)Broader topic: Its expansion and specialization distinguish many vertebrate brains, especially those of mammals.

• CytoarchitectureNarrower topic: Its layered tissue is the best-known setting for cytoarchitectonic regional distinctions.