Question

Classify the features or structures as elther human brain or sheep brain by clicking and dragging the labels to the correct location.

Carebellum is divided in the midine (vormis) into two hemispheres
Human Brain Sheep Brain Corabellum not divided into hemiphores
Olfactory, optic, and trigeminal cranial nerves are highly developed
Sensory and motor functions sociated with the trigeminal nerve are highly developed
Cerebrum carries on more complex functions with greater surface area
Cerebrum contains more gyri and sule
Cerebral hemispheres are larger in size
Greater sense of smell and vision

Human Brain Sheep Brain

Answer 1

1. Human Brain
2. Sheep Brain
3. Human Brain
4. Human Brain
5. Human Brain
6. Sheep Brain
7. Human Brain

It appears that the features or structures provided can be classified into either the human brain or the sheep brain based on certain characteristics. Let's categorize and explain each feature:

Cerebellum is divided in the midline (vermis) into two hemispheres:

Human Brain: The cerebellum in the human brain is divided into two hemispheres along the midline, separated by a structure called the vermis.

Cerebellum not divided into hemispheres:

Sheep Brain: Unlike the human brain, the cerebellum in the sheep brain is not divided into distinct hemispheres along the midline.

Olfactory, optic, and trigeminal cranial nerves are highly developed:

Sheep Brain: In the sheep brain, the olfactory, optic, and trigeminal cranial nerves are highly developed, indicating an enhanced sense of smell, vision, and sensory functions associated with the trigeminal nerve.

Sensory and motor functions associated with the trigeminal nerve are highly developed:

Sheep Brain: The statement indicates that in the sheep brain, sensory and motor functions associated with the trigeminal nerve are highly developed, contributing to the animal's sensory perception and motor control.

Cerebrum carries on more complex functions with greater surface area:

Human Brain: The cerebrum in the human brain is responsible for more complex functions, and it has a greater surface area compared to the sheep brain.

Cerebrum contains more gyri and sulci:

Human Brain: The human cerebrum is characterized by numerous gyri (convolutions or ridges) and sulci (grooves), providing a larger surface area for cognitive functions.

Cerebral hemispheres are larger in size:

Human Brain: The statement suggests that the cerebral hemispheres, the two large halves of the brain, are larger in size in the human brain.

Greater sense of smell and vision:

Sheep Brain: The sheep brain is associated with a greater sense of smell and vision, as indicated by the highly developed olfactory and optic cranial nerves.