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At
five
weeks the foetal brain will split into
anterior
and
posterior.
At
five
weeks the
hindbrain
splits into
left
and
right.
At
five
weeks the foetal brain is described as a
tube
like shape.
At
thirteen
weeks the cerebellum and medulla
oblongata
develop.
At
thirteen
weeks the
forebrain
becomes the
cerebrum
and the
hindbrain
becomes the
cerebellum.
Cerebellum
Controls
motor
movement and
fear
responses.
Medulla
Oblongata
Controls
involuntary
actions such as
breathing
, sneezing and
blood flow.
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