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Brainstem (“suh-ree-brum”) (“sarah-bell-um”) Chapter 24: Page 235 Your cerebrum is the largest part of your brain and it is split in half. Each half is called a hemisphere (“hem-is-fear”). Every cerebrum has a right hemisphere and a left hemisphere that are ...
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