Which structure(s) in the cerebellum has/have a topographical representation of the body?
Correct Answer: Vermis and intermediate hemisphere
Description: The vermis and the intermediate zone of the cerebellar hemisphere have a distinct topographic representation of the body. The axial poion of the body lie in the vermis pa of the cerebellum, whereas the limbs and facial regions lie in the intermediate zones. These areas are responsible for coordinating the contraction of the muscles of the body.
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