Questions: CENTRAL NERVOUS SYSTEM ANATOMICAL MODEL Identify the highlighted structure.

CENTRAL NERVOUS SYSTEM ANATOMICAL MODEL Identify the highlighted structure.
Transcript text: CENTRAL NERVOUS SYSTEM ANATOMICAL MODEL Identify the highlighted structure.
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The question appears to be asking for the identification of a highlighted structure in an anatomical model of the central nervous system. However, since the actual image or description of the highlighted structure is not provided in the text, it is impossible to determine the specific structure being referred to.

To answer such a question accurately, one would typically need to see the highlighted part of the model. Common structures in the central nervous system that might be highlighted include the brain, spinal cord, cerebrum, cerebellum, brainstem, and various specific regions within these larger structures.

Without the visual context, I cannot provide a specific answer. If you can provide a description or image of the highlighted structure, I would be able to assist you further.

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