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== Cerebral Peduncle == The '''Cerebral Peduncle''' (''pronunciation: səˈriːbrəl pɪˈdʌŋk(ə)l'') is a significant pa

=== Anatomy === ...s. The Tegmentum, on the other hand, is the posterior part of the cerebral peduncle and contains the sensory tracts.

=== Anatomy === In anatomy, a stalk often refers to the [[peduncle]], a stem or stalk-like structure that connects different parts of the body

...tached to the main body by a stalk or stem-like structure, also known as a peduncle. The term is derived from the Latin word 'pedunculus', meaning 'little foot * [[Peduncle]]: The stalk or stem-like structure that attaches a pedunculated structure

...[brain]]'s [[anatomy]]. It is one of the main components of the [[cerebral peduncle]], which is located in the [[midbrain]] region. * [[Cerebral peduncle]]: The larger structure that the Cerebral Crus is a part of.

=== Anatomy === ...in the olfactory bulb, while the pars compacta is located in the olfactory peduncle.

'''Decussation''' (pronounced: deh-koo-SAY-shun) is a term used in [[anatomy]] and [[biology]] to describe the process where fibers, especially in the [ * [[Decussation of superior cerebellar peduncle]]: The crossing of fibers in the cerebellum.

=== Anatomy === ...rebellum in evolutionary terms. It is located near the [[middle cerebellar peduncle]], an area that transmits information from the cerebral cortex and spinal c

* [[Peduncle (botany)]]: The main stalk of an inflorescence, from which the pedicels bra [[Category:Plant anatomy]]