In human, muscular coordination is controlled by

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In human, muscular coordination is controlled by (A) bone marrow (B) medula oblongata (C) cerebellum (D) cerebrum

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Cerebellum is the anterior dorsal (and largest) part of the hindbrain, which controls balance, muscle tone and the coordination of voluntary muscles. Removal of cerebellum unbalances an animal and affects the accuracy of voluntary movements such as walking, swimming, knitting.

Q. In human, muscular coordination is controlled by

bone marrow

medula oblongata

cerebellum

cerebrum

Cerebellum is the anterior dorsal (and largest) part of the hindbrain, which controls balance, muscle tone and the coordination of voluntary muscles. Removal of cerebellum unbalances an animal and affects the accuracy of voluntary movements such as walking, swimming, knitting.