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Skull Forms a protective
casing around the brain
Cerebrum
The biggest part of the brain
controls all our conscious actions
and thoughts, analyzes sensory
data, and stores memories.
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sho o or ing flu id. Blood supply
The brain needs a constant supply
of oxygen to fuel its activities.
This is delivered in the blood via
the body’s circulatory system of
arteries, veins, and capillaries.
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entire quota of oxygenated
blood is reserved for the brain.
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