Program Features	Animations	Illustrations	Inter-Activities	Scans and Images
Main Menu	Embryo Development	Hypothalamic Nuclear Zones	Drag/Drop Quiz	MRI Scan of Tumor
Master Index	Saltatory Conduction	Neural Tube	Tower of Hanoi Puzzle	PET Scan of Depressed Patient
Navigation Buttons	Patellar Reflex	Medial View of Major Lobes	Spectral Sensitivities	Phineas Gage Death Mask
Text and Bookmarks	Pavlov's Dog	Cerebellar Peduncle	Opponent Process Theory	Histology Equipment
Glossary	Associative Learning	Hypothalamo- Pituitary Connections	Brightness Contrast Effect	Histological Section

Side view of the hindbrain, with the 3 cerebellar peduncles exposed by dissection. The superior (brachium conjunctivum) is the major efferent pathway, and lies most medially. The middle peduncle (brachium pontis) is most lateral, and the inferior (restiform body) lies between these 2. The middle and inferior peduncles are afferent pathways.