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State one main function of each of the following:
(i) Cerebellum, (ii) Iris, (iii) Eustachian tube

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To answer the question regarding the main functions of the cerebellum, iris, and Eustachian tube, we can break it down step by step: ### Step-by-Step Solution: 1. **Cerebellum**: - The cerebellum is a major structure located in the hindbrain, near the brain stem. - Its primary function is to regulate motor movements. This includes coordinating voluntary movements, maintaining balance, and ensuring proper posture. - **Main Function**: Regulating motor movements and coordination. ...
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  2. Differentiate between : Natural and Conditioned reflex.

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  11. Tell the functions of ear ossicles.

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  14. What is threshold stimulus for a nerve cell?

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