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It is made up of 4 colliculi - 2 inferior and 2 superior - called as inferior colliculi and superior colliculi respectively.
It is the reflex site in brain which is involved in hearing and in vision.
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Corpus callosum is a thick nerve tract containing flat bundles of commissural fibers, located beneath the cerebral cortex of brain. It is the largest white matter in human brain. Its function is to integrate motor, sensory and cognitive activities in both hemispheres of brain.
It connects two cerebral cortex. It encloses lateral ventricles partially.
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