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Cerebrum and Cerebellum
| Cerebrum | Cerebellum |
| (i) It is the largest part of the brain. | (i) It is the smaller part of the brain. |
| (ii) It occupies two thirds of the brain. | (ii) It is situated below the cerebrum at the back of the cranial cavity. |
| (iii) Its surface has deep, irregular ridges and grooves which are called convolutions. | (iii) Its surface shows shallow grooves instead of convolutions. |
| (iv) It controls voluntary movements, concentration, planning, decision-making, memory, intelligence and intellectual activities. | (iv) It co-ordinates voluntary movements and maintains the body’s balance. |
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