Fibers linking the __________ to the __________ grow and myelinate from birth through the preschool years,contributing to dramatic gains in motor coordination.
A) cerebellum; cerebral cortex
B) corpus callosum; reticular formation
C) reticular formation; cerebellum
D) cerebral cortex; hippocampus

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The fibers linking the cerebellum to the cerebral cortex are responsible for motor coordination, and they continue to grow and myelinate from birth through the preschool years. This contributes to dramatic gains in motor coordination during this time period. The other options are not associated with motor coordination in the same way.

Fibers Linking the __________ to the __________ Grow and Myelinate

Fibers Linking the to the Grow and Myelinate