Structures buried deep inside the cortex that help to control movement are called the
A)basal ganglia.
B)putamen.
C)meninges.
D)cerebral ventricles.

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The basal ganglia are structures deep within the cortex that play a crucial role in regulating movement. They are responsible for initiating and coordinating movements, learning new motor skills, and suppressing unwanted movements. The putamen is one of the structures within the basal ganglia, and is specifically involved in controlling movement. The meninges and cerebral ventricles are structures within the brain, but do not play a role in controlling movement.

Structures Buried Deep Inside the Cortex That Help to Control