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When a person is walking, which structure(s) control(s) the cycles of arm and leg movements that occur between the time the decision is made to "start walking" and the time the "stop" order is given? amygdaloid body claustrum and globus pallidus caudate nucleus and putamen globus pallidus claustrum and putamen

Name: when a person is walking which structures controls the cycles of arm and leg movements that occur between the time the decision is made to start walking and the time the stop order is given 50842
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          When a person is walking, which structure(s) control(s) the cycles of arm and leg movements that occur between the time the decision is made to "start walking" and the time the "stop" order is given?
amygdaloid body
claustrum and globus pallidus
caudate nucleus and putamen
globus pallidus
claustrum and putamen

when a person is walking which structures controls the cycles of arm and leg movements that occur between the time the decision is made to start walking and the time the stop order is given 50842

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When a person is walking, which structure(s) control(s) the cycles of arm and leg movements that occur between the time the decision is made to "start walking" and the time the "stop" order is given? amygdaloid body claustrum and globus pallidus caudate nucleus and putamen globus pallidus claustrum and putamen