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What are the largest and the smallest parts of the human brain?
Sure…make me dust off my mother’s medical texts, lol…..the largest part is the cerebrum, and the smallest is the brain stem.
Largest : Cerebrum Smallest : Midbrain
If you get really technical, the smallest part could be one of the small glands, like pituitary or pineal gland.
I was going to say probably the pineal gland for the smallest, and the cerebral cortex for the largest. The human cerebral cortex is HUGE!
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