A: This perspective was written by a 13 year old girl who was adopted about her birth mother Ellen. I admire my birth mother, Ellen, for her heroic characteristics. She has done so many wonderful and courageous things in her life for me, for her family, and for mine. My birth mother, Ellen, is a music teacher in Texas. She teaches children how to play in an orchestra in five different elementary schools. She also plays the viola in the Symphony Orchestra.
The most anterior part of the temporal lobe, the temporal pole, has strong connections with the limbic system; in fact, the most inferomedial part of the temporal lobe, the parahippocampal gyrus, is a part of the limbic lobe. Association and Commissural Fibers
The somatosensory association cortex (areas 5 and 7) is directly posterior to the sensory cortex in the superior parietal lobes. This receives synthesized connections from the primary and secondary sensory cortices. These neurons respond to several types of inputs and are involved in complex associations.rimary somatosensory cortex (SI; areas 3,1,2) is located in the post central gyrus. This receives somatotopic input from the VPL and VPM of the thalamus. Histologically, this area would consist of granular cortex.