Match these regions of the brain to their major functions Cerebellum V [ Choose ] Muscle coordination and balance Visual center Olfactory and auditory centers Sensory relay center Blood pressure and heart rate Thalamus Occipital lobe [Choose] Temporal lobe [Choose] Medulla [Choose ]

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