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Limbic SystemFrontal LobeWhite MatterGray MatterPeripheral Nervous System
Action PotentialTemporal LobeBasal GangliaLuigi GalvaniDualism
NeuronTrepanationDopamineNeurotransmitterAxon
MyelinPhineas GageAmygdalaHippocampusGlia
Sulcusgyrusparietal lobeoccipital lobecerebellum
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    About: This bingo card is all about the fascinating world of neuroscience. Featuring key terms, famous figures, and brain structures, it’s perfect for students, teachers, or anyone interested in how the nervous system works. Whether you’re hosting a classroom review, a science trivia night, or a study group, this card adds a fun twist to learning about the brain.

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