Given what we know about the cerebrum, we can conclude that the tail-shaped nucleus to which the question refers is the Caudate nucleus, while the lens shape belongs to the Lenticular nucleus.
The lenticular nucleus is a basal nucleus of the human brain with the shape of a lens. This nucleus is itself formed by the close relationship of two nuclei:
- The Putamen nucleus
- The Globus Pallidus nucleus
The combined study of these nuclei gives us the lenticular nucleus, whose functions include the processing of emotions and the ability to coordinate movements.
In close proximity to the nuclei before mentioned, we find a tail-shaped nucleus named the Caudate nucleus. This basal nucleus is one of the most vital for all that is basic human behavior and abilities. The structure allows us the ability to:
- Perform precise movements
- Recall long-term memories
- Regulate Emotions
- Establish Romantic relationships
and many more functions, making it an essential part of human life.
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