There are three swellings that occur at the anterior end of a fluid-filled tube in the developing embryo. these three swellings eventually develop into the adult: forebrain, midbrain, and hindbrain.
The forebrain, midbrain, and hindbrain are three primary components of the brain.
These three components differ in structure and functions respectively.
Forebrain accounts for 2/3rd of the interior of the brain and is composed of thalamus, hypothalamus and cerebrum. Its main function is sensory procession, however, it is also responsible for dinking, eating, emotional display and body temperature.
Midbrain is located in the center of forebrain and hindbrain and is responsible for movement, and also controls visual and auditory information.
Hindbrain is connected to spinal cord and helps in the cardiovascular reflexes, and coordination of motion.
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