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IN order to kill a zombie you have to destroy the brain. If you don't kill the brain all the way then the zombie will not die. The best part of the brain is in there brain stem because that is the central control of the nervous system for muscles like the heart and other longs. This would stop the zombie completely. The brain is the best spot because everything runs of of that not just in the human body but in the zombie as well
https://medium.com/@Naturalish/the-zombie-anatomy-how-to-kill-the-living-dead-2eb3e20d50d8

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This originates when both of the left and right parental cortex are lesioned. Also, the dorsal parietal lobe is lesioned in a zombie as well. Either the neurons itself are destroyed, or the axons do not connect with the callosal fibers (pass through the corpus callosum).The corpus callosum interconnects cognitive performances to both regions of the brain. If that part of the brain in lesioned, cognitive abilities are impaired and make the zombie have a small attention span and stimulus locked attention on their chosen prey
http://blog.ketyov.com/2011/10/zombie-brain-stimulus-locked-attention.html?m=1

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Majority of pain signals are located in the forward part of the parietal cortex, also known as the somatosensory cortex. The somatosensory cortex regulates the experience of physical sensations and consciously controls basic movements. In addition, there’s a second pathway that regulates unconscious physical sensations, known as the amygdala. In a zombie’s brain the second pathway is impaired, where is minimizes painful sensations. Also, the neocortical regions are totally obliterated in the zombie brain. This means no emotional reaction from a painful stimuli
http://cognitiveaxon.blogspot.com/2011/10/zombie-brain-pain-perception.html?m=1

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The hypothalamus plays an important role in modulating thirst and hunger. The ventromedial nucleus of the hypothalamus regulates the feeling of satiety, while the lateral nucleus regulates feeding. In a zombie, the ventromedial nucleus will be damaged which results in a loss of satiety.

Another symptom can be damage to both of the temporal lobes can Klüver-Bucy Syndrome. Damage can be associated with hyperphagia (overeating) and pica (strange diets). This connects to a zombies weird eating patterns
http://blog.ketyov.com/2011/10/zombie-brain-insatiable-hunger.html?m=1

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Zombies oratory skills are either small collective moans or a burst of individual words (I.e. brains). This speaking disorder is famously known as Broca’s Aphasia. This affects the “Broca’s area,” located in the region of the frontal lobe.  The fasciculus, that connects the language areas is prone to failure.
http://cognitiveaxon.blogspot.com/2011/10/zombie-brain-language-deficits.html?m=1

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Both hippocampi are needed for long term memory and emotions. In zombies, they loose both their left and right hippocampuses, causing them to have deep amnestic symptoms. There is also a vitamin deficiency in that area that affects memory
http://blog.ketyov.com/2011/10/zombie-brain-long-term-memory-loss.html?m=1

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The limbering walk of a Zombie I due to the lack of a cerebellum in the brain. The cerebellum is responsible for learning, language, memory, and even sensations. The cerebellum is also classified as a motor coordination region. This meaning that it holds about half the neurons in the brain. Without the cerebellum you would have a hard time trying to coordinate how to walk.
http://cognitiveaxon.blogspot.com/2011/10/symptom-2-lumbering-walk.html

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The prefrontal cortex is responsible for the aggression in a zombies brain. They don't care about what they are doing wrong and or what is right. This meaning that zombies would at on whatever they see at that very moment because of the subcortical processes like aggression, reactive behaviors, emotions are unattached or not there.
https://www.medicaldaily.com/zombie-brains-neurological-processes-behind-behavior-undead-356392