Destruction of anterior cerebellum in a decerebrate animal leads to
impaired coordination in the torso or arms and legs frequent stumbling an unsteady gait uncontrolled or repetitive eye movements trouble eating and performing other fine motor tasks slurred speech vocal changes headaches dizziness Ref : guyton and hall textbook of medical physiology 12 edition page number:781,782,783
No effect on rigidity
Increased flexor muscle tone
Increased rigidity alpha motor neurons
Decrease in rigidity
Nervous system