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thirds of the total length of the cerebrum whose. hemispheres project 

 both in front and behind it. At the hinder end of the corpus will be 

 seen the small pineal body, arising from the posterior dorsal end of 



FC 



FL 



TL 



SA 



M 



FIG. 117. Brain of sheep, dorsal aspect, adapted from Burkholder. 



F., fissure Ipngitudinalis ; F.C., fissura cruciaia : F.L., frontal lobe ; F.S., fissura suprasylvia ; 

 H., hemisphsrium cerebelli ; M., medulla ; P., paraflocculus ; P.L., parietal lobe ; S.A.. spinal 

 accessory nerve ; T.L., temporal lobe ; V., vermis. 



the telencephalon and behind and lateral to it, the two anterior 

 quadrigeminal bodies belonging to the mid-brain. The posterior 

 quadrigeminal bodies lie just behind the anterior pair, but they are 

 much smaller and hidden by the larger ones. 



