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Pierce College
Putman/Biol 241
Name: ________________________________
Lab 10 SGOs: The Brain and Cranial Nerves (10 points)
Lab Report 9: Marieb & Mitchell 9th Ed: Exercise 19 (Activities 1 & 2 + sheep brain dissection)
+ Review Sheet 19 (1-18); 10th Ed & 11th Ed: Exercise 17 (Activities 1 & 2 + sheep brain
dissection + “group challenge”) + Review Sheet 17 (1-18)
Pierce College Student Outcome:
Lab Objective 7: Draw and label the characteristic features of a giant multipolar neuron and associated neuroglia.
Lab Objective 11: With a sheep’s brain, describe and identify the meninges, major parts of the brain (cerebrum,
diencephalon – thalamus/hypothalamus, brainstem – midbrain/pons/medulla oblongata, and cerebellum), individual
brain structures as specified, blood supply to the brain (cerebral arterial circle) and cranial nerves.
By completing and understanding this lab, you should be able to do the following:
1. On models, diagrams, cadaver preparations or photographs of the external brain, identify the:
cerebrum
olfactory bulb
CN V: trigeminal nerve
longitudinal fissure
olfactory tract
CN VI: abducens nerve
frontal lobe
CN II: optic nerve
CN VII: facial nerve
parietal lobes
optic chiasma
CN VIII: vestibulocochlear n.
temporal lobes
CN III: oculomotor
CN IX: glossopharyngeal n.
occipital lobes
pituitary gland
CN X: vagus nerve
lateral sulcus
mammillary body
CN XI: accessory nerve
central sulcus
pons
CN XII: hypoglossal nerve
cerebellum
medulla oblongata
CN I: olfactory
CN IV: trochlear nerve
2. On models, diagrams, cadaver preparations or photographs of the internal brain, identify the
cerebrum
inferior colliculi
cerebellum
corpus callosum
thalamus
arbor vitae
fornix
interthalmic adhesion
third ventricle
lateral ventricle
hypothalamus
aquaduct of Sylvius
anterior commissure
mammillary body
fourth ventricle
pineal gland
pituitary
choroid plexus
corpora quadrigemina
pons
superior colliculi
medulla oblongata
3. On prepared specimens or photographs of a sheep brain, identify the
corpora quadragemina
dura mater
infundibulum
medulla
oblongata
pia mater
pons
spinal cord
cerebrum
mammillary body
olfactory
bulb
cerebellum
cerebral peduncle
olfactory tract
pineal body
oculomotor nerve
optic
nerve
superior colliculus
trigeminal nerve
optic chiasma
inferior colliculus
Putman/Pierce College Biol 241 Lab 10 SGOs/20150628
4. On prepared specimens or photographs of a dissected sheep brain, identify the
cerebrum
cerebellum
pons
corpus callosum
arbor vitae
medulla oblongata
fornix
pineal body
lateral ventricles
interthalmic adhesion
corpora quadragemina
third ventricle
cerebral peduncle
superior colliculus
aquaduct of Sylvius
optic chiasma
inferior colliculus
fourth ventricle
5. On microscope slides or photomicrographs of brain tissue, identify giant multipolar neurons.
6. On microscope slides or photomicrographs of brain tissue, identify astrocytes.
Putman/Pierce College Biol 241 Lab 10 SGOs/20150628
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