Here is the scalp which covers the wall of the skull. The scalp is removed from the wall. And then the next step we have cut the wall of the skull. So that is also taken away now. Once you remove the wall of the skull, you are able to see the cranial cavity. So the first layer what you see is the deuromanum. This is the deuromanum which covers this is the outmost membrane of the brain. So I am going to make a cut in the midline. Close to the midline, we have to make a cut. So you will be able to see the foxy cerebride. So here is the parallel to the midline. A sagittal cut in the deuromanum. All the way down. And you can reflect the deuromanum laterally on both sides. And you reflect the deuromanum. The middle one here is the foxy cerebride. So these are the two cerebral hemispheres. Left and right cerebral hemispheres. These two hemispheres are separated by a fissure. The name of the fissure is known as longitudinal fissure. So the fold, one of the extensions of the deuromanum is the foxy cerebride. It dips in the longitudinal fissure. So I am pulling that foxy cerebride backwards. That is the sickle shaped fold of the deuromanum. Here is the foxy cerebride. And I am going to take the brain out. So I am lifting the frontal lobes now. So once you lift the frontal lobes, you will be able to see the first cranial nerve, which is the all-factory. That is the all-factory nerve here. That is all-factory. Number one. And then when you go deeper, you will be able to see the optic nerve. Those two white big nerves are the optic nerves. So I have to cut the optic nerve. And then by the side, you have the internal kerate artery. I am cutting that also. And pulling the temporal lobes. These are the two temporal lobes of the cerebrum. Once you pull the temporal lobes, you will be able to see the ten-torium cerebelline. Down here will be your ten-torium cerebelline, which covers the cerebellum. We need to cut the ten-torium cerebelline, starting from anterior clean-out process, goes along the surface part of the temporal bone, along the transverse sulcus on both sides. So you have to cut the ten-torium cerebelline to take the cerebellum out. Then you are able to see the brain stem, ponds, medulla. So I am going to cut this funny cord, closer to the furamen magma. Now you can take the brain out. So that is the brain here. You can see the fur brain. Here you can see the mid-brain here. And this is the hind brain. So you have the ponds, you have the medulla, you have the cerebellum, and the whole thing is cerebrum, which has got a frontal lobe, temporal lobe, parietal lobe, and occipital lobe. And these two cerebrum are separated by the longitudinal fissure, that is where you have the Fox cerebrine lies.