Starting stage. Visual tasting. Center the image using the "arrow cross" in the top black strip! In this series of images, you will first roll out and flatten the rolled up cerebellum (step 1) and then, in step 2, locate the different anatomical and functional areas of the cerebellar cortex. It is important that you place and move the image around as you want it on the screen and that you use different magnifications (Help) . Do not forget about the identification function

Step 1.

Roll out and flatten the cerebellum. Here the little brain is curled up on the back of the brainstem. Now imagine that you grab the top and bottom of the front of the little brain and pull out (1/) in the drawing of the arrows. One can then imagine that, schematically, you get to see all parts of the rolled out and flattened cerebellar cortex (2/).

Step 2.

The anatomical and functional division of the cerebellar cortex. Here lies the little brain rolled out and flattened. Light up and open the lists 1/ through 8/ in turn. List 1/ contains several components. Try turning off the lights from top to bottom. Leave the lists lit up until no 6/. List 7 / should preferably be extinguished before lighting list 8/. List 8/ probably works best if you start by "extinguishing everyone" and then light from top to bottom. Do not forget about the identification function

LITTLE BRAIN,2. Functional bark areas.