Brain Cerebrospinal fluid ► Figure 27.8 Fluid-filled spaces of the vertebrate CNS. Spaces in the brain and spinal cord are filled with cerebrospinal fluid, which helps to cushion and supply nutrients to the CNS. Meninges Spinal cord (cross section) Spinal cord-

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