View the brain's ventricular system parts using models. Ventricles Cast • right and left lateral ventricles • third ventricle cerebral aqueduct • • fourth ventricle choroid plexus Half Head and Brain Sections lateral ventricle/septum pellucidum third ventricle cerebral aqueduct fourth ventricle • central canal • choroid plexus Color and label each CSF filled structure on the following images, where seen. Lateral venticles Third Venticle Solcus givas Livingstone BIDDIDAC Cerebral adqueduct Fourth Venticle Juy/97

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