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The anterior vesicle, however, is now again subdivided, and that part from which the cerebral hemispheres bud out, and the hemispheres themselves, is called the telencephalon, while the posterior part of the original prosencephalon is known as the thalamencephalon, or more rarely the diencephalon.
The anterior closed end of the nerve-tube, in front of the foramina of Munro or openings from which the hemispheres have grown out, is known as the _lamina terminalis_, and in this is seen a little white commissure, connecting the hemispheres of opposite sides and belonging entirely to the telencephalon, known as the anterior commissure.
The original anterior vesicle from which the hemispheres evaginate is composed, as already shown, of an anterior part or telencephalon and a posterior or thalamencephalon; the whole forming the third ventricle in the adult.
PROSENCEPHALON.--The prosencephalon or primitive forebrain includes the =diencephalon= or ’tween-brain and the =telencephalon= or cerebral hemispheres.
The name =cerebrum= is also applied to this portion of the brain; frequently, however, the name cerebrum is used as signifying the entire mass of the brain craniad of the rhombencephalon,--therefore including mesencephalon, diencephalon, and telencephalon.