well, really, all you see when you look
at the cerebellum are the two hemispheres, because they
are, they have expanded to cover up the vermis,
which is, is right inside of there, underneath there.
There's the vermis.
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This is vermis in here.
Can you see that?
Okay, good.
So, so, almost, the, the bulk of the human cerebellum is hemisphere.
The vast majority of the cerebellum of the sheep is
vermis, and that is because the vermis is going to deal
with things on the midline, so the trunk, the axis, the
posture and gait and eye movements and speech.
Well, sheep is not speaking but we're speaking.
But these are dealing with the limbs and most importantly with the hands and the
feet, but the sheep don't have digits, so they have a very small hemisphere.