Biology
The fluid-filled cavities of the brain are termed as :
- Thalamus
- Ventricles
- Hypothalamus
- Atrium
Nervous System
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Ventricles
Reason — The central cavity of the brain is called the ventricle. These ventricles are filled with cerebrospinal fluid (CSF), which helps protect and cushion the brain.
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