Collator interpretation: Level 10 of the Swanson atlas, 1998, Fig 6A from paper. Could be fibers of passage also.

Collator interpretation: Level 10 of the Swanson atlas, 1998, Fig 6A from paper.

Collator note: Atlas level 13, Swanson 1998. Possible some fibers of passage. Figure 6B from paper.

Collator note: Atlas level 13, Swanson 1998. Figure 6B from paper.

Collator note: Atlas level 13, Swanson 1998. Figure 6B from paper.

Collator note: Atlas level 13, Swanson 1998. Figure 6B from paper.

Collator note: Atlas level 13, Swanson 1998. Possible very few neurons labeled. Figure 6B from paper.

Collator note: Atlas level 13, Swanson 1998. Possible very few neurons labeled. Figure 6B from paper.

Collator note: Atlas level 13, Swanson 1998. Figure 6B from paper.

Collator note: Atlas level 15, Swanson 1998. Possible some fibers of passage, too. Figure 6C from the paper.

Collator note: Atlas level 15, Swanson 1998. Figure 6C from the paper.

Collator note: Atlas level 15, Swanson 1998. Possible some neurons labeled, too. Figure 6C from the paper.

Collator note: Atlas level 15, Swanson 1998. Figure 6C from the paper.

Collator note: Atlas level 15, Swanson 1998. Figure 6C from the paper.

Collator note: Atlas level 15, Swanson 1998. Figure 6C from the paper.

Collator note: Atlas level 15, Swanson 1998. Figure 6C from the paper.

Fibers with numerous branches and terminal boutons can then be observed in the rostral end and central core of the anterodorsal area (Fig. 6D-F)... Collator note: Atlas level 16, Swanson 1998. Figure 6D from the paper.

Collator note: Atlas level 16, Swanson 1998. Possible fibers of passage. Figure 6D from the paper.

Collator note: Atlas level 16, Swanson 1998. Possible fibers of passage. Figure 6D from the paper.

Collator note: Atlas level 16, Swanson 1998. Possible fibers of passage. Figure 6D from the paper.

Collator note: Atlas level 16, Swanson 1998. Possible fibers of passage. Figure 6D from the paper.

Collator note: Atlas level 16, Swanson 1998. Figure 6D from the paper.

Collator note: Atlas level 16, Swanson 1998. Figure 6D from the paper.

Collator note: Atlas level 16, Swanson 1998. Figure 6D from the paper.

Collator note: Atlas level 16, Swanson 1998. Figure 6D from the paper.

Collator note: Atlas level 16, Swanson 1998. Figure 6D from the paper.

Collator note: Atlas level 17, Swanson 1998. Figure 6E from the paper.

Collator note: Atlas level 17, Swanson 1998. Figure 6E from the paper.

Fibers with numerous branches and terminal boutons can then be observed in the rostral end and central core of the anterodorsal area (Fig. 6D-F)... Collator note: Atlas level 17, Swanson 1998. Figure 6E from the paper.

Collator note: Atlas level 17, Swanson 1998. Possible fibers of passage. Figure 6E from the paper.

Collator note: Atlas level 17, Swanson 1998. Possible fibers of passage. Figure 6E from the paper.

Collator note: Atlas level 17, Swanson 1998. Possible fibers of passage. Figure 6E from the paper.

Collator note: Atlas level 17, Swanson 1998. Possible fibers of passage. Figure 6E from the paper.

Collator note: Atlas level 17, Swanson 1998. Figure 6E from the paper.

Collator note: Atlas level 17, Swanson 1998. Figure 6E from the paper.

Collator note: Atlas level 17, Swanson 1998. Figure 6E from the paper.

Collator note: Atlas level 17, Swanson 1998. Figure 6E from the paper.

Collator note: Atlas level 17, Swanson 1998. Figure 6E from the paper.

Collator note: Atlas level 17, Swanson 1998. Figure 6E from the paper.

Collator note: Atlas level 17, Swanson 1998. Figure 6E from the paper.

Collator note: Atlas level 17, Swanson 1998. Figure 6E from the paper.

Collator note: Atlas level 17, Swanson 1998. Figure 6E from the paper.

Collator note: Atlas level 17, Swanson 1998. Possible fibers of passage. Figure 6E from the paper.

Collator note: Atlas level 17, Swanson 1998. Possible fibers of passage. Figure 6E from the paper.

Collator note: Atlas level 18, Swanson 1998. Figure 6F from the paper.

Collator note: Atlas level 18, Swanson 1998. Figure 6F from the paper.

Fibers with numerous branches and terminal boutons can then be observed in the rostral end and central core of the anterodorsal area (Fig. 6D-F)... Collator note: Atlas level 18, Swanson 1998. Figure 6F from the paper.

Collator note: Atlas level 18, Swanson 1998. Figure 6F from the paper. Possible fibers of passage.

Collator note: Atlas level 18, Swanson 1998. Figure 6F from the paper. Fibers of passage included.

Collator note: Atlas level 18, Swanson 1998. Figure 6F from the paper. Possible fibers of passage.

Collator note: Atlas level 18, Swanson 1998. Figure 6F from the paper. Possible fibers of passage.

Collator note: Atlas level 18, Swanson 1998. Figure 6F from the paper. Possible fibers of passage.

Collator note: Atlas level 18, Swanson 1998. Figure 6F from the paper.

Collator note: Atlas level 18, Swanson 1998. Figure 6F from the paper. Possible fibers of passage.

Collator note: Atlas level 18, Swanson 1998. Figure 6F from the paper. Possible fibers of passage.

Collator note: Atlas level 18, Swanson 1998. Figure 6F from the paper. Possible fibers of passage.

Collator note: Atlas level 18, Swanson 1998. Figure 6F from the paper.

Collator note: Atlas level 18, Swanson 1998. Figure 6F from the paper. Possible fibers of passage.

Collator note: Atlas level 18, Swanson 1998. Figure 6F from the paper. Possible fibers of passage.

Collator note: Atlas level 19, Swanson 1998. Figure 6G from the paper.

Collator note: Atlas level 19, Swanson 1998. Figure 6G from the paper.

Collator note: Atlas level 19, Swanson 1998. Figure 6G from the paper.

Collator note: Atlas level 19, Swanson 1998. Possible fibers of passage. Figure 6G from the paper.

Collator note: Atlas level 19, Swanson 1998. Figure 6G from the paper.

Collator note: Atlas level 19, Swanson 1998. Contains fibers of passage. Figure 6G from the paper.

Collator note: Atlas level 19, Swanson 1998. Figure 6G from the paper.

Collator note: Atlas level 19, Swanson 1998. Contains fibers of passge. Figure 6G from the paper.

Collator note: Atlas level 19, Swanson 1998. Figure 6G from the paper.

Collator note: Atlas level 19, Swanson 1998.Possible fibers of passage. Figure 6G from the paper.

Collator note: Atlas level 19, Swanson 1998. Contains fibers of passage. Figure 6G from the paper.

Collator note: Atlas level 19, Swanson 1998. Contains fibers of passage. Figure 6G from the paper.

Collator note: Atlas level 19, Swanson 1998. Contains fibers of passage. Figure 6G from the paper.

Collator note: Atlas level 19, Swanson 1998. Contains fibers of passage. Figure 6G from the paper.

Collator note: Atlas level 19, Swanson 1998. Contains fibers of passage. Figure 6G from the paper.

Collator note: Atlas level 19, Swanson 1998. Contains fibers of passage. Figure 6G from the paper.

Collator note: Atlas level 19, Swanson 1998. Contains fibers of passage. Figure 6G from the paper.

...provide moderate input to the caudoventral BSTov...Collator note: Atlas level 19, Swanson 1998. Contains fibers of passage. Figure 6G from the paper.

Collator note: Atlas level 20, Swanson 1998. Possible fibers of passage. Figure 6H from the paper.

Collator note: Atlas level 20, Swanson 1998. Figure 6H from the paper.

Another group of PHAL-labeled axons from the injection site extends dorsally through the subcommissural zone of the BST to provide a moderate input to...adjacent bordering regions of the anterodorsal area. Collator note: Atlas level 20, Swanson 1998. Possible fibers of passage. Figure 6H from the paper.

Collator note: Atlas level 20, Swanson 1998. Possible fibers of passage. Figure 6H from the paper.

Collator note: Atlas level 20, Swanson 1998. Possible fibers of passage. Figure 6H from the paper.

Collator note: Atlas level 20, Swanson 1998. Figure 6H from the paper.

Collator note: Atlas level 20, Swanson 1998. Figure 6H from the paper.

The rhomboid and ventral nuclei of the BST contain a moderate plexus of PHAL-labeled axons with rich terminal axons... Collator note: Atlas level 20, Swanson 1998. Possible fibers of passage. Figure 6H from the paper.

The rhomboid and ventral nuclei of the BST contain a moderate plexus of PHAL-labeled axons with rich terminal axons... Collator note: Atlas level 20, Swanson 1998. Possible fibers of passage. Figure 6H from the paper.

Collator note: Atlas level 20, Swanson 1998. Figure 6H from the paper.

PHAL-labeled axons ...also extend dorsomedially into the lateral septal nucleus, where small numbers of terminal boutons are observed, mainly in the rostral and ventral parts (Fig 6B-H). Collator note: Atlas level 20, Swanson 1998. Possible fibers of passage. Figure 6H from the paper.

Collator note: Atlas level 20, Swanson 1998. Possible fibers of passage. Figure 6H from the paper.

Collator note: Atlas level 20, Swanson 1998. Figure 6H from the paper.

Collator note: Atlas level 20, Swanson 1998. Possible fibers of passage. Figure 6H from the paper.

From the BSTfu injection site, large numbers of PHAL-labeled axons also extend caudally into the caudoventral corner of the anterolateral area of the BST and the adjacent substantia innominata. Numerous fibers with branching and terminal boutons appear to provide dense inputs to these areas (Fig. 6H,I). Collator note: Atlas level 20, Swanson 1998. Possible fibers of passage. Figure 6H from the paper.

The rhomboid and ventral nuclei of the BST contain a moderate plexus of PHAL-labeled axons with rich terminal boutons, whereas the rest of the BST contains only scattered fibers-of-passage (Fig. 6H,I). Collator note: Atlas level 21, Swanson 1998. Figure 6I from the paper.

The rhomboid and ventral nuclei of the BST contain a moderate plexus of PHAL-labeled axons with rich terminal boutons, whereas the rest of the BST contains only scattered fibers-of-passage (Fig. 6H,I). Collator note: Atlas level 21, Swanson 1998. Figure 6I from the paper.

The rhomboid and ventral nuclei of the BST contain a moderate plexus of PHAL-labeled axons with rich terminal boutons, whereas the rest of the BST contains only scattered fibers-of-passage (Fig. 6H,I). Collator note: Atlas level 21, Swanson 1998. Figure 6I from the paper.

The rhomboid and ventral nuclei of the BST contain a moderate plexus of PHAL-labeled axons with rich terminal boutons, whereas the rest of the BST contains only scattered fibers-of-passage (Fig. 6H,I). Collator note: Atlas level 21, Swanson 1998. Fibers of passage are present. Figure 6I from the paper.

The rhomboid and ventral nuclei of the BST contain a moderate plexus of PHAL-labeled axons with rich terminal boutons, whereas the rest of the BST contains only scattered fibers-of-passage (Fig. 6H,I). Collator note: Atlas level 21, Swanson 1998. Fibers of passage are present. Figure 6I from the paper.

Collator note: Atlas level 21, Swanson 1998. Figure 6I from the paper.

Collator note: Atlas level 21, Swanson 1998. Figure 6I from the paper.

Collator note: Atlas level 21, Swanson 1998. Fibers of passage are present. Figure 6I from the paper.

Collator note: Atlas level 21, Swanson 1998. Figure 6I from the paper.

Collator note: Atlas level 21, Swanson 1998. Fibers of passage are present. Figure 6I from the paper.

Collator note: Atlas level 21, Swanson 1998. Figure 6I from the paper.

From the BSTfu injection site, large numbers of PHAL-labeled axons also extend caudally into the caudoventral corner of the anterolateral area of the BST and the adjacent substantia innominata. Numerous fibers with branching and terminal boutons appear to provide dense inputs to these areas (Fig. 6H,I). Collator note: Atlas level 21, Swanson 1998. Fibers of passage are present. Figure 6I from the paper.

Collator note: Atlas level 22, Swanson 1998. Fibers of passage are present. Figure 6J from paper.

Collator note: Atlas level 22, Swanson 1998. Figure 6J from paper.

The rhomboid and ventral nuclei of the BST contain a moderate plexus of PHAL-labeled axons with rich terminal boutons, whereas the rest of the BST contains only scattered fibers-of-passage (Fig. 6H,I). Collator note: Atlas level 22, Swanson 1998. Fibers of passage are present. Figure 6J from the paper.

The rhomboid and ventral nuclei of the BST contain a moderate plexus of PHAL-labeled axons with rich terminal boutons, whereas the rest of the BST contains only scattered fibers-of-passage (Fig. 6H,I). Collator note: Atlas level 22, Swanson 1998. Fibers of passage are present. Figure 6J from the paper.

The rhomboid and ventral nuclei of the BST contain a moderate plexus of PHAL-labeled axons with rich terminal boutons, whereas the rest of the BST contains only scattered fibers-of-passage (Fig. 6H,I). Collator note: Atlas level 22, Swanson 1998. Fibers of passage are present. Figure 6J from the paper.

Very few PHAL-labeled axons with terminal boutons were also found in the CEAc and CEAl (Fig. 6K–O). Collator note: Atlas level 22, Swanson 1998. Fibers of passage are present. Figure 6J from the paper.

Collator note: Atlas level 22, Swanson 1998. Figure 6J from the paper.

Collator note: Atlas level 22, Swanson 1998. Fibers of passage are present. Figure 6J from the paper.

Collator note: Atlas level 22, Swanson 1998. Fibers of passage are present. Figure 6J from the paper.

Collator note: Atlas level 22, Swanson 1998. Figure 6J from the paper.

Collator note: Atlas level 22, Swanson 1998. Fibers of passage are present. Figure 6J from the paper.

Collator note: Atlas level 22, Swanson 1998. Fibers of passage are present. Figure 6J from the paper.

Collator note: Atlas level 22, Swanson 1998. Fibers of passage are present. Figure 6J from the paper.

Collator note: Atlas level 22, Swanson 1998. Figure 6J from the paper.

Collator note: Atlas level 22, Swanson 1998. Fibers of passage are present. Figure 6J from the paper

From the BSTfu injection site, large numbers of PHAL-labeled axons also extend caudally into the caudoventral corner of the anterolateral area of the BST and the adjacent substantia innominata. Numerous fibers with branching and terminal boutons appear to provide dense inputs to these areas (Fig. 6H,I). Collator note: Atlas level 22, Swanson 1998. Fibers of passage are present. Figure 6J from the paper.

Collator note: Atlas level 22, Swanson 1998. Fibers of passage are present. Figure 6J from the paper

Within the amygdala, the CEAm receives a dense terminal field generated by abundant fibers displaying branches and terminal boutons (Figs. 3B, 6L–O). Collator note: Atlas level 23, Swanson 1998. Fibers of passage are present. Figure 6K from the paper.

Collator note: Atlas level 23, Swanson 1998. Fibers of passage are present. Figure 6K from the paper.

Collator note: Atlas level 22, Swanson 1998. Figure 6K from the paper.

Collator note: Atlas level 23, Swanson 1998. Fibers of passage are present. Figure 6K from the paper.

Collator note: Atlas level 23, Swanson 1998. Figure 6K from the paper.

Collator note: Atlas level 23, Swanson 1998. Fibers of passage are present. Figure 6K from the paper.

Collator note: Atlas level 23, Swanson 1998. Fibers of passage are present. Figure 6K from the paper.

Collator note: Atlas level 23, Swanson 1998. Figure 6K from the paper.

Collator note: Atlas level 23, Swanson 1998. Figure 6K from the paper.

Collator note: Atlas level 23, Swanson 1998. Fibers of passage are present. Figure 6K from the paper.

Collator note: Atlas level 25, Swanson 1998. There is only one fiber of passage, present only at this level with a small number of boutons. Figure 6L from the paper.

Collator note: Atlas level 25, Swanson 1998. There is only one fiber of passage, present only at this level. Figure 6L from the paper.

Within the amygdala, the CEAm receives a dense terminal field generated by abundant fibers displaying branches and terminal boutons (Figs. 3B9, 6L–O). Collator note: Atlas level 25, Swanson 1998. Fibers of passage are present. Figure 6L from the paper.

Collator note: Atlas level 25, Swanson 1998. Figure 6L from the paper.

Collator note: Atlas level 25, Swanson 1998. Figure 6L from the paper.

Collator note: Atlas level 25, Swanson 1998. Fibers of passage are present. Figure 6L from the paper.

Collator note: Atlas level 25, Swanson 1998. Fibers of passage are present. Figure 6L from the paper.

Collator note: Atlas level 25, Swanson 1998. Fibers of passage are present. Figure 6L from the paper.

Collator note: Atlas level 25, Swanson 1998. Figure 6L from the paper.

Collator note: Atlas level 25, Swanson 1998. Figure 6L from the paper.

Collator note: Atlas level 25, Swanson 1998. Figure 6L from the paper.

Collator note: Atlas level 25, Swanson 1998. Figure 6L from the paper.

Collator note: Atlas level 25, Swanson 1998. Fibers of passage are present. Figure 6L from the paper.

Collator note: Atlas level 25, Swanson 1998. Fibers of passage are present. Figure 6L from the paper.

Collator note: Atlas level 25, Swanson 1998. Fibers of passage are present. Figure 6L from the paper.

Very few PHAL-labeled axons with terminal boutons were also found in the CEAc and CEAl (Fig. 6K–O). Collator note: Atlas level 26, Swanson 1998. Figure 6M from paper.

Collator note: Atlas level 26, Swanson 1998. Fibers of passage are present. Figure 6M from paper.

Collator note: Atlas level 26, Swanson 1998. Fibers of passage are present. Figure 6M from paper.

Within the amygdala, the CEAm receives a dense terminal field generated by abundant fibers displaying branches and terminal boutons (Figs. 3B, 6L–O).Collator note: Atlas level 26, Swanson 1998. Fibers of passage are present. Figure 6M from paper.

Collator note: Atlas level 26, Swanson 1998. Figure 6M from paper.

Initially, the fibers in the lateral hypothalamic area are cut in cross-section and generate almost no boutons until they arrive at tuberal levels (Fig. 6N), where they generate many branches and boutons in an area just dorsolateral to the fornix. Collator note: Atlas level 26, Swanson 1998. Figure 6M from paper.

Collator note: Atlas level 26, Swanson 1998. Figure 6M from paper.

Collator note: Atlas level 26, Swanson 1998. Figure 6M from paper.

From this terminal field a group of PHAL-labeled fibers extends medially through the lateral parvicellular part of the PVH, which also contains dense terminal boutons, to contribute inputs to all of the more medial parts of the nucleus, but especially the dorsal medial parvicellular and periventricular parts at atlas (Swanson, 1999) levels 26 and 27 (Figs. 3D, 6M,N, 8G,H). Collator note: Atlas level 26, Swanson 1998. Fibers of passage are present. Figure 6M from paper.

From this terminal field a group of PHAL-labeled fibers extends medially through the lateral parvicellular part of the PVH, which also contains dense terminal boutons, to contribute inputs to all of the more medial parts of the nucleus, but especially the dorsal medial parvicellular and periventricular parts at atlas (Swanson, 1999) levels 26 and 27 (Figs. 3D, 6M,N, 8G,H). Collator note: Atlas level 26, Swanson 1998. Fibers of passage are present. . Figure 6M from paper.

From this terminal field a group of PHAL-labeled fibers extends medially through the lateral parvicellular part of the PVH, which also contains dense terminal boutons, to contribute inputs to all of the more medial parts of the nucleus, but especially the dorsal medial parvicellular and periventricular parts at atlas (Swanson, 1999) levels 26 and 27 (Figs. 3D, 6M,N, 8G,H). Collator note: Atlas level 26, Swanson 1998. Fibers of passage are present. . Figure 6M from paper.

From this terminal field a group of PHAL-labeled fibers extends medially through the lateral parvicellular part of the PVH, which also contains dense terminal boutons, to contribute inputs to all of the more medial parts of the nucleus, but especially the dorsal medial parvicellular and periventricular parts at atlas (Swanson, 1999) levels 26 and 27 (Figs. 3D, 6M,N, 8G,H). Collator note: Atlas level 26, Swanson 1998. Fibers of passage are present. . Figure 6M from paper.

Collator note: Atlas level 26, Swanson 1998. Fibers of passage are present. . Figure 6M from paper.

Collator note: Atlas level 26, Swanson 1998. Figure 6M from paper.

Collator note: Atlas level 26, Swanson 1998. Fibers of passage are present. Figure 6M from paper.

Collator note: Atlas level 26, Swanson 1998. Fibers of passage are present. Figure 6M from paper.

Collator note: Atlas level 26, Swanson 1998. Fibers of passage are present. Figure 6M from paper.

Collator note: Atlas level 26, Swanson 1998. Fibers of passage are present. Figure 6M from paper.

Collator note: Atlas level 26, Swanson 1998. A single fiber of passage is depicted. Figure 6M from paper.

Collator note: Atlas level 26, Swanson 1998. Fibers of passage are present. Figure 6M from paper.

Collator note: Atlas level 27, Swanson 1998. Figure 6N from paper.

Collator note: Atlas level 27, Swanson 1998. Fibers of passage are present. Figure 6N from paper.

Collator note: Atlas level 27, Swanson 1998. Figure 6N from paper.

Within the amygdala, the CEAm receives a dense terminal field generated by abundant fibers displaying branches and terminal boutons (Figs. 3B, 6L–O).Collator note: Atlas level 27, Swanson 1998. Figure 6N from paper.

Collator note: Atlas level 27, Swanson 1998. Figure 6N from paper.

Within the amygdala, the CEAm receives a dense terminal field generated by abundant fibers displaying branches and terminal boutons (Figs. 3B, 6L–O).Collator note: Atlas level 27, Swanson 1998. Figure 6N from paper.

Collator note: Atlas level 27, Swanson 1998. Fibers of passage are present. Figure 6N from paper.

Initially, the fibers in the lateral hypothalamic area are cut in cross-section and generate almost no boutons until they arrive at tuberal levels (Fig. 6N), where they generate many branches and boutons in an area just dorsolateral to the fornix. Collator note: Atlas level 27, Swanson 1998. Fibers of passage are present. Figure 6N from paper.

...a dense terminal field in the forniceal part of the paraventricular nucleus (PVH; Figs. 3D, 6N, 8G,H). From this terminal field a group of PHAL-labeled fibers extends medially through the lateral parvicellular part of the PVH, which also contains dense terminal boutons, to contribute inputs to all of the more medial parts of the nucleus, but especially the dorsal medial parvicellular and periventricular parts at atlas (Swanson, 1999) levels 26 and 27 (Figs. 3D, 6M,N, 8G,H). Collator note: Atlas level 27, Swanson 1998. Fibers of passage are present. Figure 6N from paper.

From this terminal field a group of PHAL-labeled fibers extends medially through the lateral parvicellular part of the PVH, which also contains dense terminal boutons, to contribute inputs to all of the more medial parts of the nucleus, but especially the dorsal medial parvicellular and periventricular parts at atlas (Swanson, 1999) levels 26 and 27 (Figs. 3D, 6M,N, 8G,H). ...the PHAL-labeled axons display numerous branches and terminal boutons more caudally in the dorsal medial parvicellular part and adjacent regions of the periventricular part (Figs. 3D9, 6M,N, 8F9,G9). The lateral parvicellular part also contains a dense terminal field (Figs. 3D, 6N, 8F9), whereas the dorsal parvicellular and ventral medial parvicellular parts contain only a small number of PHAL-labeled terminal boutons (Figs. 6M, 8E,F). Collator note: Atlas level 27, Swanson 1998. Fibers of passage are present abundantly. Figure 6N from paper.

From this terminal field a group of PHAL-labeled fibers extends medially through the lateral parvicellular part of the PVH, which also contains dense terminal boutons, to contribute inputs to all of the more medial parts of the nucleus, but especially the dorsal medial parvicellular and periventricular parts at atlas (Swanson, 1999) levels 26 and 27 (Figs. 3D, 6M,N, 8G,H). ). Collator note: Atlas level 27, Swanson 1998. Fibers of passage are present. Figure 6N from paper.

From this terminal field a group of PHAL-labeled fibers extends medially through the lateral parvicellular part of the PVH, which also contains dense terminal boutons, to contribute inputs to all of the more medial parts of the nucleus, but especially the dorsal medial parvicellular and periventricular parts at atlas (Swanson, 1999) levels 26 and 27 (Figs. 3D, 6M,N, 8G,H).

From this terminal field a group of PHAL-labeled fibers extends medially through the lateral parvicellular part of the PVH, which also contains dense terminal boutons, to contribute inputs to all of the more medial parts of the nucleus, but especially the dorsal medial parvicellular and periventricular parts at atlas (Swanson, 1999) levels 26 and 27 (Figs. 3D, 6M,N, 8G,H). ). Collator note: Atlas level 27, Swanson 1998. Fibers of passage are present. Figure 6N from paper.

). Collator note: Atlas level 27, Swanson 1998. Fibers of passage are present. Figure 6N from paper.

). Collator note: Atlas level 27, Swanson 1998. Figure 6N from paper.

). Collator note: Atlas level 27, Swanson 1998. Fibers of passage are present. Figure 6N from paper.

). Collator note: Atlas level 27, Swanson 1998. Figure 6N from paper.

...a small number of branches and boutons in the tuberal nucleus (Fig. 6M–P)before turning dorsally and branching profusely in the circumscribed lateral hypothalamic terminal field surrounding the fornix...Collator note: Atlas level 27, Swanson 1998. Fibers of passage are present. Figure 6N from paper.

Collator note: Atlas level 27, Swanson 1998. Figure 6N from paper.

...the arcuate nucleus contains a small number of PHAL-labeled fibers (Fig. 6P). Collator note: Atlas level 28, Swanson 1998. Fibers of passage are present. Figure 6O from paper.

Collator note: Atlas level 28, Swanson 1998. Figure 6O from paper.

Very few PHAL-labeled axons with terminal boutons were also found in the CEAc and CEAl (Fig. 6K–O). Collator note: Atlas level 28, Swanson 1998. Fibers of passage are present. Figure 6O from paper.

Within the amygdala, the CEAm receives a dense terminal field generated by abundant fibers displaying branches and terminal boutons (Figs. 3B, 6L–O). Collator note: Atlas level 28, Swanson 1998. Fibers of passage are present. Figure 6O from paper.

[...] This terminal field extends medially into the dorsomedial nucleus of the hypothalamus (Figs. 3E, 6O), which is heavily innervated by fibers that seem mainly to arrive via the periventricular and ventral pathways... Collator note: Atlas level 28, Swanson 1998. Fibers of passage are present. Figure 6O from paper.

Initially, the fibers in the lateral hypothalamic area are cut in cross-section and generate almost no boutons until they arrive at tuberal levels (Fig. 6N), where they generate many branches and boutons in an area just dorsolateral to the fornix. Collator note: Atlas level 28, Swanson 1998. Fibers of passage are present. Figure 6O from paper.

Collator note: Atlas level 28, Swanson 1998. Figure 6O from paper.

Collator note: Atlas level 28, Swanson 1998. Fibers of passage are present. Figure 6O from paper.

Collator note: Atlas level 28, Swanson 1998. Fibers of passage are present. Figure 6O from paper.

Collator note: Atlas level 28, Swanson 1998. Figure 6O from paper.

...a small number of branches and boutons in the tuberal nucleus (Fig. 6M–P)before turning dorsally and branching profusely in the circumscribed lateral hypothalamic terminal field surrounding the fornix...Collator note: Atlas level 28, Swanson 1998. Fibers of passage are present. Figure 6O from paper.

Collator note: Atlas level 28, Swanson 1998. Figure 6O from paper.

Collator note: Atlas level 28, Swanson 1998. Figure 6O from paper.

...the arcuate nucleus contains a small number of PHAL-labeled fibers (Fig. 6P). Collator note: Atlas level 30, Swanson 1998. Fibers of passage are present. Figure 6P from paper.

Collator note: Atlas level 30, Swanson 1998. Figure 6P from paper.

[...] This terminal field extends medially into the dorsomedial nucleus of the hypothalamus (Figs. 3E, 6O), which is heavily innervated by fibers that seem mainly to arrive via the periventricular and ventral pathways... Collator note: Atlas level 30, Swanson 1998. Fibers of passage are present. Figure 6P from paper.

Collator note: Atlas level 30, Swanson 1998. Fibers of passage are present. Figure 6P from paper.

[...] This terminal field extends medially into the dorsomedial nucleus of the hypothalamus (Figs. 3E, 6O), which is heavily innervated by fibers that seem mainly to arrive via the periventricular and ventral pathways... Collator note: Atlas level 30, Swanson 1998. Fibers of passage are present. Figure 6P from paper.

Collator note: Atlas level 30, Swanson 1998. Figure 6P from paper.

Initially, the fibers in the lateral hypothalamic area are cut in cross-section and generate almost no boutons until they arrive at tuberal levels (Fig. 6N), where they generate many branches and boutons in an area just dorsolateral to the fornix. Collator note: Atlas level 30, Swanson 1998. Fibers of passage are present. Figure 6P from paper.

Collator note: Atlas level 30, Swanson 1998. Fibers of passage are present. Figure 6P from paper.

Collator note: Atlas level 30, Swanson 1998. Fibers of passage are present. Figure 6P from paper.

From this terminal field a group of PHAL-labeled fibers extends medially through the lateral parvicellular part of the PVH, which also contains dense terminal boutons, to contribute inputs to all of the more medial parts of the nucleus, but especially the dorsal medial parvicellular and periventricular parts at atlas (Swanson, 1999) levels 26 and 27 (Figs. 3D, 6M,N, 8G,H). Collator note: Atlas level 30, Swanson 1998. Fibers of passage are present. Figure 6P from paper.

Collator note: Atlas level 30, Swanson 1998. Fibers of passage are present. Figure 6P from paper.

Collator note: Atlas level 30, Swanson 1998. Figure 6P from paper

...a small number of branches and boutons in the tuberal nucleus (Fig. 6M–P)before turning dorsally and branching profusely in the circumscribed lateral hypothalamic terminal field surrounding the fornix...Collator note: Atlas level 30, Swanson 1998. Fibers of passage are present. Figure 6P from paper.

Collator note: Atlas level 32, Swanson 1998. Fibers of passage are present. Figure 6Q from paper.

A small number of PHAL-labeled fibers can be seen extending through the posterior hypothalamic nucleus and contributing inputs to the midline nuclei of the thalamus (Fig. 6P,Q), whereas the remaining PHAL-labeled axons extend caudally. Collator note: Atlas level 32, Swanson 1998. Figure 6Q from paper.

A small number of PHAL-labeled fibers can be seen extending through the posterior hypothalamic nucleus and contributing inputs to the midline nuclei of the thalamus (Fig. 6P,Q), whereas the remaining PHAL-labeled axons extend caudally. Collator note: Atlas level 32, Swanson 1998. Figure 6Q from paper.

Collator note: Atlas level 32, Swanson 1998. Fibers of passage are present. Figure 6Q from paper.

Collator note: Atlas level 32, Swanson 1998. Fibers of passage are present. Figure 6Q from paper.

Collator note: Atlas level 32, Swanson 1998. Fibers of passage are present. Figure 6Q from paper.

Collator note: Atlas level 32, Swanson 1998. Fibers of passage are present. Figure 6Q from paper.

A small number of PHAL-labeled fibers can be seen extending through the posterior hypothalamic nucleus and contributing inputs to the midline nuclei of the thalamus (Fig. 6P,Q), whereas the remaining PHAL-labeled axons extend caudally. Collator note: Atlas level 32, Swanson 1998. Fibers of passage are present. Figure 6Q from paper.

Collator note: Atlas level 32, Swanson 1998. Fibers of passage are present. Figure 6Q from paper.

...the posterior basolateral nucleus and postpiriform transition area also receive light inputs (Fig. 6Q–S), ...Collator note: Atlas level 34, Swanson 1998. Fibers of passage are present. Figure 6R from paper.

Collator note: Atlas level 34, Swanson 1998. Fibers of passage are present. Figure 6R from paper.

Collator note: Atlas level 34, Swanson 1998. Figure 6R from paper.

Only a few PHAL-labeled axons with terminal boutons were observed in the posterior periventricular nucleus Fig. 6Q), and small numbers of fibers extend caudally though the periaqueductal gray (Fig. 6Q,R). Collator note: Atlas level 34, Swanson 1998. Fibers of passage are present. Figure 6R from paper.

Only a few PHAL-labeled axons with terminal boutons were observed in the posterior periventricular nucleus Fig. 6Q), and small numbers of fibers extend caudally though the periaqueductal gray (Fig. 6Q,R). Collator note: Atlas level 34, Swanson 1998. Figure 6R from paper.

Only a few PHAL-labeled axons with terminal boutons were observed in the posterior periventricular nucleus Fig. 6Q), and small numbers of fibers extend caudally though the periaqueductal gray (Fig. 6Q,R). Collator note: Atlas level 34, Swanson 1998. Fibers of passage are present. Figure 6R from paper.

Collator note: Atlas level 34, Swanson 1998. Fibers of passage are present. Figure 6R from paper.

At this level, small numbers of fibers course medially to enter the lateral part of supramammillary nucleus and generate a very distinct terminal field in a small region just dorsomedial to the principal mammillary tract (Fig. 6R). Collator note: Atlas level 34, Swanson 1998. Fibers of passage are present. Figure 6R from paper.

...a few axons can be found in the medial supramammillary nucleus (Fig. 6R). Collator note: Atlas level 34, Swanson 1998. Figure 6R from paper.

Collator note: Atlas level 34, Swanson 1998. Fibers of passage are present. Figure 6R from paper.

...the posterior basolateral nucleus and postpiriform transition area also receive light inputs (Fig. 6Q–S), ...Collator note: Atlas level 34, Swanson 1998. Fibers of passage are present. Figure 6R from paper.

Collator note: Atlas level 38, Swanson 1998. Figure 6S from the paper.

Small numbers of PHAL-labeled axons course medially from the ventral tegmental area though the interfascicular and central linear nuclei of the raphe (Fig. 6S,T) to end in the dorsal nucleus of the raphe (Fig. 6U). Collator note: Atlas level 38, Swanson 1998. Fibers of passage are present. Figure 6S from the paper.

Collator note: Atlas level 38, Swanson 1998. Fibers of passage are present. Figure 6S from the paper.

Collator note: Atlas level 38, Swanson 1998. Figure 6S from the paper.

Collator note: Atlas level 38, Swanson 1998. Figure 6S from the paper.

Collator note: Atlas level 38, Swanson 1998. Fibers of passage are present. Figure 6S from the paper.

PHAL-labeled axons traveling through the ventral tegmental area display very few branches and boutons (Fig. 6S) and follow median and lateral pathways to reach the pons. Small numbers of PHAL-labeled axons course medially from the ventral tegmental area though the interfascicular and central linear nuclei of the raphe (Fig. 6S,T) to end in the dorsal nucleus of the raphe (Fig. 6U). Collator note: Atlas level 38, Swanson 1998. Fibers of passage are present. Figure 6S from the paper.

Small numbers of PHAL-labeled axons course medially from the ventral tegmental area though the interfascicular and central linear nuclei of the raphe (Fig. 6S,T) to end in the dorsal nucleus of the raphe (Fig. 6U). Collator note: Atlas level 41, Swanson 1998. Fibers of passage are present. Figure 6T from the paper.

Only a few PHAL-labeled axons with terminal boutons were observed in the posterior periventricular nucleus Fig. 6Q), and small numbers of fibers extend caudally though the periaqueductal gray (Fig. 6Q,R). Collator note: Atlas level 41, Swanson 1998. Fibers of passage are present. Figure 6T from paper.

Most PHAL-labeled fibers in the ventral tegmental area travel caudolaterally through an area between the medial lemniscus and substantia nigra (Fig. 6S), then the retrorubral area, and then dorsolateral mesencephalic reticular nucleus, to arrive in the ventrolateral division of the periaqueductal gray (Fig. 6T,U). Collator note: Atlas level 41, Swanson 1998. Figure 6T from paper.

Most PHAL-labeled fibers in the ventral tegmental area travel caudolaterally through an area between the medial lemniscus and substantia nigra (Fig. 6S), then the retrorubral area, and then dorsolateral mesencephalic reticular nucleus, to arrive in the ventrolateral division of the periaqueductal gray (Fig. 6T,U). Collator note: Atlas level 41, Swanson 1998. Fibers of passage are present. Figure 6T from paper.

Most PHAL-labeled fibers in the ventral tegmental area travel caudolaterally through an area between the medial lemniscus and substantia nigra (Fig. 6S), then the retrorubral area, and then dorsolateral mesencephalic reticular nucleus, to arrive in the ventrolateral division of the periaqueductal gray (Fig. 6T,U). Collator note: Atlas level 41, Swanson 1998. Figure 6T from paper.

Small numbers of PHAL-labeled axons course medially from the ventral tegmental area though the interfascicular and central linear nuclei of the raphe (Fig. 6S,T) to end in the dorsal nucleus of the raphe (Fig. 6U). Along the way, these fibers generate very few boutons except in the dorsal raphe, where there is a moderate input (Fig. 6U). Collator note: Atlas level 45, Swanson 1998. Fibers of passage are present. Figure 6U from paper.

Collator note: Atlas level 45, Swanson 1998. Fibers of passage are present. Figure 6U from paper.

Collator note: Atlas level 45, Swanson 1998. Fibers of passage are present. Figure 6U from paper.

Collator note: Atlas level 45, Swanson 1998. Fibers of passage are present. Figure 6U from paper.

Some PHAL-labeled axons in the dorsal nucleus of the raphe also extend laterally into the ventrolateral division of the periaqueductal gray, where they merge with fibers arriving from the lateral pathway...(Fig. 6U). Collator note: Atlas level 45, Swanson 1998. Fibers of passage are present. Figure 6U from paper.

The BSTfu innervates regions of the parabrachial nucleus different from those innervated by the BSTov. Thus, rostrodorsal regions of the central lateral and dorsal lateral parts, and caudal regions of the ventral lateral and central lateral parts, contain moderate numbers of terminal boutons after BSTfu injections (Figs. 3C, 6V,W). Collator note: Atlas level 48, Swanson 1998. Fibers of passage are present. Figure 6V from paper.

The BSTfu innervates regions of the parabrachial nucleus different from those innervated by the BSTov. Thus, rostrodorsal regions of the central lateral and dorsal lateral parts, and caudal regions of the ventral lateral and central lateral parts, contain moderate numbers of terminal boutons after BSTfu injections (Figs. 3C, 6V,W). Collator note: Atlas level 48, Swanson 1998. Figure 6V from paper.

The BSTfu innervates regions of the parabrachial nucleus different from those innervated by the BSTov. Thus, rostrodorsal regions of the central lateral and dorsal lateral parts, and caudal regions of the ventral lateral and central lateral parts, contain moderate numbers of terminal boutons after BSTfu injections (Figs. 3C, 6V,W). Collator note: Atlas level 48, Swanson 1998. Figure 6V from paper.

The BSTfu innervates regions of the parabrachial nucleus different from those innervated by the BSTov. Thus, rostrodorsal regions of the central lateral and dorsal lateral parts, and caudal regions of the ventral lateral and central lateral parts, contain moderate numbers of terminal boutons after BSTfu injections (Figs. 3C, 6V,W). Collator note: Atlas level 48, Swanson 1998. Fibers of passage are present. Figure 6V from paper.

Atlas level 48, Swanson 1998. Fibers of passage are present. Figure 6V from paper.

Atlas level 49, Swanson 1998. Fibers of passage are present. Figure 6W from paper.

In the pontine central gray, the BSTfu, like the BSTov, provides a distinct terminal field in the lateral tegmental nucleus (Figs. 3C, 6W). Atlas level 49, Swanson 1998. Fibers of passage are present. Figure 6W from paper.

The BSTfu innervates regions of the parabrachial nucleus different from those innervated by the BSTov. Thus, rostrodorsal regions of the central lateral and dorsal lateral parts, and caudal regions of the ventral lateral and central lateral parts, contain moderate numbers of terminal boutons after BSTfu injections (Figs. 3C, 6V,W). Atlas level 49, Swanson 1998. Fibers of passage are present. Figure 6W from paper.

The BSTfu innervates regions of the parabrachial nucleus different from those innervated by the BSTov. Thus, rostrodorsal regions of the central lateral and dorsal lateral parts, and caudal regions of the ventral lateral and central lateral parts, contain moderate numbers of terminal boutons after BSTfu injections (Figs. 3C, 6V,W). Atlas level 49, Swanson 1998. Fibers of passage are present. Figure 6W from paper.

The BSTfu innervates regions of the parabrachial nucleus different from those innervated by the BSTov. Thus, rostrodorsal regions of the central lateral and dorsal lateral parts, and caudal regions of the ventral lateral and central lateral parts, contain moderate numbers of terminal boutons after BSTfu injections (Figs. 3C, 6V,W). Atlas level 49, Swanson 1998. Figure 6W from paper.

The BSTfu innervates regions of the parabrachial nucleus different from those innervated by the BSTov. Thus, rostrodorsal regions of the central lateral and dorsal lateral parts, and caudal regions of the ventral lateral and central lateral parts, contain moderate numbers of terminal boutons after BSTfu injections (Figs. 3C, 6V,W). Atlas level 49, Swanson 1998. Fibers of passage are present. Figure 6W from paper.

The BSTfu innervates regions of the parabrachial nucleus different from those innervated by the BSTov. Thus, rostrodorsal regions of the central lateral and dorsal lateral parts, and caudal regions of the ventral lateral and central lateral parts, contain moderate numbers of terminal boutons after BSTfu injections (Figs. 3C, 6V,W). Atlas level 49, Swanson 1998. Figure 6W from paper.

The BSTfu innervates regions of the parabrachial nucleus different from those innervated by the BSTov. Thus, rostrodorsal regions of the central lateral and dorsal lateral parts, and caudal regions of the ventral lateral and central lateral parts, contain moderate numbers of terminal boutons after BSTfu injections (Figs. 3C, 6V,W). Atlas level 51, Swanson 1998. Fibers of passage are present. Figure 6X from paper.

The BSTfu innervates regions of the parabrachial nucleus different from those innervated by the BSTov. Thus, rostrodorsal regions of the central lateral and dorsal lateral parts, and caudal regions of the ventral lateral and central lateral parts, contain moderate numbers of terminal boutons after BSTfu injections (Figs. 3C, 6V,W). Atlas level 51, Swanson 1998. Fibers of passage are present. Figure 6X from paper.

The BSTfu innervates regions of the parabrachial nucleus different from those innervated by the BSTov. Thus, rostrodorsal regions of the central lateral and dorsal lateral parts, and caudal regions of the ventral lateral and central lateral parts, contain moderate numbers of terminal boutons after BSTfu injections (Figs. 3C, 6V,W). Atlas level 51, Swanson 1998. Fibers of passage are present. Figure 6X from paper.

Atlas level 51, Swanson 1998. Fibers of passage are present. Figure 6X from paper.

...a few PHAL-labeled fibers with terminal boutons were observed in the medial part of nucleus of the solitary tract (Fig. 6Y,Z). Collator note: Atlas level 63, Swanson 1998. Fibers of passage are present. Figure 6Y from paper.

...a few PHAL-labeled fibers with terminal boutons were observed in the medial part of nucleus of the solitary tract (Fig. 6Y,Z). Collator note: Atlas level 68, Swanson 1998. Fibers of passage are present. Figure 6Z from paper.

Collator note: this projection was considered to be non-existent after the inspection of all levels from Swanson Atlas 1998

Collator note: this projection was considered to be non-existent after the inspection of all levels from Swanson Atlas 1998

Collator note: this projection was considered to be non-existent after the inspection of all levels from Swanson Atlas 1998

Collator note: this projection was considered to be non-existent after the inspection of all levels from Swanson Atlas 1998

Collator note: this projection was considered to be non-existent after the inspection of all levels from Swanson Atlas 1998

Collator note: this projection was considered to be non-existent after the inspection of all levels from Swanson Atlas 1998

Collator note: this projection was considered to be non-existent after the inspection of all levels from Swanson Atlas 1998

Collator note: this projection was considered to be non-existent after the inspection of all levels from Swanson Atlas 1998

Collator note: this projection was considered to be non-existent after the inspection of all levels from Swanson Atlas 1998

Collator note: this projection was considered to be non-existent after the inspection of all levels from Swanson Atlas 1998

Collator note: this projection was considered to be non-existent after the inspection of all levels from Swanson Atlas 1998

Collator note: this projection was considered to be non-existent after the inspection of all levels from Swanson Atlas 1998

Collator note: this projection was considered to be non-existent after the inspection of all levels from Swanson Atlas 1998

Collator note: this projection was considered to be non-existent after the inspection of all levels from Swanson Atlas 1998

Collator note: this projection was considered to be non-existent after the inspection of all levels from Swanson Atlas 1998

Collator note: this projection was considered to be non-existent after the inspection of all levels from Swanson Atlas 1998

Collator note: this projection was considered to be non-existent after the inspection of all levels from Swanson Atlas 1998

Collator note: this projection was considered to be non-existent after the inspection of all levels from Swanson Atlas 1998

Collator note: this projection was considered to be non-existent after the inspection of all levels from Swanson Atlas 1998

Collator note: this projection was considered to be non-existent after the inspection of all levels from Swanson Atlas 1998

Collator note: this projection was considered to be non-existent after the inspection of all levels from Swanson Atlas 1998

Collator note: this projection was considered to be non-existent after the inspection of all levels from Swanson Atlas 1998

Collator note: this projection was considered to be non-existent after the inspection of all levels from Swanson Atlas 1998

Collator note: this projection was considered to be non-existent after the inspection of all levels from Swanson Atlas 1998

Collator note: this projection was considered to be non-existent after the inspection of all levels from Swanson Atlas 1998

Collator note: this projection was considered to be non-existent after the inspection of all levels from Swanson Atlas 1998

Collator note: this projection was considered to be non-existent after the inspection of all levels from Swanson Atlas 1998

Collator note: this projection was considered to be non-existent after the inspection of all levels from Swanson Atlas 1998

Collator note: this projection was considered to be non-existent after the inspection of all levels from Swanson Atlas 1998

Collator note: this projection was considered to be non-existent after the inspection of all levels from Swanson Atlas 1998

Collator note: this projection was considered to be non-existent after the inspection of all levels from Swanson Atlas 1998

Collator note: this projection was considered to be non-existent after the inspection of all levels from Swanson Atlas 1998

Collator note: this projection was considered to be non-existent after the inspection of all levels from Swanson Atlas 1998

Collator note: this projection was considered to be non-existent after the inspection of all levels from Swanson Atlas 1998

Collator note: this projection was considered to be non-existent after the inspection of all levels from Swanson Atlas 1998

Collator note: this projection was considered to be non-existent after the inspection of all levels from Swanson Atlas 1998

Collator note: this projection was considered to be non-existent after the inspection of all levels from Swanson Atlas 1998

Collator note: this projection was considered to be non-existent after the inspection of all levels from Swanson Atlas 1998

Collator note: this projection was considered to be non-existent after the inspection of all levels from Swanson Atlas 1998

Collator note: this projection was considered to be non-existent after the inspection of all levels from Swanson Atlas 1998

Collator note: this projection was considered to be non-existent after the inspection of all levels from Swanson Atlas 1998

Collator note: this projection was considered to be non-existent after the inspection of all levels from Swanson Atlas 1998

Collator note: this projection was considered to be non-existent after the inspection of all levels from Swanson Atlas 1998

Collator note: this projection was considered to be non-existent after the inspection of all levels from Swanson Atlas 1998

Collator note: this projection was considered to be non-existent after the inspection of all levels from Swanson Atlas 1998

Collator note: this projection was considered to be non-existent after the inspection of all levels from Swanson Atlas 1998

Collator note: this projection was considered to be non-existent after the inspection of all levels from Swanson Atlas 1998

Collator note: this projection was considered to be non-existent after the inspection of all levels from Swanson Atlas 1998

Collator note: this projection was considered to be non-existent after the inspection of all levels from Swanson Atlas 1998

Collator note: this projection was considered to be non-existent after the inspection of all levels from Swanson Atlas 1998

Collator note: this projection was considered to be non-existent after the inspection of all levels from Swanson Atlas 1998

Collator note: this projection was considered to be non-existent after the inspection of all levels from Swanson Atlas 1998

Collator note: this projection was considered to be non-existent after the inspection of all levels from Swanson Atlas 1998

Collator note: this projection was considered to be non-existent after the inspection of all levels from Swanson Atlas 1998

Collator note: this projection was considered to be non-existent after the inspection of all levels from Swanson Atlas 1998

Collator note: this projection was considered to be non-existent after the inspection of all levels from Swanson Atlas 1998

Collator note: this projection was considered to be non-existent after the inspection of all levels from Swanson Atlas 1998

Collator note: this projection was considered to be non-existent after the inspection of all levels from Swanson Atlas 1998

Collator note: this projection was considered to be non-existent after the inspection of all levels from Swanson Atlas 1998

Collator note: this projection was considered to be non-existent after the inspection of all levels from Swanson Atlas 1998

Collator note: this projection was considered to be non-existent after the inspection of all levels from Swanson Atlas 1998

Collator note: this projection was considered to be non-existent after the inspection of all levels from Swanson Atlas 1998

Collator note: this projection was considered to be non-existent after the inspection of all levels from Swanson Atlas 1998

Collator note: this projection was considered to be non-existent after the inspection of all levels from Swanson Atlas 1998

Collator note: this projection was considered to be non-existent after the inspection of all levels from Swanson Atlas 1998

Collator note: this projection was considered to be non-existent after the inspection of all levels from Swanson Atlas 1998

Collator note: this projection was considered to be non-existent after the inspection of all levels from Swanson Atlas 1998

Collator note: this projection was considered to be non-existent after the inspection of all levels from Swanson Atlas 1998

Collator note: this projection was considered to be non-existent after the inspection of all levels from Swanson Atlas 1998

Collator note: this projection was considered to be non-existent after the inspection of all levels from Swanson Atlas 1998

Collator note: this projection was considered to be non-existent after the inspection of all levels from Swanson Atlas 1998

Collator note: this projection was considered to be non-existent after the inspection of all levels from Swanson Atlas 1998

Collator note: this projection was considered to be non-existent after the inspection of all levels from Swanson Atlas 1998

Collator note: this projection was considered to be non-existent after the inspection of all levels from Swanson Atlas 1998

Collator note: this projection was considered to be non-existent after the inspection of all levels from Swanson Atlas 1998

Collator note: this projection was considered to be non-existent after the inspection of all levels from Swanson Atlas 1998

Collator note: this projection was considered to be non-existent after the inspection of all levels from Swanson Atlas 1998

Collator note: this projection was considered to be non-existent after the inspection of all levels from Swanson Atlas 1998

Collator note: this projection was considered to be non-existent after the inspection of all levels from Swanson Atlas 1998

Collator note: this projection was considered to be non-existent after the inspection of all levels from Swanson Atlas 1998

Collator note: this projection was considered to be non-existent after the inspection of all levels from Swanson Atlas 1998

Collator note: this projection was considered to be non-existent after the inspection of all levels from Swanson Atlas 1998

Collator note: this projection was considered to be non-existent after the inspection of all levels from Swanson Atlas 1998

Collator note: this projection was considered to be non-existent after the inspection of all levels from Swanson Atlas 1998

Collator note: this projection was considered to be non-existent after the inspection of all levels from Swanson Atlas 1998

Collator note: this projection was considered to be non-existent after the inspection of all levels from Swanson Atlas 1998

Collator note: this projection was considered to be non-existent after the inspection of all levels from Swanson Atlas 1998

Collator note: this projection was considered to be non-existent after the inspection of all levels from Swanson Atlas 1998

Collator note: this projection was considered to be non-existent after the inspection of all levels from Swanson Atlas 1998

Collator note: this projection was considered to be non-existent after the inspection of all levels from Swanson Atlas 1998

Collator note: this projection was considered to be non-existent after the inspection of all levels from Swanson Atlas 1998

Collator note: this projection was considered to be non-existent after the inspection of all levels from Swanson Atlas 1998

Collator note: this projection was considered to be non-existent after the inspection of all levels from Swanson Atlas 1998

Collator note: this projection was considered to be non-existent after the inspection of all levels from Swanson Atlas 1998

Collator note: this projection was considered to be non-existent after the inspection of all levels from Swanson Atlas 1998

Collator note: this projection was considered to be non-existent after the inspection of all levels from Swanson Atlas 1998

Collator note: this projection was considered to be non-existent after the inspection of all levels from Swanson Atlas 1998

Collator note: this projection was considered to be non-existent after the inspection of all levels from Swanson Atlas 1998

Collator note: this projection was considered to be non-existent after the inspection of all levels from Swanson Atlas 1998

Collator note: this projection was considered to be non-existent after the inspection of all levels from Swanson Atlas 1998

Collator note: this projection was considered to be non-existent after the inspection of all levels from Swanson Atlas 1998

Collator note: this projection was considered to be non-existent after the inspection of all levels from Swanson Atlas 1998

Collator note: this projection was considered to be non-existent after the inspection of all levels from Swanson Atlas 1998

Collator note: this projection was considered to be non-existent after the inspection of all levels from Swanson Atlas 1998

Collator note: this projection was considered to be non-existent after the inspection of all levels from Swanson Atlas 1998

Comlator note: this projection was considered to be non-existent after the inspection of all levels from Swanson Atlas 1998

Collator note: this projection was considered to be non-existent after the inspection of all levels from Swanson Atlas 1998

Collator note: this projection was considered to be non-existent after the inspection of all levels from Swanson Atlas 1998

Collator note: this projection was considered to be non-existent after the inspection of all levels from Swanson Atlas 1998

Collator note: this projection was considered to be non-existent after the inspection of all levels from Swanson Atlas 1998

Collator note: this projection was considered to be non-existent after the inspection of all levels from Swanson Atlas 1998

Collator note: this projection was considered to be non-existent after the inspection of all levels from Swanson Atlas 1998

Collator note: this projection was considered to be non-existent after the inspection of all levels from Swanson Atlas 1998

Collator note: this projection was considered to be non-existent after the inspection of all levels from Swanson Atlas 1998

Collator note: this projection was considered to be non-existent after the inspection of all levels from Swanson Atlas 1998

Collator note: this projection was considered to be non-existent after the inspection of all levels from Swanson Atlas 1998

Collator note: this projection was considered to be non-existent after the inspection of all levels from Swanson Atlas 1998

Collator note: this projection was considered to be non-existent after the inspection of all levels from Swanson Atlas 1998

Collator note: this projection was considered to be non-existent after the inspection of all levels from Swanson Atlas 1998

Collator note: this projection was considered to be non-existent after the inspection of all levels from Swanson Atlas 1998

Collator note: this projection was considered to be non-existent after the inspection of all levels from Swanson Atlas 1998

Collator note: this projection was considered to be non-existent after the inspection of all levels from Swanson Atlas 1998

Collator note: this projection was considered to be non-existent after the inspection of all levels from Swanson Atlas 1998

Collator note: this projection was considered to be non-existent after the inspection of all levels from Swanson Atlas 1998

Collator note: this projection was considered to be non-existent after the inspection of all levels from Swanson Atlas 1998

Collator note: this projection was considered to be non-existent after the inspection of all levels from Swanson Atlas 1998

Collator note: this projection was considered to be non-existent after the inspection of all levels from Swanson Atlas 1998

Collator note: this projection was considered to be non-existent after the inspection of all levels from Swanson Atlas 1998

Collator note: this projection was considered to be non-existent after the inspection of all levels from Swanson Atlas 1998

Collator note: this projection was considered to be non-existent after the inspection of all levels from Swanson Atlas 1998

Collator note: this projection was considered to be non-existent after the inspection of all levels from Swanson Atlas 1998

Collator note: this projection was considered to be non-existent after the inspection of all levels from Swanson Atlas 1998

Collator note: this projection was considered to be non-existent after the inspection of all levels from Swanson Atlas 1998

Collator note: this projection was considered to be non-existent after the inspection of all levels from Swanson Atlas 1998

Collator note: this projection was considered to be non-existent after the inspection of all levels from Swanson Atlas 1998

Collator note: this projection was considered to be non-existent after the inspection of all levels from Swanson Atlas 1998

Collator note: this projection was considered to be non-existent after the inspection of all levels from Swanson Atlas 1998

Collator note: this projection was considered to be non-existent after the inspection of all levels from Swanson Atlas 1998

Collator note: this projection was considered to be non-existent after the inspection of all levels from Swanson Atlas 1998

Collator note: this projection was considered to be non-existent after the inspection of all levels from Swanson Atlas 1998

Collator note: this projection was considered to be non-existent after the inspection of all levels from Swanson Atlas 1998

Collator note: this projection was considered to be non-existent after the inspection of all levels from Swanson Atlas 1998

Collator note: this projection was considered to be non-existent after the inspection of all levels from Swanson Atlas 1998

Collator note: this projection was considered to be non-existent after the inspection of all levels from Swanson Atlas 1998

Collator note: this projection was considered to be non-existent after the inspection of all levels from Swanson Atlas 1998

Collator note: this projection was considered to be non-existent after the inspection of all levels from Swanson Atlas 1998

Collator note: this projection was considered to be non-existent after the inspection of all levels from Swanson Atlas 1998

Collator note: this projection was considered to be non-existent after the inspection of all levels from Swanson Atlas 1998

Collator note: this projection was considered to be non-existent after the inspection of all levels from Swanson Atlas 1998

Collator note: this projection was considered to be non-existent after the inspection of all levels from Swanson Atlas 1998

Collator note: this projection was considered to be non-existent after the inspection of all levels from Swanson Atlas 1998

Collator note: this projection was considered to be non-existent after the inspection of all levels from Swanson Atlas 1998

Collator note: this projection was considered to be non-existent after the inspection of all levels from Swanson Atlas 1998

Collator note: this projection was considered to be non-existent after the inspection of all levels from Swanson Atlas 1998

Collator note: this projection was considered to be non-existent after the inspection of all levels from Swanson Atlas 1998

Collator note: this projection was considered to be non-existent after the inspection of all levels from Swanson Atlas 1998

Collator note: this projection was considered to be non-existent after the inspection of all levels from Swanson Atlas 1998

Collator note: this projection was considered to be non-existent after the inspection of all levels from Swanson Atlas 1998

Collator note: this projection was considered to be non-existent after the inspection of all levels from Swanson Atlas 1998

Collator note: this projection was considered to be non-existent after the inspection of all levels from Swanson Atlas 1998

Collator note: this projection was considered to be non-existent after the inspection of all levels from Swanson Atlas 1998

Collator note: this projection was considered to be non-existent after the inspection of all levels from Swanson Atlas 1998

Collator note: this projection was considered to be non-existent after the inspection of all levels from Swanson Atlas 1998

Collator note: this projection was considered to be non-existent after the inspection of all levels from Swanson Atlas 1998

Collator note: this projection was considered to be non-existent after the inspection of all levels from Swanson Atlas 1998

Collator note: this projection was considered to be non-existent after the inspection of all levels from Swanson Atlas 1998

Collator note: this projection was considered to be non-existent after the inspection of all levels from Swanson Atlas 1998

Collator note: this projection was considered to be non-existent after the inspection of all levels from Swanson Atlas 1998

Collator note: this projection was considered to be non-existent after the inspection of all levels from Swanson Atlas 1998

Collator note: this projection was considered to be non-existent after the inspection of all levels from Swanson Atlas 1998

Collator note: this projection was considered to be non-existent after the inspection of all levels from Swanson Atlas 1998

Collator note: this projection was considered to be non-existent after the inspection of all levels from Swanson Atlas 1998

Collator note: this projection was considered to be non-existent after the inspection of all levels from Swanson Atlas 1998

Collator note: this projection was considered to be non-existent after the inspection of all levels from Swanson Atlas 1998

Collator note: this projection was considered to be non-existent after the inspection of all levels from Swanson Atlas 1998

Collator note: this projection was considered to be non-existent after the inspection of all levels from Swanson Atlas 1998

Collator note: this projection was considered to be non-existent after the inspection of all levels from Swanson Atlas 1998

Collator note: this projection was considered to be non-existent after the inspection of all levels from Swanson Atlas 1998

Collator note: this projection was considered to be non-existent after the inspection of all levels from Swanson Atlas 1998

Collator note: this projection was considered to be non-existent after the inspection of all levels from Swanson Atlas 1998

Collator note: this projection was considered to be non-existent after the inspection of all levels from Swanson Atlas 1998

Collator note: this projection was considered to be non-existent after the inspection of all levels from Swanson Atlas 1998

Collator note: this projection was considered to be non-existent after the inspection of all levels from Swanson Atlas 1998

Collator note: this projection was considered to be non-existent after the inspection of all levels from Swanson Atlas 1998

Collator note: this projection was considered to be non-existent after the inspection of all levels from Swanson Atlas 1998

Collator note: this projection was considered to be non-existent after the inspection of all levels from Swanson Atlas 1998

Collator note: this projection was considered to be non-existent after the inspection of all levels from Swanson Atlas 1998

Collator note: this projection was considered to be non-existent after the inspection of all levels from Swanson Atlas 1998

Collator note: this projection was considered to be non-existent after the inspection of all levels from Swanson Atlas 1998

Collator note: this projection was considered to be non-existent after the inspection of all levels from Swanson Atlas 1998

Collator note: this projection was considered to be non-existent after the inspection of all levels from Swanson Atlas 1998

Collator note: this projection was considered to be non-existent after the inspection of all levels from Swanson Atlas 1998

Collator note: this projection was considered to be non-existent after the inspection of all levels from Swanson Atlas 1998

Collator note: this projection was considered to be non-existent after the inspection of all levels from Swanson Atlas 1998

Collator note: this projection was considered to be non-existent after the inspection of all levels from Swanson Atlas 1998

Collator note: this projection was considered to be non-existent after the inspection of all levels from Swanson Atlas 1998

Collator note: this projection was considered to be non-existent after the inspection of all levels from Swanson Atlas 1998

Collator note: this projection was considered to be non-existent after the inspection of all levels from Swanson Atlas 1998

Collator note: this projection was considered to be non-existent after the inspection of all levels from Swanson Atlas 1998

Collator note: this projection was considered to be non-existent after the inspection of all levels from Swanson Atlas 1998

Collator note: this projection was considered to be non-existent after the inspection of all levels from Swanson Atlas 1998

Collator note: this projection was considered to be non-existent after the inspection of all levels from Swanson Atlas 1998

Collator note: this projection was considered to be non-existent after the inspection of all levels from Swanson Atlas 1998

Collator note: this projection was considered to be non-existent after the inspection of all levels from Swanson Atlas 1998

Collator note: this projection was considered to be non-existent after the inspection of all levels from Swanson Atlas 1998

Collator note: this projection was considered to be non-existent after the inspection of all levels from Swanson Atlas 1998

Collator note: this projection was considered to be non-existent after the inspection of all levels from Swanson Atlas 1998

Collator note: this projection was considered to be non-existent after the inspection of all levels from Swanson Atlas 1998

Collator note: this projection was considered to be non-existent after the inspection of all levels from Swanson Atlas 1998

Collator note: this projection was considered to be non-existent after the inspection of all levels from Swanson Atlas 1998

Collator note: this projection was considered to be non-existent after the inspection of all levels from Swanson Atlas 1998

Collator note: this projection was considered to be non-existent after the inspection of all levels from Swanson Atlas 1998

Collator note: this projection was considered to be non-existent after the inspection of all levels from Swanson Atlas 1998

Collator note: this projection was considered to be non-existent after the inspection of all levels from Swanson Atlas 1998

Collator note: this projection was considered to be non-existent after the inspection of all levels from Swanson Atlas 1998

Collator note: this projection was considered to be non-existent after the inspection of all levels from Swanson Atlas 1998

Collator note: this projection was considered to be non-existent after the inspection of all levels from Swanson Atlas 1998

Collator note: this projection was considered to be non-existent after the inspection of all levels from Swanson Atlas 1998

Collator note: this projection was considered to be non-existent after the inspection of all levels from Swanson Atlas 1998

Collator note: this projection was considered to be non-existent after the inspection of all levels from Swanson Atlas 1998

Collator note: this projection was considered to be non-existent after the inspection of all levels from Swanson Atlas 1998

Collator note: this projection was considered to be non-existent after the inspection of all levels from Swanson Atlas 1998

Collator note: this projection was considered to be non-existent after the inspection of all levels from Swanson Atlas 1998

Collator note: this projection was considered to be non-existent after the inspection of all levels from Swanson Atlas 1998