The [...] medial division projected lightly to area 36 (Figs 3 and 5, Table 1). The medial division [innervated], particularly its rostral portion, projected to layers I–VI of the caudal two-thirds of the most ventral extreme of area 36 (Figs 3 and 5, Table 1). Only the projection to layers I and V reached the more dorsal aspect of area 36 (Fig. 5C,D). Collator note: -2.56 - -3.80 mm from bregma, Swanson Atlas Levels 28-32.

The dorsolateral and medial divisions provided heavy topographically organized projections to the postrhinal cortex (Figs 3, 4F,G and 5F,G, Table 1). The highest density of terminal labeling was observed in layers I–III of the rostroventral aspect of the postrhinal cortex. Collator note: POR is remapped here onto caudal ECT, Swanson Atlas Levels 44-46 (-76.4 - -8.30 mm from bregma).

Collator note: the more caudal LA medial injections produce weak-moderate projections in the caudal ECT, mostly distributed in layers I-III. See Table 1, page 1070. Swanson Atlas Levels 44-46 (-76.4 - -8.30 mm from bregma).

The ventrolateral division originated the weakest projection from the lateral nucleus to the postrhinal cortex (Fig. 3, Table 1). Light terminal labeling innervated layers I–V of the rostral two-thirds of the most ventral postrhinal cortex. Collator note: See Table 1, page 1070. Swanson Atlas Levels 44-46 (-76.4 - -8.30 mm from bregma).

The dorsolateral division innervated mainly the caudal two-thirds of ventral area 36 (Figs 3 and 4). Projections terminated in layer I, whereas layers II–VI contained only a few terminals intermingled with passing fibers. In the more dorsal aspect of area 36, the light projection terminated almost exclusively in layer I (Fig. 4B–D). Collator note: see also Table 1, page 1070. -5.80 - -6.80 mm from bregma, Swanson Atlas Levels 38-41.

The dorsolateral and medial divisions provided heavy topographically organized projections to the postrhinal cortex (Figs 3, 4F,G and 5F,G, Table 1). The highest density of terminal labeling was observed in layers I–III of the rostroventral aspect of the postrhinal cortex. Collator note: layer V is lightly labeled at best. Swanson Atlas Levels 44-46 (-76.4 - -8.30 mm from bregma).

The dorsolateral division innervated mainly the caudal two-thirds of ventral area 36 (Figs 3 and 4). Projections terminated in layer I, whereas layers II–VI contained only a few terminals intermingled with passing fibers. In the more dorsal aspect of area 36, the light projection terminated almost exclusively in layer I (Fig. 4B–D). Collator note: see also Table 1, page 1070. -2.56 - -3.80 mm from bregma, Swanson Atlas Levels 28-32.

Collator note: weak labeling of the rostral ECT, layers V-VI. Collator note: -2.56 - -3.80 mm from bregma, Swanson Atlas Levels 28-32.

Collator note: 1-2 labeled fibers, considered absent connection. See Table 2 page 1071. -5.80 - -6.80 mm from bregma, Swanson Atlas Levels 38-41.

Collator note: no label in this region. Swanson Atlas Levels 44-46 (-76.4 - -8.30 mm from bregma).

Collator note: strong labeling of the rostral ECT, layers V-VI. See Table 2, page 1071. Collator note: -2.56 - -3.80 mm from bregma, Swanson Atlas Levels 28-32.

Collator note: weak labeling of the mid-rostrocaudal ECT, across layers. See Table 2, page 1071. -5.80 - -6.80 mm from bregma, Swanson Atlas Levels 38-41.

Collator note: no label in this region. See Table 2, page 1071. Swanson Atlas Levels 44-46 (-76.4 - -8.30 mm from bregma).