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Details about the neuroanatomical projections from VISlla to VISli

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Report ID	Sending structure	Receiving structure	Projection strength	Technique	General description projection	Collator	Associated reference
89157	Anterior laterolateral visual area	Intermediolateral visual area	strong	PHAL	There were strong projections to all portions of Oc2L in this case and moderate to dense projections to Oc1 (Fig. 4). Collator note: Fig. 4C-D, Swanson Atlas Levels 41-46.		Mcdonald A.J. & Mascagni F., 1996

General description technique/protocol: The injection site in this animal was located in the medial part of Oc2L, adjacent to Oc1 (Figs 1B, 4C). Collator note: case O71, the injection site shown in Fig 4C, Swanson Atlas Levels 40-41 is mapped here onto VISlla, with possible extensions in the VISll, VISal, and caudal PTLp. Compare the position of the injection site with the shape of the posterior forceps.

Details about the neuroanatomical projections from VISlla to VISll

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Report ID	Sending structure	Receiving structure	Projection strength	Technique	General description projection	Collator	Associated reference
89158	Anterior laterolateral visual area	Laterolateral visual area	strong	PHAL	There were strong projections to all portions of Oc2L in this case and moderate to dense projections to Oc1 (Fig. 4). Collator note: Fig. 4C-D, Swanson Atlas Levels 41-46.		Mcdonald A.J. & Mascagni F., 1996

Details about the neuroanatomical projections from VISlla to VISlla

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Report ID	Sending structure	Receiving structure	Projection strength	Technique	General description projection	Collator	Associated reference
89159	Anterior laterolateral visual area	Anterior laterolateral visual area	strong	PHAL	There were strong projections to all portions of Oc2L in this case and moderate to dense projections to Oc1 (Fig. 4). Collator note: Fig. 4C-D, Swanson Atlas Levels 41-46.		Mcdonald A.J. & Mascagni F., 1996

Details about the neuroanatomical projections from VISlla to VISlm

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Report ID	Sending structure	Receiving structure	Projection strength	Technique	General description projection	Collator	Associated reference
89160	Anterior laterolateral visual area	Mediolateral visual area	strong	PHAL	There were strong projections to all portions of Oc2L in this case and moderate to dense projections to Oc1 (Fig. 4). Collator note: Fig. 4C-D, Swanson Atlas Levels 41-46.		Mcdonald A.J. & Mascagni F., 1996

Details about the neuroanatomical projections from VISlla to VISal

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Report ID	Sending structure	Receiving structure	Projection strength	Technique	General description projection	Collator	Associated reference
89161	Anterior laterolateral visual area	Anterolateral visual area	strong	PHAL	There were strong projections to all portions of Oc2L in this case and moderate to dense projections to Oc1 (Fig. 4). Collator note: VISal and VISrl are labeled at least caudally. Fig. 4B, Swanson Atlas Levels 35-35.		Mcdonald A.J. & Mascagni F., 1996

Details about the neuroanatomical projections from VISlla to VISrl

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Report ID	Sending structure	Receiving structure	Projection strength	Technique	General description projection	Collator	Associated reference
89162	Anterior laterolateral visual area	Rostrolateral visual area	strong	PHAL	There were strong projections to all portions of Oc2L in this case and moderate to dense projections to Oc1 (Fig. 4). Collator note: VISal and VISrl are labeled at least caudally. Fig. 4B, Swanson Atlas Levels 35-35.		Mcdonald A.J. & Mascagni F., 1996

Details about the neuroanatomical projections from VISlla to VISp

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Report ID	Sending structure	Receiving structure	Projection strength	Technique	General description projection	Collator	Associated reference
89163	Anterior laterolateral visual area	Primary visual area	moderate/strong	PHAL	...moderate to dense projections to Oc1 (Fig. 4). Collator note: the mid-rostrocaudal pattern of labeling is tri-laminar. More caudally, the labeling is weaker. See Fig. 4C, Swanson Atlas Level 41.		Mcdonald A.J. & Mascagni F., 1996

Details about the neuroanatomical projections from VISlla to VISpl

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Report ID	Sending structure	Receiving structure	Projection strength	Technique	General description projection	Collator	Associated reference
89164	Anterior laterolateral visual area	Posterolateral visual area	strong	PHAL	Collator note: dense labeling in VISpl. See Fig. 4D-E, Swanson Atlas Levels 45-48.		Mcdonald A.J. & Mascagni F., 1996

Details about the neuroanatomical projections from VISlla to VISam

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Report ID	Sending structure	Receiving structure	Projection strength	Technique	General description projection	Collator	Associated reference
89165	Anterior laterolateral visual area	Anteromedial visual area	moderate	PHAL	Labeled fibers were seen coursing towards Oc2M, but the full extent of this projection could not be observed because the dorsomedial shoulder of the cerebral hemisphere was not available for examination (Fig. 4). Collator note: labeling in OC2M is conside		Mcdonald A.J. & Mascagni F., 1996

Details about the neuroanatomical projections from VISlla to PTLp

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Report ID	Sending structure	Receiving structure	Projection strength	Technique	General description projection	Collator	Associated reference
89166	Anterior laterolateral visual area	Posterior parietal association areas	moderate/strong	PHAL	Collator note: the labeling in PTLp is at least moderate-strong and follows the trilaminar pattern as in the visual areas. Rostrally, the specimen is cut. See Fig. 4B-C, Swanson Atlas Levels 34-41.		Mcdonald A.J. & Mascagni F., 1996
89173	Anterior laterolateral visual area	Posterior parietal association areas	moderate/strong	PHAL	Collator note: trilaminar labeling pattern in what seems to be the rostral PTLp. Layers I, III, and V-VI are labeled. See Fig. 4A, Swanson Atlas Level 32.		Mcdonald A.J. & Mascagni F., 1996

Details about the neuroanatomical projections from VISlla to AUDd

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Report ID	Sending structure	Receiving structure	Projection strength	Technique	General description projection	Collator	Associated reference
89167	Anterior laterolateral visual area	Dorsal auditory areas	strong	PHAL	There was a strong projection to Te1 and Te3 that mainly targeted layers I-Ill and VI (Figs 4A, B, 5C). Collator note: strong labeling of all auditory areas at least mid-rostrocaudally. See Fig. 4B, Swanson Atlas Levels 34-35.		Mcdonald A.J. & Mascagni F., 1996
89170	Anterior laterolateral visual area	Dorsal auditory areas	moderate	PHAL	Collator note: auditory areas have a very specific labeling pattern in their rostral parts. Layer I is labeled almost uniformly, and layer V-VI with patches. See Fig. 4A, Swanson Atlas Levels 31-32.		Mcdonald A.J. & Mascagni F., 1996

Details about the neuroanatomical projections from VISlla to AUDp

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Report ID	Sending structure	Receiving structure	Projection strength	Technique	General description projection	Collator	Associated reference
89168	Anterior laterolateral visual area	Primary auditory area	strong	PHAL	There was a strong projection to Te1 and Te3 that mainly targeted layers I-Ill and VI (Figs 4A, B, 5C). Collator note: strong labeling of all auditory areas at least mid-rostrocaudally. See Fig. 4B, Swanson Atlas Levels 34-35.		Mcdonald A.J. & Mascagni F., 1996
89171	Anterior laterolateral visual area	Primary auditory area	moderate	PHAL	Collator note: auditory areas have a very specific labeling pattern in their rostral parts. Layer I is labeled almost uniformly, and layer V-VI with patches. See Fig. 4A, Swanson Atlas Levels 31-32.		Mcdonald A.J. & Mascagni F., 1996

Details about the neuroanatomical projections from VISlla to AUDv

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Report ID	Sending structure	Receiving structure	Projection strength	Technique	General description projection	Collator	Associated reference
89169	Anterior laterolateral visual area	Ventral auditory areas	strong	PHAL	There was a strong projection to Te1 and Te3 that mainly targeted layers I-Ill and VI (Figs 4A, B, 5C). Collator note: strong labeling of all auditory areas at least mid-rostrocaudally. See Fig. 4B, Swanson Atlas Levels 34-35.		Mcdonald A.J. & Mascagni F., 1996
89172	Anterior laterolateral visual area	Ventral auditory areas	moderate	PHAL	Collator note: auditory areas have a very specific labeling pattern in their rostral parts. Layer I is labeled almost uniformly, and layer V-VI with patches. See Fig. 4A, Swanson Atlas Levels 31-32.		Mcdonald A.J. & Mascagni F., 1996

Details about the neuroanatomical projections from VISlla to TEv

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Report ID	Sending structure	Receiving structure	Projection strength	Technique	General description projection	Associated reference
89175	Anterior laterolateral visual area	Ventral temporal association areas	light/moderate	PHAL	Collator note: label mostly in the superficial layers. See Fig. 4A, Swanson Atlas Levels 31-32.	Mcdonald A.J. & Mascagni F., 1996
89176	Anterior laterolateral visual area	Ventral temporal association areas	strong	PHAL	Collator note: the label in the mid-rostrocaudal TEv is similar to that in the neighboring auditory areas. See Fig. 4B, Swanson Atlas Levels 34-35.	Mcdonald A.J. & Mascagni F., 1996
89177	Anterior laterolateral visual area	Ventral temporal association areas	light/moderate	PHAL	Collator note: caudally, TEv is labeled only in layer VI. The label seems to extend to ECT in this level. See Fig. 4C, Swanson Atlas Level 41.	Mcdonald A.J. & Mascagni F., 1996
89178	Anterior laterolateral visual area	Ventral temporal association areas	strong	PHAL	Collator note: strong labeling in the caudalmost part of the TEv, in a trilaminar pattern. See Fig. 4D, Swanson Atlas Levels 45-46.	Mcdonald A.J. & Mascagni F., 1996

Details about the neuroanatomical projections from VISlla to SSs

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Report ID	Sending structure	Receiving structure	Projection strength	Technique	General description projection	Collator	Associated reference
89179	Anterior laterolateral visual area	Supplemental somatosensory area	exists	PHAL	The projections to Tel and Te3 were continuous with a projection to the caudal-most part of Par2 (bregma levels -3.0 to -3.5) that terminated primarily in layer I. Collator note: this projection is not shown in Fig. 4. The bregma levels are mapped onto At		Mcdonald A.J. & Mascagni F., 1996

Details about the neuroanatomical projections from VISlla to ECT

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Report ID	Sending structure	Receiving structure	Projection strength	Technique	General description projection	Associated reference
89180	Anterior laterolateral visual area	Ectorhinal area	moderate/strong	PHAL	Terminations in the caudal parietal PR (bregma levels -3.3 to -3.8, mainly layers I, Ill and VI) were found in the pars dorsalis (Fig. 5A). Collator note: trilaminar labeling pattern. Swanson Atlas Levels 30-32.	Mcdonald A.J. & Mascagni F., 1996
89182	Anterior laterolateral visual area	Ectorhinal area	light/moderate	PHAL	Collator note: few labeled terminals in this level. See Fig. 4B, Swanson Atlas Levels 34-35.	Mcdonald A.J. & Mascagni F., 1996
89184	Anterior laterolateral visual area	Ectorhinal area	strong	PHAL	There was also a strong projection to the caudal pole of the caudal temporal PR (all layers, Figs 4E, 5B). Collator note Swanson Atlas Levels 47-48.	Mcdonald A.J. & Mascagni F., 1996
89185	Anterior laterolateral visual area	Ectorhinal area	light/moderate	PHAL	Collator note: label mostly in layer VI, in Fig. 4C, Swanson Atlas Level 41.	Mcdonald A.J. & Mascagni F., 1996
89226	Anterior laterolateral visual area	Ectorhinal area	moderate	PHAL	Collator note: at least moderate labeling in the caudalmost part of the ECT. See Fig. 4E, Swansn Atlas Levels 47-38.	Mcdonald A.J. & Mascagni F., 1996

Details about the neuroanatomical projections from VISlla to PERI

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Report ID	Sending structure	Receiving structure	Projection strength	Technique	General description projection	Collator	Associated reference
89181	Anterior laterolateral visual area	Perirhinal area	moderate/strong	PHAL	This projection extended slightly into the far rostral portion of the rostral temporal PR (Fig. 4A), but did not continue into the principal portion of this region (Fig. 4B). Collator note: Swanson Atlas Levels 31-32.		Mcdonald A.J. & Mascagni F., 1996
89183	Anterior laterolateral visual area	Perirhinal area	light	PHAL	Collator note: several labeled fibers in the fundus of the sulcus. See Fig. 4B, Swanson Atlas Levels 34-35.		Mcdonald A.J. & Mascagni F., 1996

Details about the neuroanatomical projections from VISlla to ENTl

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Report ID	Sending structure	Receiving structure	Projection strength	Technique	General description projection	Collator	Associated reference
89186	Anterior laterolateral visual area	Entorhinal area, lateral part	light/moderate	PHAL	Collator note: small terminal field in the dorsal part of the ENTl, in the more superficial layers. See Fig. 4C, Swanson Atlas Level 41.		Mcdonald A.J. & Mascagni F., 1996
89187	Anterior laterolateral visual area	Entorhinal area, lateral part	moderate	PHAL	Collator note: terminal field in the caudalmost part of the ENTl, in all layers, possibly extending into the ENTm in this level. See Fig. 4D-E, Swanson Atlas Levels 45-48.		Mcdonald A.J. & Mascagni F., 1996

Details about the neuroanatomical projections from VISlla to ENTm

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Report ID	Sending structure	Receiving structure	Projection strength	Technique	General description projection	Collator	Associated reference
89188	Anterior laterolateral visual area	Entorhinal area medial part, dorsal zone	light	PHAL	Collator note: labeled fibers in the caudalmost part of the ENTm. See Fig. 4E, Swanson Atlas Levels 47-48.		Mcdonald A.J. & Mascagni F., 1996

Details about the neuroanatomical projections from VISlla to RSPv-a

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Report ID	Sending structure	Receiving structure	Projection strength	Technique	General description projection	Collator	Associated reference
89189	Anterior laterolateral visual area	Retrosplenial area ventral part zone a	moderate	PHAL	Collator note: continuous labeling of layer I of medial cortices: RSPv-a, PRE and POST in this level. See Fig. 4C, Swanson Atlas Level 41.		Mcdonald A.J. & Mascagni F., 1996

Details about the neuroanatomical projections from VISlla to PRE

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Report ID	Sending structure	Receiving structure	Projection strength	Technique	General description projection	Collator	Associated reference
89190	Anterior laterolateral visual area	Presubiculum	moderate	PHAL	Collator note: continuous labeling of layer I of medial cortices: RSPv-a, PRE and POST in this level. See Fig. 4C, Swanson Atlas Levels 40-41.		Mcdonald A.J. & Mascagni F., 1996

Details about the neuroanatomical projections from VISlla to POST

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Report ID	Sending structure	Receiving structure	Projection strength	Technique	General description projection	Collator	Associated reference
89191	Anterior laterolateral visual area	Postsubiculum	light/moderate	PHAL	Collator note: specific terminal field in layer I of POST. See Fig. 4D, Swanson Atlas Levels 45-46.		Mcdonald A.J. & Mascagni F., 1996

Details about the neuroanatomical projections from VISlla to MOs

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Report ID	Sending structure	Receiving structure	Projection strength	Technique	General description projection	Collator	Associated reference
89192	Anterior laterolateral visual area	Secondary motor area	exists	PHAL	Additional projections in case O-71 were observed to VLO, Fr2 and Cgl; the projections to the latter two areas were not confined to caudal portions of the dorsomedial frontal cortex, but extended nearly to the frontal pole (bregma level +4.2). Collator no		Mcdonald A.J. & Mascagni F., 1996

Details about the neuroanatomical projections from VISlla to ACAd

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Report ID	Sending structure	Receiving structure	Projection strength	Technique	General description projection	Collator	Associated reference
89193	Anterior laterolateral visual area	Anterior cingulate area dorsal part	exists	PHAL	Additional projections in case O-71 were observed to VLO, Fr2 and Cgl; the projections to the latter two areas were not confined to caudal portions of the dorsomedial frontal cortex, but extended nearly to the frontal pole (bregma level +4.2). Collator no		Mcdonald A.J. & Mascagni F., 1996

Details about the neuroanatomical projections from VISlla to ORBvl

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Report ID	Sending structure	Receiving structure	Projection strength	Technique	General description projection	Collator	Associated reference
89194	Anterior laterolateral visual area	Orbital area ventrolateral part	exists	PHAL	Additional projections in case O-71 were observed to VLO, Fr2 and Cgl; the projections to the latter two areas were not confined to caudal portions of the dorsomedial frontal cortex, but extended nearly to the frontal pole (bregma level +4.2). Collator no		Mcdonald A.J. & Mascagni F., 1996

Details about the neuroanatomical projections from VISlla to LA

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Report ID	Sending structure	Receiving structure	Projection strength	Technique	General description projection	Collator	Associated reference
89195	Anterior laterolateral visual area	Lateral nucleus of the amygdala	very light	PHAL	The amygdaloid projection was restricted to one to three fibers per section in the dorsal corner of the dorsolateral subdivision of the lateral nucleus. Collator note: this projection is not shown in the associated reference.		Mcdonald A.J. & Mascagni F., 1996

Details about the neuroanatomical projections from VISlla to CP

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Report ID	Sending structure	Receiving structure	Projection strength	Technique	General description projection	Collator	Associated reference
89196	Anterior laterolateral visual area	Caudoputamen	moderate/strong	PHAL	Collator note: terminal field in the caudalmost part of the caudoputamen, in its lateral sector. See Fig. 4A, Swanson Atlas Levels 31-32.		Mcdonald A.J. & Mascagni F., 1996