VIn 2002-08-05 281 The hierarchy was constructed and adapted according to the information found in the Rat Brain Atlas, Swanson 1992. We have considered three types of brain structures: grisea (neural masses), fiber tracts, and ventricles. The hierarchical tree was constructed by taking into account two criteria: the set of classes and subclasses of the basic cell groups and fiber systems of the rat CNS and the topological positions of structures relative to superstructures. According to Hebel and Stromberg 1986. Abducens nerve Rat VI 2002-08-05 281 The hierarchy was constructed and adapted according to the information found in the Rat Brain Atlas, Swanson 1992. We have considered three types of brain structures: grisea (neural masses), fiber tracts, and ventricles. The hierarchical tree was constructed by taking into account two criteria: the set of classes and subclasses of the basic cell groups and fiber systems of the rat CNS and the topological positions of structures relative to superstructures. According to Glicksmann 1980. Abducens nucleus Rat VI_p 2002-08-05 281 The hierarchy was constructed and adapted according to the information found in the Rat Brain Atlas, Swanson 1992. We have considered three types of brain structures: grisea (neural masses), fiber tracts, and ventricles. The hierarchical tree was constructed by taking into account two criteria: the set of classes and subclasses of the basic cell groups and fiber systems of the rat CNS and the topological positions of structures relative to superstructures. This is the remaining part of the abducens nucleus after eliminating the accesory abducens nucleus Abducens nucleus proper Rat ACVI 2002-08-05 281 The hierarchy was constructed and adapted according to the information found in the Rat Brain Atlas, Swanson 1992. We have considered three types of brain structures: grisea (neural masses), fiber tracts, and ventricles. The hierarchical tree was constructed by taking into account two criteria: the set of classes and subclasses of the basic cell groups and fiber systems of the rat CNS and the topological positions of structures relative to superstructures. According to Szekely and Matesz 1982. Accesory abducens nucleus Rat ACVII 2002-08-05 281 The hierarchy was constructed and adapted according to the information found in the Rat Brain Atlas, Swanson 1992. We have considered three types of brain structures: grisea (neural masses), fiber tracts, and ventricles. The hierarchical tree was constructed by taking into account two criteria: the set of classes and subclasses of the basic cell groups and fiber systems of the rat CNS and the topological positions of structures relative to superstructures. According to Szekeley and Matesz 1982. Accessory facial nucleus Rat AOB 2002-08-05 281 The hierarchy was constructed and adapted according to the information found in the Rat Brain Atlas, Swanson 1992. We have considered three types of brain structures: grisea (neural masses), fiber tracts, and ventricles. The hierarchical tree was constructed by taking into account two criteria: the set of classes and subclasses of the basic cell groups and fiber systems of the rat CNS and the topological positions of structures relative to superstructures. None provided Accessory olfactory bulb Rat AOBgl 2002-08-05 281 The hierarchy was constructed and adapted according to the information found in the Rat Brain Atlas, Swanson 1992. We have considered three types of brain structures: grisea (neural masses), fiber tracts, and ventricles. The hierarchical tree was constructed by taking into account two criteria: the set of classes and subclasses of the basic cell groups and fiber systems of the rat CNS and the topological positions of structures relative to superstructures. None provided Accessory olfactory bulb, glomerular layer Rat AOBgr 2002-08-05 281 The hierarchy was constructed and adapted according to the information found in the Rat Brain Atlas, Swanson 1992. We have considered three types of brain structures: grisea (neural masses), fiber tracts, and ventricles. The hierarchical tree was constructed by taking into account two criteria: the set of classes and subclasses of the basic cell groups and fiber systems of the rat CNS and the topological positions of structures relative to superstructures. None provided Accessory olfactory bulb, granular layer Rat AOBmi 2002-08-05 281 The hierarchy was constructed and adapted according to the information found in the Rat Brain Atlas, Swanson 1992. We have considered three types of brain structures: grisea (neural masses), fiber tracts, and ventricles. The hierarchical tree was constructed by taking into account two criteria: the set of classes and subclasses of the basic cell groups and fiber systems of the rat CNS and the topological positions of structures relative to superstructures. None provided Accessory olfactory bulb, mitral layer Rat aot 2002-08-05 281 The hierarchy was constructed and adapted according to the information found in the Rat Brain Atlas, Swanson 1992. We have considered three types of brain structures: grisea (neural masses), fiber tracts, and ventricles. The hierarchical tree was constructed by taking into account two criteria: the set of classes and subclasses of the basic cell groups and fiber systems of the rat CNS and the topological positions of structures relative to superstructures. According to Hayhow et al 1960, Terubayashi and Fujisawa 1984. Accessory optic tract Rat XIn 2002-08-05 281 The hierarchy was constructed and adapted according to the information found in the Rat Brain Atlas, Swanson 1992. We have considered three types of brain structures: grisea (neural masses), fiber tracts, and ventricles. The hierarchical tree was constructed by taking into account two criteria: the set of classes and subclasses of the basic cell groups and fiber systems of the rat CNS and the topological positions of structures relative to superstructures. According to Brichta et al. 1987. Accessory spinal nerve Rat AI 2002-08-05 281 The hierarchy was constructed and adapted according to the information found in the Rat Brain Atlas, Swanson 1992. We have considered three types of brain structures: grisea (neural masses), fiber tracts, and ventricles. The hierarchical tree was constructed by taking into account two criteria: the set of classes and subclasses of the basic cell groups and fiber systems of the rat CNS and the topological positions of structures relative to superstructures. According to Cechetto and Saper 1987. Agranular insular area Rat AId 2002-08-05 281 The hierarchy was constructed and adapted according to the information found in the Rat Brain Atlas, Swanson 1992. We have considered three types of brain structures: grisea (neural masses), fiber tracts, and ventricles. The hierarchical tree was constructed by taking into account two criteria: the set of classes and subclasses of the basic cell groups and fiber systems of the rat CNS and the topological positions of structures relative to superstructures. According to Krettek and Price 1977. Agranular insular area dorsal part Rat AIp 2002-08-05 281 The hierarchy was constructed and adapted according to the information found in the Rat Brain Atlas, Swanson 1992. We have considered three types of brain structures: grisea (neural masses), fiber tracts, and ventricles. The hierarchical tree was constructed by taking into account two criteria: the set of classes and subclasses of the basic cell groups and fiber systems of the rat CNS and the topological positions of structures relative to superstructures. According to Krettek and Price 1977. Agranular insular area posterior part Rat AIv 2002-08-05 281 The hierarchy was constructed and adapted according to the information found in the Rat Brain Atlas, Swanson 1992. We have considered three types of brain structures: grisea (neural masses), fiber tracts, and ventricles. The hierarchical tree was constructed by taking into account two criteria: the set of classes and subclasses of the basic cell groups and fiber systems of the rat CNS and the topological positions of structures relative to superstructures. According to Krettek and Price 1977. Agranular insular area ventral part Rat alv 2002-08-05 281 The hierarchy was constructed and adapted according to the information found in the Rat Brain Atlas, Swanson 1992. We have considered three types of brain structures: grisea (neural masses), fiber tracts, and ventricles. The hierarchical tree was constructed by taking into account two criteria: the set of classes and subclasses of the basic cell groups and fiber systems of the rat CNS and the topological positions of structures relative to superstructures. None provided Alveus of fornix Rat CA 2002-08-05 281 The hierarchy was constructed and adapted according to the information found in the Rat Brain Atlas, Swanson 1992. We have considered three types of brain structures: grisea (neural masses), fiber tracts, and ventricles. The hierarchical tree was constructed by taking into account two criteria: the set of classes and subclasses of the basic cell groups and fiber systems of the rat CNS and the topological positions of structures relative to superstructures. No description provided. Ammon Horn Rat AMY 2002-08-06 281 The hierarchy was constructed and adapted according to the information found in the Rat Brain Atlas, Swanson 1992. We have considered three types of brain structures: grisea (neural masses), fiber tracts, and ventricles. The hierarchical tree was constructed by taking into account two criteria: the set of classes and subclasses of the basic cell groups and fiber systems of the rat CNS and the topological positions of structures relative to superstructures. No description provided Amygdala Rat amc 2002-08-05 281 The hierarchy was constructed and adapted according to the information found in the Rat Brain Atlas, Swanson 1992. We have considered three types of brain structures: grisea (neural masses), fiber tracts, and ventricles. The hierarchical tree was constructed by taking into account two criteria: the set of classes and subclasses of the basic cell groups and fiber systems of the rat CNS and the topological positions of structures relative to superstructures. None provided Amygdalar capsule Rat apd 2002-08-05 281 The hierarchy was constructed and adapted according to the information found in the Rat Brain Atlas, Swanson 1992. We have considered three types of brain structures: grisea (neural masses), fiber tracts, and ventricles. The hierarchical tree was constructed by taking into account two criteria: the set of classes and subclasses of the basic cell groups and fiber systems of the rat CNS and the topological positions of structures relative to superstructures. None provided Ansa peduncularis Rat AN 2002-08-05 281 The hierarchy was constructed and adapted according to the information found in the Rat Brain Atlas, Swanson 1992. We have considered three types of brain structures: grisea (neural masses), fiber tracts, and ventricles. The hierarchical tree was constructed by taking into account two criteria: the set of classes and subclasses of the basic cell groups and fiber systems of the rat CNS and the topological positions of structures relative to superstructures. No description provided. Ansiform lobule Rat ANcr1 2002-08-05 281 The hierarchy was constructed and adapted according to the information found in the Rat Brain Atlas, Swanson 1992. We have considered three types of brain structures: grisea (neural masses), fiber tracts, and ventricles. The hierarchical tree was constructed by taking into account two criteria: the set of classes and subclasses of the basic cell groups and fiber systems of the rat CNS and the topological positions of structures relative to superstructures. No description provided. Ansiform lobule crus 1 Rat ANcr1-a 2002-08-05 281 The hierarchy was constructed and adapted according to the information found in the Rat Brain Atlas, Swanson 1992. We have considered three types of brain structures: grisea (neural masses), fiber tracts, and ventricles. The hierarchical tree was constructed by taking into account two criteria: the set of classes and subclasses of the basic cell groups and fiber systems of the rat CNS and the topological positions of structures relative to superstructures. No description provided. Ansiform lobule crus 1 sublobule a Rat ANcr1-b 2002-08-05 281 The hierarchy was constructed and adapted according to the information found in the Rat Brain Atlas, Swanson 1992. We have considered three types of brain structures: grisea (neural masses), fiber tracts, and ventricles. The hierarchical tree was constructed by taking into account two criteria: the set of classes and subclasses of the basic cell groups and fiber systems of the rat CNS and the topological positions of structures relative to superstructures. No description provided. Ansiform lobule crus 1 sublobule b Rat ANcr1-c 2002-08-05 281 The hierarchy was constructed and adapted according to the information found in the Rat Brain Atlas, Swanson 1992. We have considered three types of brain structures: grisea (neural masses), fiber tracts, and ventricles. The hierarchical tree was constructed by taking into account two criteria: the set of classes and subclasses of the basic cell groups and fiber systems of the rat CNS and the topological positions of structures relative to superstructures. No description provided. Ansiform lobule crus 1 sublobule c Rat ANcr1-d 2002-08-05 281 The hierarchy was constructed and adapted according to the information found in the Rat Brain Atlas, Swanson 1992. We have considered three types of brain structures: grisea (neural masses), fiber tracts, and ventricles. The hierarchical tree was constructed by taking into account two criteria: the set of classes and subclasses of the basic cell groups and fiber systems of the rat CNS and the topological positions of structures relative to superstructures. No description provided. Ansiform lobule crus 1 sublobule d Rat ANcr2 2002-08-05 281 The hierarchy was constructed and adapted according to the information found in the Rat Brain Atlas, Swanson 1992. We have considered three types of brain structures: grisea (neural masses), fiber tracts, and ventricles. The hierarchical tree was constructed by taking into account two criteria: the set of classes and subclasses of the basic cell groups and fiber systems of the rat CNS and the topological positions of structures relative to superstructures. No description provided. Ansiform lobule crus 2 Rat ANcr2-a 2002-08-05 281 The hierarchy was constructed and adapted according to the information found in the Rat Brain Atlas, Swanson 1992. We have considered three types of brain structures: grisea (neural masses), fiber tracts, and ventricles. The hierarchical tree was constructed by taking into account two criteria: the set of classes and subclasses of the basic cell groups and fiber systems of the rat CNS and the topological positions of structures relative to superstructures. No description provided. Ansiform lobule crus 2 sublobule a Rat ANcr2-b 2002-08-05 281 The hierarchy was constructed and adapted according to the information found in the Rat Brain Atlas, Swanson 1992. We have considered three types of brain structures: grisea (neural masses), fiber tracts, and ventricles. The hierarchical tree was constructed by taking into account two criteria: the set of classes and subclasses of the basic cell groups and fiber systems of the rat CNS and the topological positions of structures relative to superstructures. No description provided. Ansiform lobule crus 2 sublobule b Rat AAA 2002-08-05 281 The hierarchy was constructed and adapted according to the information found in the Rat Brain Atlas, Swanson 1992. We have considered three types of brain structures: grisea (neural masses), fiber tracts, and ventricles. The hierarchical tree was constructed by taking into account two criteria: the set of classes and subclasses of the basic cell groups and fiber systems of the rat CNS and the topological positions of structures relative to superstructures. None provided Anterior amygdaloid area Rat ACA 2002-08-05 281 The hierarchy was constructed and adapted according to the information found in the Rat Brain Atlas, Swanson 1992. We have considered three types of brain structures: grisea (neural masses), fiber tracts, and ventricles. The hierarchical tree was constructed by taking into account two criteria: the set of classes and subclasses of the basic cell groups and fiber systems of the rat CNS and the topological positions of structures relative to superstructures. According to Krettek and Price 1977, Vogt and Peters 1981. Anterior cingulate area Rat ACAd 2002-08-05 281 The hierarchy was constructed and adapted according to the information found in the Rat Brain Atlas, Swanson 1992. We have considered three types of brain structures: grisea (neural masses), fiber tracts, and ventricles. The hierarchical tree was constructed by taking into account two criteria: the set of classes and subclasses of the basic cell groups and fiber systems of the rat CNS and the topological positions of structures relative to superstructures. No description provided. Anterior cingulate area dorsal part Rat ACAv 2002-08-05 281 The hierarchy was constructed and adapted according to the information found in the Rat Brain Atlas, Swanson 1992. We have considered three types of brain structures: grisea (neural masses), fiber tracts, and ventricles. The hierarchical tree was constructed by taking into account two criteria: the set of classes and subclasses of the basic cell groups and fiber systems of the rat CNS and the topological positions of structures relative to superstructures. No description provided. Anterior cingulate area ventral part Rat aco 2002-08-05 281 The hierarchy was constructed and adapted according to the information found in the Rat Brain Atlas, Swanson 1992. We have considered three types of brain structures: grisea (neural masses), fiber tracts, and ventricles. The hierarchical tree was constructed by taking into account two criteria: the set of classes and subclasses of the basic cell groups and fiber systems of the rat CNS and the topological positions of structures relative to superstructures. According to Gurdjian 1925, Haberly and Price 1978b. Anterior commissure, olfactory limb Rat act 2002-08-05 281 The hierarchy was constructed and adapted according to the information found in the Rat Brain Atlas, Swanson 1992. We have considered three types of brain structures: grisea (neural masses), fiber tracts, and ventricles. The hierarchical tree was constructed by taking into account two criteria: the set of classes and subclasses of the basic cell groups and fiber systems of the rat CNS and the topological positions of structures relative to superstructures. None provided Anterior commissure, temporal limb Rat ATN 2002-08-05 281 The hierarchy was constructed and adapted according to the information found in the Rat Brain Atlas, Swanson 1992. We have considered three types of brain structures: grisea (neural masses), fiber tracts, and ventricles. The hierarchical tree was constructed by taking into account two criteria: the set of classes and subclasses of the basic cell groups and fiber systems of the rat CNS and the topological positions of structures relative to superstructures. None provided Anterior group of the dorsal thalamus Rat AHA 2002-08-05 281 The hierarchy was constructed and adapted according to the information found in the Rat Brain Atlas, Swanson 1992. We have considered three types of brain structures: grisea (neural masses), fiber tracts, and ventricles. The hierarchical tree was constructed by taking into account two criteria: the set of classes and subclasses of the basic cell groups and fiber systems of the rat CNS and the topological positions of structures relative to superstructures. None provided Anterior hypothalamic area Rat AHA_p 2002-08-05 281 The hierarchy was constructed and adapted according to the information found in the Rat Brain Atlas, Swanson 1992. We have considered three types of brain structures: grisea (neural masses), fiber tracts, and ventricles. The hierarchical tree was constructed by taking into account two criteria: the set of classes and subclasses of the basic cell groups and fiber systems of the rat CNS and the topological positions of structures relative to superstructures. This is the part of the anterior hypothalamic area outside of the classical substructures. See the atlas for details. Anterior hypothalamic area proper Rat AHNc 2002-08-05 281 The hierarchy was constructed and adapted according to the information found in the Rat Brain Atlas, Swanson 1992. We have considered three types of brain structures: grisea (neural masses), fiber tracts, and ventricles. The hierarchical tree was constructed by taking into account two criteria: the set of classes and subclasses of the basic cell groups and fiber systems of the rat CNS and the topological positions of structures relative to superstructures. None provided Anterior hypothalamic central part Rat AHNd 2002-08-05 281 The hierarchy was constructed and adapted according to the information found in the Rat Brain Atlas, Swanson 1992. We have considered three types of brain structures: grisea (neural masses), fiber tracts, and ventricles. The hierarchical tree was constructed by taking into account two criteria: the set of classes and subclasses of the basic cell groups and fiber systems of the rat CNS and the topological positions of structures relative to superstructures. None provided Anterior hypothalamic dorsal part Rat AHN 2002-08-05 281 The hierarchy was constructed and adapted according to the information found in the Rat Brain Atlas, Swanson 1992. We have considered three types of brain structures: grisea (neural masses), fiber tracts, and ventricles. The hierarchical tree was constructed by taking into account two criteria: the set of classes and subclasses of the basic cell groups and fiber systems of the rat CNS and the topological positions of structures relative to superstructures. None provided Anterior hypothalamic nucleus Rat AHNa 2002-08-05 281 The hierarchy was constructed and adapted according to the information found in the Rat Brain Atlas, Swanson 1992. We have considered three types of brain structures: grisea (neural masses), fiber tracts, and ventricles. The hierarchical tree was constructed by taking into account two criteria: the set of classes and subclasses of the basic cell groups and fiber systems of the rat CNS and the topological positions of structures relative to superstructures. None provided Anterior hypothalamic nucleus anterior part Rat AHNp 2002-08-05 281 The hierarchy was constructed and adapted according to the information found in the Rat Brain Atlas, Swanson 1992. We have considered three types of brain structures: grisea (neural masses), fiber tracts, and ventricles. The hierarchical tree was constructed by taking into account two criteria: the set of classes and subclasses of the basic cell groups and fiber systems of the rat CNS and the topological positions of structures relative to superstructures. None provided Anterior hypothalamic posterior part Rat VISlla 2002-08-05 281 The hierarchy was constructed and adapted according to the information found in the Rat Brain Atlas, Swanson 1992. We have considered three types of brain structures: grisea (neural masses), fiber tracts, and ventricles. The hierarchical tree was constructed by taking into account two criteria: the set of classes and subclasses of the basic cell groups and fiber systems of the rat CNS and the topological positions of structures relative to superstructures. No description provided. Anterior laterolateral visual area Rat AON 2002-08-05 281 The hierarchy was constructed and adapted according to the information found in the Rat Brain Atlas, Swanson 1992. We have considered three types of brain structures: grisea (neural masses), fiber tracts, and ventricles. The hierarchical tree was constructed by taking into account two criteria: the set of classes and subclasses of the basic cell groups and fiber systems of the rat CNS and the topological positions of structures relative to superstructures. This nucleus is an area of the olfactory cortex, with molecular layer (1) and a pyramidal layer (2), except for the external part, the divisions are baased on position, not architecture (see Haberly and Price 1978b). Anterior olfactory nucleus Rat AONd 2002-08-05 281 The hierarchy was constructed and adapted according to the information found in the Rat Brain Atlas, Swanson 1992. We have considered three types of brain structures: grisea (neural masses), fiber tracts, and ventricles. The hierarchical tree was constructed by taking into account two criteria: the set of classes and subclasses of the basic cell groups and fiber systems of the rat CNS and the topological positions of structures relative to superstructures. No description provided. Anterior olfactory nucleus dorsal part Rat AONd1 2002-08-05 281 The hierarchy was constructed and adapted according to the information found in the Rat Brain Atlas, Swanson 1992. We have considered three types of brain structures: grisea (neural masses), fiber tracts, and ventricles. The hierarchical tree was constructed by taking into account two criteria: the set of classes and subclasses of the basic cell groups and fiber systems of the rat CNS and the topological positions of structures relative to superstructures. No description provided. Anterior olfactory nucleus dorsal part molecular layer Rat AONd2 2002-08-05 281 The hierarchy was constructed and adapted according to the information found in the Rat Brain Atlas, Swanson 1992. We have considered three types of brain structures: grisea (neural masses), fiber tracts, and ventricles. The hierarchical tree was constructed by taking into account two criteria: the set of classes and subclasses of the basic cell groups and fiber systems of the rat CNS and the topological positions of structures relative to superstructures. No description provided. Anterior olfactory nucleus dorsal part pyramidal layer Rat AONe 2002-08-05 281 The hierarchy was constructed and adapted according to the information found in the Rat Brain Atlas, Swanson 1992. We have considered three types of brain structures: grisea (neural masses), fiber tracts, and ventricles. The hierarchical tree was constructed by taking into account two criteria: the set of classes and subclasses of the basic cell groups and fiber systems of the rat CNS and the topological positions of structures relative to superstructures. No description provided. Anterior olfactory nucleus external part Rat AONe1 2002-08-05 281 The hierarchy was constructed and adapted according to the information found in the Rat Brain Atlas, Swanson 1992. We have considered three types of brain structures: grisea (neural masses), fiber tracts, and ventricles. The hierarchical tree was constructed by taking into account two criteria: the set of classes and subclasses of the basic cell groups and fiber systems of the rat CNS and the topological positions of structures relative to superstructures. No description provided. Anterior olfactory nucleus external part molecular layer Rat AONe2 2002-08-05 281 The hierarchy was constructed and adapted according to the information found in the Rat Brain Atlas, Swanson 1992. We have considered three types of brain structures: grisea (neural masses), fiber tracts, and ventricles. The hierarchical tree was constructed by taking into account two criteria: the set of classes and subclasses of the basic cell groups and fiber systems of the rat CNS and the topological positions of structures relative to superstructures. No description provided. Anterior olfactory nucleus external part pyramidal layer Rat AONl 2002-08-05 281 The hierarchy was constructed and adapted according to the information found in the Rat Brain Atlas, Swanson 1992. We have considered three types of brain structures: grisea (neural masses), fiber tracts, and ventricles. The hierarchical tree was constructed by taking into account two criteria: the set of classes and subclasses of the basic cell groups and fiber systems of the rat CNS and the topological positions of structures relative to superstructures. No description provided. Anterior olfactory nucleus lateral part Rat AONl1 2002-08-05 281 The hierarchy was constructed and adapted according to the information found in the Rat Brain Atlas, Swanson 1992. We have considered three types of brain structures: grisea (neural masses), fiber tracts, and ventricles. The hierarchical tree was constructed by taking into account two criteria: the set of classes and subclasses of the basic cell groups and fiber systems of the rat CNS and the topological positions of structures relative to superstructures. No description provided. Anterior olfactory nucleus lateral part molecular layer Rat AONl2 2002-08-05 281 The hierarchy was constructed and adapted according to the information found in the Rat Brain Atlas, Swanson 1992. We have considered three types of brain structures: grisea (neural masses), fiber tracts, and ventricles. The hierarchical tree was constructed by taking into account two criteria: the set of classes and subclasses of the basic cell groups and fiber systems of the rat CNS and the topological positions of structures relative to superstructures. No description provided. Anterior olfactory nucleus lateral part pyramidal layer Rat AONm 2002-08-05 281 The hierarchy was constructed and adapted according to the information found in the Rat Brain Atlas, Swanson 1992. We have considered three types of brain structures: grisea (neural masses), fiber tracts, and ventricles. The hierarchical tree was constructed by taking into account two criteria: the set of classes and subclasses of the basic cell groups and fiber systems of the rat CNS and the topological positions of structures relative to superstructures. No description provided. Anterior olfactory nucleus medial part Rat AONm1 2002-08-05 281 The hierarchy was constructed and adapted according to the information found in the Rat Brain Atlas, Swanson 1992. We have considered three types of brain structures: grisea (neural masses), fiber tracts, and ventricles. The hierarchical tree was constructed by taking into account two criteria: the set of classes and subclasses of the basic cell groups and fiber systems of the rat CNS and the topological positions of structures relative to superstructures. No description provided. Anterior olfactory nucleus medial part molecular layer Rat AONm2 2002-08-05 281 The hierarchy was constructed and adapted according to the information found in the Rat Brain Atlas, Swanson 1992. We have considered three types of brain structures: grisea (neural masses), fiber tracts, and ventricles. The hierarchical tree was constructed by taking into account two criteria: the set of classes and subclasses of the basic cell groups and fiber systems of the rat CNS and the topological positions of structures relative to superstructures. No description provided. Anterior olfactory nucleus medial part pyramidal layer Rat AONpv 2002-08-05 281 The hierarchy was constructed and adapted according to the information found in the Rat Brain Atlas, Swanson 1992. We have considered three types of brain structures: grisea (neural masses), fiber tracts, and ventricles. The hierarchical tree was constructed by taking into account two criteria: the set of classes and subclasses of the basic cell groups and fiber systems of the rat CNS and the topological positions of structures relative to superstructures. No description provided. Anterior olfactory nucleus posteroventral part Rat AONpv1 2002-08-05 281 The hierarchy was constructed and adapted according to the information found in the Rat Brain Atlas, Swanson 1992. We have considered three types of brain structures: grisea (neural masses), fiber tracts, and ventricles. The hierarchical tree was constructed by taking into account two criteria: the set of classes and subclasses of the basic cell groups and fiber systems of the rat CNS and the topological positions of structures relative to superstructures. No description provided. Anterior olfactory nucleus posteroventral part molecular layer Rat AONpv2 2002-08-05 281 The hierarchy was constructed and adapted according to the information found in the Rat Brain Atlas, Swanson 1992. We have considered three types of brain structures: grisea (neural masses), fiber tracts, and ventricles. The hierarchical tree was constructed by taking into account two criteria: the set of classes and subclasses of the basic cell groups and fiber systems of the rat CNS and the topological positions of structures relative to superstructures. No description provided. Anterior olfactory nucleus posteroventral part pyramidal layer Rat PVa 2002-08-05 281 The hierarchy was constructed and adapted according to the information found in the Rat Brain Atlas, Swanson 1992. We have considered three types of brain structures: grisea (neural masses), fiber tracts, and ventricles. The hierarchical tree was constructed by taking into account two criteria: the set of classes and subclasses of the basic cell groups and fiber systems of the rat CNS and the topological positions of structures relative to superstructures. None provided Anterior periventricular nucleus of the hypothalamus Rat APN 2002-08-05 281 The hierarchy was constructed and adapted according to the information found in the Rat Brain Atlas, Swanson 1992. We have considered three types of brain structures: grisea (neural masses), fiber tracts, and ventricles. The hierarchical tree was constructed by taking into account two criteria: the set of classes and subclasses of the basic cell groups and fiber systems of the rat CNS and the topological positions of structures relative to superstructures. According to Scalia 1972. Anterior pretectal nucleus Rat AT 2002-08-05 281 The hierarchy was constructed and adapted according to the information found in the Rat Brain Atlas, Swanson 1992. We have considered three types of brain structures: grisea (neural masses), fiber tracts, and ventricles. The hierarchical tree was constructed by taking into account two criteria: the set of classes and subclasses of the basic cell groups and fiber systems of the rat CNS and the topological positions of structures relative to superstructures. According to Paxinos and Butcher 1985. Anterior tegmental nucleus Rat AD 2002-08-05 281 The hierarchy was constructed and adapted according to the information found in the Rat Brain Atlas, Swanson 1992. We have considered three types of brain structures: grisea (neural masses), fiber tracts, and ventricles. The hierarchical tree was constructed by taking into account two criteria: the set of classes and subclasses of the basic cell groups and fiber systems of the rat CNS and the topological positions of structures relative to superstructures. None provided Anterodorsal nucleus of the thalamus Rat ADP 2002-08-05 281 The hierarchy was constructed and adapted according to the information found in the Rat Brain Atlas, Swanson 1992. We have considered three types of brain structures: grisea (neural masses), fiber tracts, and ventricles. The hierarchical tree was constructed by taking into account two criteria: the set of classes and subclasses of the basic cell groups and fiber systems of the rat CNS and the topological positions of structures relative to superstructures. None provided Anterodorsal preoptic nucleus Rat VISal 2002-08-05 281 The hierarchy was constructed and adapted according to the information found in the Rat Brain Atlas, Swanson 1992. We have considered three types of brain structures: grisea (neural masses), fiber tracts, and ventricles. The hierarchical tree was constructed by taking into account two criteria: the set of classes and subclasses of the basic cell groups and fiber systems of the rat CNS and the topological positions of structures relative to superstructures. No description provided. Anterolateral visual area Rat AM 2002-08-05 281 The hierarchy was constructed and adapted according to the information found in the Rat Brain Atlas, Swanson 1992. We have considered three types of brain structures: grisea (neural masses), fiber tracts, and ventricles. The hierarchical tree was constructed by taking into account two criteria: the set of classes and subclasses of the basic cell groups and fiber systems of the rat CNS and the topological positions of structures relative to superstructures. None provided Anteromedial nucleus of thalamus Rat AMd 2002-08-05 281 The hierarchy was constructed and adapted according to the information found in the Rat Brain Atlas, Swanson 1992. We have considered three types of brain structures: grisea (neural masses), fiber tracts, and ventricles. The hierarchical tree was constructed by taking into account two criteria: the set of classes and subclasses of the basic cell groups and fiber systems of the rat CNS and the topological positions of structures relative to superstructures. None provided Anteromedial nucleus of thalamus dorsal part Rat AMv 2002-08-05 281 The hierarchy was constructed and adapted according to the information found in the Rat Brain Atlas, Swanson 1992. We have considered three types of brain structures: grisea (neural masses), fiber tracts, and ventricles. The hierarchical tree was constructed by taking into account two criteria: the set of classes and subclasses of the basic cell groups and fiber systems of the rat CNS and the topological positions of structures relative to superstructures. None provided Anteromedial nucleus of thalamus ventral part Rat VISam 2002-08-05 281 The hierarchy was constructed and adapted according to the information found in the Rat Brain Atlas, Swanson 1992. We have considered three types of brain structures: grisea (neural masses), fiber tracts, and ventricles. The hierarchical tree was constructed by taking into account two criteria: the set of classes and subclasses of the basic cell groups and fiber systems of the rat CNS and the topological positions of structures relative to superstructures. No description provided. Anteromedial visual area Rat AV 2002-08-05 281 The hierarchy was constructed and adapted according to the information found in the Rat Brain Atlas, Swanson 1992. We have considered three types of brain structures: grisea (neural masses), fiber tracts, and ventricles. The hierarchical tree was constructed by taking into account two criteria: the set of classes and subclasses of the basic cell groups and fiber systems of the rat CNS and the topological positions of structures relative to superstructures. None provided Anteroventral nucleus of thalamus Rat AVPV 2002-08-05 281 The hierarchy was constructed and adapted according to the information found in the Rat Brain Atlas, Swanson 1992. We have considered three types of brain structures: grisea (neural masses), fiber tracts, and ventricles. The hierarchical tree was constructed by taking into account two criteria: the set of classes and subclasses of the basic cell groups and fiber systems of the rat CNS and the topological positions of structures relative to superstructures. None provided Anteroventral periventricular nucleus Rat AVP 2002-08-05 281 The hierarchy was constructed and adapted according to the information found in the Rat Brain Atlas, Swanson 1992. We have considered three types of brain structures: grisea (neural masses), fiber tracts, and ventricles. The hierarchical tree was constructed by taking into account two criteria: the set of classes and subclasses of the basic cell groups and fiber systems of the rat CNS and the topological positions of structures relative to superstructures. None provided Anteroventral preoptic nucleus Rat arb 2002-08-05 281 The hierarchy was constructed and adapted according to the information found in the Rat Brain Atlas, Swanson 1992. We have considered three types of brain structures: grisea (neural masses), fiber tracts, and ventricles. The hierarchical tree was constructed by taking into account two criteria: the set of classes and subclasses of the basic cell groups and fiber systems of the rat CNS and the topological positions of structures relative to superstructures. According to Williams et al. 1989. Arbor vitae Rat ARH 2002-08-05 281 The hierarchy was constructed and adapted according to the information found in the Rat Brain Atlas, Swanson 1992. We have considered three types of brain structures: grisea (neural masses), fiber tracts, and ventricles. The hierarchical tree was constructed by taking into account two criteria: the set of classes and subclasses of the basic cell groups and fiber systems of the rat CNS and the topological positions of structures relative to superstructures. None provided Arcuate nucleus of the hypothalamus Rat AP 2002-08-05 281 The hierarchy was constructed and adapted according to the information found in the Rat Brain Atlas, Swanson 1992. We have considered three types of brain structures: grisea (neural masses), fiber tracts, and ventricles. The hierarchical tree was constructed by taking into account two criteria: the set of classes and subclasses of the basic cell groups and fiber systems of the rat CNS and the topological positions of structures relative to superstructures. According to Shapiro and Miselis 1985a. Area postrema Rat AUD 2002-08-05 281 The hierarchy was constructed and adapted according to the information found in the Rat Brain Atlas, Swanson 1992. We have considered three types of brain structures: grisea (neural masses), fiber tracts, and ventricles. The hierarchical tree was constructed by taking into account two criteria: the set of classes and subclasses of the basic cell groups and fiber systems of the rat CNS and the topological positions of structures relative to superstructures. According to Sally and Kelly 1988, Kelly and Sally 1988, Arnault and Roger 1990. Auditory areas Rat B 2002-08-05 281 The hierarchy was constructed and adapted according to the information found in the Rat Brain Atlas, Swanson 1992. We have considered three types of brain structures: grisea (neural masses), fiber tracts, and ventricles. The hierarchical tree was constructed by taking into account two criteria: the set of classes and subclasses of the basic cell groups and fiber systems of the rat CNS and the topological positions of structures relative to superstructures. According to Imaki et al 1991. Barrington nucleus Rat BN 2002-08-05 281 The hierarchy was constructed and adapted according to the information found in the Rat Brain Atlas, Swanson 1992. We have considered three types of brain structures: grisea (neural masses), fiber tracts, and ventricles. The hierarchical tree was constructed by taking into account two criteria: the set of classes and subclasses of the basic cell groups and fiber systems of the rat CNS and the topological positions of structures relative to superstructures. According to Cajal 1995. Basal nucleus of the dorsal horn Rat BLA 2002-08-05 281 The hierarchy was constructed and adapted according to the information found in the Rat Brain Atlas, Swanson 1992. We have considered three types of brain structures: grisea (neural masses), fiber tracts, and ventricles. The hierarchical tree was constructed by taking into account two criteria: the set of classes and subclasses of the basic cell groups and fiber systems of the rat CNS and the topological positions of structures relative to superstructures. According to Krettek and Price 1978. The basolateral complex of the amygdala is included here because it develops just superficial to the extrenal capsule, which has been misidentified in the region of the amygdala (see atlas levels 24-31). What we have called the amygdalar capsule is a fiber tract along the lateral border of this complex, and we suggest it is part of a fiber syste within, and lateral to (for example, the extreme capsule) the subplate or deep cortex. Basolateral nucleus of the amygdala Rat BLAa 2002-08-05 281 The hierarchy was constructed and adapted according to the information found in the Rat Brain Atlas, Swanson 1992. We have considered three types of brain structures: grisea (neural masses), fiber tracts, and ventricles. The hierarchical tree was constructed by taking into account two criteria: the set of classes and subclasses of the basic cell groups and fiber systems of the rat CNS and the topological positions of structures relative to superstructures. No description provided. Basolateral nucleus of the amygdala anterior part Rat BLAp 2002-08-05 281 The hierarchy was constructed and adapted according to the information found in the Rat Brain Atlas, Swanson 1992. We have considered three types of brain structures: grisea (neural masses), fiber tracts, and ventricles. The hierarchical tree was constructed by taking into account two criteria: the set of classes and subclasses of the basic cell groups and fiber systems of the rat CNS and the topological positions of structures relative to superstructures. No description provided. Basolateral nucleus of the amygdala posterior part Rat BMA 2002-08-05 281 The hierarchy was constructed and adapted according to the information found in the Rat Brain Atlas, Swanson 1992. We have considered three types of brain structures: grisea (neural masses), fiber tracts, and ventricles. The hierarchical tree was constructed by taking into account two criteria: the set of classes and subclasses of the basic cell groups and fiber systems of the rat CNS and the topological positions of structures relative to superstructures. According to de Olmos et al. 2985, Canteras et al. 1992, Petrovich et al. 1996. Basomedial nucleus of the amygdala Rat BMAa 2002-08-05 281 The hierarchy was constructed and adapted according to the information found in the Rat Brain Atlas, Swanson 1992. We have considered three types of brain structures: grisea (neural masses), fiber tracts, and ventricles. The hierarchical tree was constructed by taking into account two criteria: the set of classes and subclasses of the basic cell groups and fiber systems of the rat CNS and the topological positions of structures relative to superstructures. No description provided. Basomedial nucleus of the amygdala anterior part Rat BMAp 2002-08-05 281 The hierarchy was constructed and adapted according to the information found in the Rat Brain Atlas, Swanson 1992. We have considered three types of brain structures: grisea (neural masses), fiber tracts, and ventricles. The hierarchical tree was constructed by taking into account two criteria: the set of classes and subclasses of the basic cell groups and fiber systems of the rat CNS and the topological positions of structures relative to superstructures. No description provided. Basomedial nucleus of the amygdala posterior part Rat BST 2002-08-05 281 The hierarchy was constructed and adapted according to the information found in the Rat Brain Atlas, Swanson 1992. We have considered three types of brain structures: grisea (neural masses), fiber tracts, and ventricles. The hierarchical tree was constructed by taking into account two criteria: the set of classes and subclasses of the basic cell groups and fiber systems of the rat CNS and the topological positions of structures relative to superstructures. None provided Bed nuclei of the stria terminalis Rat BSTad 2002-08-05 281 The hierarchy was constructed and adapted according to the information found in the Rat Brain Atlas, Swanson 1992. We have considered three types of brain structures: grisea (neural masses), fiber tracts, and ventricles. The hierarchical tree was constructed by taking into account two criteria: the set of classes and subclasses of the basic cell groups and fiber systems of the rat CNS and the topological positions of structures relative to superstructures. None provided Bed nuclei of the stria terminalis anterior division anterodorsal area Rat BSTal 2002-08-05 281 The hierarchy was constructed and adapted according to the information found in the Rat Brain Atlas, Swanson 1992. We have considered three types of brain structures: grisea (neural masses), fiber tracts, and ventricles. The hierarchical tree was constructed by taking into account two criteria: the set of classes and subclasses of the basic cell groups and fiber systems of the rat CNS and the topological positions of structures relative to superstructures. No description provided. Bed nuclei of the stria terminalis anterolateral area Rat BSTp 2002-08-05 281 The hierarchy was constructed and adapted according to the information found in the Rat Brain Atlas, Swanson 1992. We have considered three types of brain structures: grisea (neural masses), fiber tracts, and ventricles. The hierarchical tree was constructed by taking into account two criteria: the set of classes and subclasses of the basic cell groups and fiber systems of the rat CNS and the topological positions of structures relative to superstructures. None provided Bed nuclei of the stria terminalis posterior division Rat BSTsz 2002-08-05 281 The hierarchy was constructed and adapted according to the information found in the Rat Brain Atlas, Swanson 1992. We have considered three types of brain structures: grisea (neural masses), fiber tracts, and ventricles. The hierarchical tree was constructed by taking into account two criteria: the set of classes and subclasses of the basic cell groups and fiber systems of the rat CNS and the topological positions of structures relative to superstructures. None provided Bed nuclei of the stria terminalis posterior division cell-sparse zone Rat BSTd 2002-08-05 281 The hierarchy was constructed and adapted according to the information found in the Rat Brain Atlas, Swanson 1992. We have considered three types of brain structures: grisea (neural masses), fiber tracts, and ventricles. The hierarchical tree was constructed by taking into account two criteria: the set of classes and subclasses of the basic cell groups and fiber systems of the rat CNS and the topological positions of structures relative to superstructures. None provided Bed nuclei of the stria terminalis posterior division dorsal nucleus Rat BSTif 2002-08-05 281 The hierarchy was constructed and adapted according to the information found in the Rat Brain Atlas, Swanson 1992. We have considered three types of brain structures: grisea (neural masses), fiber tracts, and ventricles. The hierarchical tree was constructed by taking into account two criteria: the set of classes and subclasses of the basic cell groups and fiber systems of the rat CNS and the topological positions of structures relative to superstructures. None provided Bed nuclei of the stria terminalis posterior division interfascicular nucleus Rat BSTpm 2002-08-05 281 The hierarchy was constructed and adapted according to the information found in the Rat Brain Atlas, Swanson 1992. We have considered three types of brain structures: grisea (neural masses), fiber tracts, and ventricles. The hierarchical tree was constructed by taking into account two criteria: the set of classes and subclasses of the basic cell groups and fiber systems of the rat CNS and the topological positions of structures relative to superstructures. None provided Bed nuclei of the stria terminalis posterior division premedullary nucleus Rat BSTpr 2002-08-05 281 The hierarchy was constructed and adapted according to the information found in the Rat Brain Atlas, Swanson 1992. We have considered three types of brain structures: grisea (neural masses), fiber tracts, and ventricles. The hierarchical tree was constructed by taking into account two criteria: the set of classes and subclasses of the basic cell groups and fiber systems of the rat CNS and the topological positions of structures relative to superstructures. None provided Bed nuclei of the stria terminalis posterior division principal nucleus Rat BSTse 2002-08-05 281 The hierarchy was constructed and adapted according to the information found in the Rat Brain Atlas, Swanson 1992. We have considered three types of brain structures: grisea (neural masses), fiber tracts, and ventricles. The hierarchical tree was constructed by taking into account two criteria: the set of classes and subclasses of the basic cell groups and fiber systems of the rat CNS and the topological positions of structures relative to superstructures. None provided Bed nuclei of the stria terminalis posterior division strial extension Rat BSTtr 2002-08-05 281 The hierarchy was constructed and adapted according to the information found in the Rat Brain Atlas, Swanson 1992. We have considered three types of brain structures: grisea (neural masses), fiber tracts, and ventricles. The hierarchical tree was constructed by taking into account two criteria: the set of classes and subclasses of the basic cell groups and fiber systems of the rat CNS and the topological positions of structures relative to superstructures. None provided Bed nuclei of the stria terminalis posterior division transverse nucleus Rat BSTa 2002-08-05 281 The hierarchy was constructed and adapted according to the information found in the Rat Brain Atlas, Swanson 1992. We have considered three types of brain structures: grisea (neural masses), fiber tracts, and ventricles. The hierarchical tree was constructed by taking into account two criteria: the set of classes and subclasses of the basic cell groups and fiber systems of the rat CNS and the topological positions of structures relative to superstructures. None provided Bed nuclei of the stria terminals anterior division Rat BSTav 2002-08-05 281 The hierarchy was constructed and adapted according to the information found in the Rat Brain Atlas, Swanson 1992. We have considered three types of brain structures: grisea (neural masses), fiber tracts, and ventricles. The hierarchical tree was constructed by taking into account two criteria: the set of classes and subclasses of the basic cell groups and fiber systems of the rat CNS and the topological positions of structures relative to superstructures. None provided Bed nuclei of the stria terminals anterior division anteroventral area Rat BSTdl 2002-08-05 281 The hierarchy was constructed and adapted according to the information found in the Rat Brain Atlas, Swanson 1992. We have considered three types of brain structures: grisea (neural masses), fiber tracts, and ventricles. The hierarchical tree was constructed by taking into account two criteria: the set of classes and subclasses of the basic cell groups and fiber systems of the rat CNS and the topological positions of structures relative to superstructures. None provided Bed nuclei of the stria terminals anterior division dorsolateral nucleus Rat BSTdm 2002-08-05 281 The hierarchy was constructed and adapted according to the information found in the Rat Brain Atlas, Swanson 1992. We have considered three types of brain structures: grisea (neural masses), fiber tracts, and ventricles. The hierarchical tree was constructed by taking into account two criteria: the set of classes and subclasses of the basic cell groups and fiber systems of the rat CNS and the topological positions of structures relative to superstructures. None provided Bed nuclei of the stria terminals anterior division dorsomedial nucleus Rat BSTfu 2002-08-05 281 The hierarchy was constructed and adapted according to the information found in the Rat Brain Atlas, Swanson 1992. We have considered three types of brain structures: grisea (neural masses), fiber tracts, and ventricles. The hierarchical tree was constructed by taking into account two criteria: the set of classes and subclasses of the basic cell groups and fiber systems of the rat CNS and the topological positions of structures relative to superstructures. None provided Bed nuclei of the stria terminals anterior division fusiform nucleus Rat BSTmg 2002-08-05 281 The hierarchy was constructed and adapted according to the information found in the Rat Brain Atlas, Swanson 1992. We have considered three types of brain structures: grisea (neural masses), fiber tracts, and ventricles. The hierarchical tree was constructed by taking into account two criteria: the set of classes and subclasses of the basic cell groups and fiber systems of the rat CNS and the topological positions of structures relative to superstructures. None provided Bed nuclei of the stria terminals anterior division magnocellular nucleus Rat BSTv 2002-08-05 281 The hierarchy was constructed and adapted according to the information found in the Rat Brain Atlas, Swanson 1992. We have considered three types of brain structures: grisea (neural masses), fiber tracts, and ventricles. The hierarchical tree was constructed by taking into account two criteria: the set of classes and subclasses of the basic cell groups and fiber systems of the rat CNS and the topological positions of structures relative to superstructures. None provided Bed nuclei of the stria terminals anterior division ventral nucleus Rat BSTju 2002-08-05 281 The hierarchy was constructed and adapted according to the information found in the Rat Brain Atlas, Swanson 1992. We have considered three types of brain structures: grisea (neural masses), fiber tracts, and ventricles. The hierarchical tree was constructed by taking into account two criteria: the set of classes and subclasses of the basic cell groups and fiber systems of the rat CNS and the topological positions of structures relative to superstructures. None provided Bed nuclei of the stria terminals juxtacapsular nucleus Rat BSTov 2002-08-05 281 The hierarchy was constructed and adapted according to the information found in the Rat Brain Atlas, Swanson 1992. We have considered three types of brain structures: grisea (neural masses), fiber tracts, and ventricles. The hierarchical tree was constructed by taking into account two criteria: the set of classes and subclasses of the basic cell groups and fiber systems of the rat CNS and the topological positions of structures relative to superstructures. None provided Bed nuclei of the stria terminals oval nucleus Rat BSTrh 2002-08-05 281 The hierarchy was constructed and adapted according to the information found in the Rat Brain Atlas, Swanson 1992. We have considered three types of brain structures: grisea (neural masses), fiber tracts, and ventricles. The hierarchical tree was constructed by taking into account two criteria: the set of classes and subclasses of the basic cell groups and fiber systems of the rat CNS and the topological positions of structures relative to superstructures. None provided Bed nuclei of the stria terminals rhomboid nucleus Rat BA 2002-08-05 281 The hierarchy was constructed and adapted according to the information found in the Rat Brain Atlas, Swanson 1992. We have considered three types of brain structures: grisea (neural masses), fiber tracts, and ventricles. The hierarchical tree was constructed by taking into account two criteria: the set of classes and subclasses of the basic cell groups and fiber systems of the rat CNS and the topological positions of structures relative to superstructures. None provided Bed nucleus of the accessory olfactory part Rat BAC 2002-08-05 281 The hierarchy was constructed and adapted according to the information found in the Rat Brain Atlas, Swanson 1992. We have considered three types of brain structures: grisea (neural masses), fiber tracts, and ventricles. The hierarchical tree was constructed by taking into account two criteria: the set of classes and subclasses of the basic cell groups and fiber systems of the rat CNS and the topological positions of structures relative to superstructures. None provided Bed nucleus of the anterior commissure Rat bic 2002-08-05 281 The hierarchy was constructed and adapted according to the information found in the Rat Brain Atlas, Swanson 1992. We have considered three types of brain structures: grisea (neural masses), fiber tracts, and ventricles. The hierarchical tree was constructed by taking into account two criteria: the set of classes and subclasses of the basic cell groups and fiber systems of the rat CNS and the topological positions of structures relative to superstructures. According to Zeman and Innes 1963. Brachium of the inferior colliculus Rat bsc 2002-08-05 281 The hierarchy was constructed and adapted according to the information found in the Rat Brain Atlas, Swanson 1992. We have considered three types of brain structures: grisea (neural masses), fiber tracts, and ventricles. The hierarchical tree was constructed by taking into account two criteria: the set of classes and subclasses of the basic cell groups and fiber systems of the rat CNS and the topological positions of structures relative to superstructures. Optic tract fibers that continune on past the lateral geniculate complex. Brachium of the superior colliculus Rat Br 2002-08-05 281 The hierarchy was constructed and adapted according to the information found in the Rat Brain Atlas, Swanson 1992. We have considered three types of brain structures: grisea (neural masses), fiber tracts, and ventricles. The hierarchical tree was constructed by taking into account two criteria: the set of classes and subclasses of the basic cell groups and fiber systems of the rat CNS and the topological positions of structures relative to superstructures. One of the two subdivisions of the rat CNS Brain Rat BS 2002-08-05 281 The hierarchy was constructed and adapted according to the information found in the Rat Brain Atlas, Swanson 1992. We have considered three types of brain structures: grisea (neural masses), fiber tracts, and ventricles. The hierarchical tree was constructed by taking into account two criteria: the set of classes and subclasses of the basic cell groups and fiber systems of the rat CNS and the topological positions of structures relative to superstructures. No description provided. Brainstem Rat BS-M 2002-08-05 281 The hierarchy was constructed and adapted according to the information found in the Rat Brain Atlas, Swanson 1992. We have considered three types of brain structures: grisea (neural masses), fiber tracts, and ventricles. The hierarchical tree was constructed by taking into account two criteria: the set of classes and subclasses of the basic cell groups and fiber systems of the rat CNS and the topological positions of structures relative to superstructures. No description provided. Brainstem, Motor Rat BS (Mot-EP) 2002-08-05 281 The hierarchy was constructed and adapted according to the information found in the Rat Brain Atlas, Swanson 1992. We have considered three types of brain structures: grisea (neural masses), fiber tracts, and ventricles. The hierarchical tree was constructed by taking into account two criteria: the set of classes and subclasses of the basic cell groups and fiber systems of the rat CNS and the topological positions of structures relative to superstructures. No description provided. Brainstem, Motor, Extrapyramidal Rat BS (mot-Eye) 2002-08-05 281 The hierarchy was constructed and adapted according to the information found in the Rat Brain Atlas, Swanson 1992. We have considered three types of brain structures: grisea (neural masses), fiber tracts, and ventricles. The hierarchical tree was constructed by taking into account two criteria: the set of classes and subclasses of the basic cell groups and fiber systems of the rat CNS and the topological positions of structures relative to superstructures. No description provided. Brainstem, Motor, Eye Rat BS (Mot-Face) 2002-08-05 281 The hierarchy was constructed and adapted according to the information found in the Rat Brain Atlas, Swanson 1992. We have considered three types of brain structures: grisea (neural masses), fiber tracts, and ventricles. The hierarchical tree was constructed by taking into account two criteria: the set of classes and subclasses of the basic cell groups and fiber systems of the rat CNS and the topological positions of structures relative to superstructures. No description provided. Brainstem, Motor, Face Rat BS (mot-Jaw) 2002-08-05 281 The hierarchy was constructed and adapted according to the information found in the Rat Brain Atlas, Swanson 1992. We have considered three types of brain structures: grisea (neural masses), fiber tracts, and ventricles. The hierarchical tree was constructed by taking into account two criteria: the set of classes and subclasses of the basic cell groups and fiber systems of the rat CNS and the topological positions of structures relative to superstructures. No description provided. Brainstem, Motor, Jaw Rat BS (Mot-Laby) 2002-08-05 281 The hierarchy was constructed and adapted according to the information found in the Rat Brain Atlas, Swanson 1992. We have considered three types of brain structures: grisea (neural masses), fiber tracts, and ventricles. The hierarchical tree was constructed by taking into account two criteria: the set of classes and subclasses of the basic cell groups and fiber systems of the rat CNS and the topological positions of structures relative to superstructures. No description provided. Brainstem, Motor, Labyrinth Rat BS (Mot-Neck) 2002-08-05 281 The hierarchy was constructed and adapted according to the information found in the Rat Brain Atlas, Swanson 1992. We have considered three types of brain structures: grisea (neural masses), fiber tracts, and ventricles. The hierarchical tree was constructed by taking into account two criteria: the set of classes and subclasses of the basic cell groups and fiber systems of the rat CNS and the topological positions of structures relative to superstructures. No description provided. Brainstem, Motor, Neck Rat BS (Mot-P-L-E) 2002-08-05 281 The hierarchy was constructed and adapted according to the information found in the Rat Brain Atlas, Swanson 1992. We have considered three types of brain structures: grisea (neural masses), fiber tracts, and ventricles. The hierarchical tree was constructed by taking into account two criteria: the set of classes and subclasses of the basic cell groups and fiber systems of the rat CNS and the topological positions of structures relative to superstructures. No description provided. Brainstem, Motor, Pharynx-Larynx-Esophagus Rat BS (Mot-Tongue) 2002-08-05 281 The hierarchy was constructed and adapted according to the information found in the Rat Brain Atlas, Swanson 1992. We have considered three types of brain structures: grisea (neural masses), fiber tracts, and ventricles. The hierarchical tree was constructed by taking into account two criteria: the set of classes and subclasses of the basic cell groups and fiber systems of the rat CNS and the topological positions of structures relative to superstructures. No description provided. Brainstem, Motor, Tongue Rat BS (Mot-Visc) 2002-08-05 281 The hierarchy was constructed and adapted according to the information found in the Rat Brain Atlas, Swanson 1992. We have considered three types of brain structures: grisea (neural masses), fiber tracts, and ventricles. The hierarchical tree was constructed by taking into account two criteria: the set of classes and subclasses of the basic cell groups and fiber systems of the rat CNS and the topological positions of structures relative to superstructures. No description provided. Brainstem, Motor, Viscera Rat BS(S) 2002-08-05 281 The hierarchy was constructed and adapted according to the information found in the Rat Brain Atlas, Swanson 1992. We have considered three types of brain structures: grisea (neural masses), fiber tracts, and ventricles. The hierarchical tree was constructed by taking into account two criteria: the set of classes and subclasses of the basic cell groups and fiber systems of the rat CNS and the topological positions of structures relative to superstructures. No description provided. Brainstem, Sensory Rat BS(Sens-Aud) 2002-08-05 281 The hierarchy was constructed and adapted according to the information found in the Rat Brain Atlas, Swanson 1992. We have considered three types of brain structures: grisea (neural masses), fiber tracts, and ventricles. The hierarchical tree was constructed by taking into account two criteria: the set of classes and subclasses of the basic cell groups and fiber systems of the rat CNS and the topological positions of structures relative to superstructures. No description provided. Brainstem, Sensory, Auditory Rat BS(Sens-Gust-Visc) 2002-08-05 281 The hierarchy was constructed and adapted according to the information found in the Rat Brain Atlas, Swanson 1992. We have considered three types of brain structures: grisea (neural masses), fiber tracts, and ventricles. The hierarchical tree was constructed by taking into account two criteria: the set of classes and subclasses of the basic cell groups and fiber systems of the rat CNS and the topological positions of structures relative to superstructures. No description provided. Brainstem, Sensory, Gustatory-Visceral Rat BS(Sens-SS) 2002-08-05 281 The hierarchy was constructed and adapted according to the information found in the Rat Brain Atlas, Swanson 1992. We have considered three types of brain structures: grisea (neural masses), fiber tracts, and ventricles. The hierarchical tree was constructed by taking into account two criteria: the set of classes and subclasses of the basic cell groups and fiber systems of the rat CNS and the topological positions of structures relative to superstructures. No description provided. Brainstem, Sensory, Somatosensory Rat BS(Sens-Vest) 2002-08-05 281 The hierarchy was constructed and adapted according to the information found in the Rat Brain Atlas, Swanson 1992. We have considered three types of brain structures: grisea (neural masses), fiber tracts, and ventricles. The hierarchical tree was constructed by taking into account two criteria: the set of classes and subclasses of the basic cell groups and fiber systems of the rat CNS and the topological positions of structures relative to superstructures. No description provided. Brainstem, Sensory, Vestibular Rat BS(Sens-Vis) 2002-08-05 281 The hierarchy was constructed and adapted according to the information found in the Rat Brain Atlas, Swanson 1992. We have considered three types of brain structures: grisea (neural masses), fiber tracts, and ventricles. The hierarchical tree was constructed by taking into account two criteria: the set of classes and subclasses of the basic cell groups and fiber systems of the rat CNS and the topological positions of structures relative to superstructures. No description provided. Brainstem, Sensory, Visual Rat bct 2002-08-05 281 The hierarchy was constructed and adapted according to the information found in the Rat Brain Atlas, Swanson 1992. We have considered three types of brain structures: grisea (neural masses), fiber tracts, and ventricles. The hierarchical tree was constructed by taking into account two criteria: the set of classes and subclasses of the basic cell groups and fiber systems of the rat CNS and the topological positions of structures relative to superstructures. No description provided. Bulbocerebellar tract Rat CMVE 2002-08-05 281 The hierarchy was constructed and adapted according to the information found in the Rat Brain Atlas, Swanson 1992. We have considered three types of brain structures: grisea (neural masses), fiber tracts, and ventricles. The hierarchical tree was constructed by taking into account two criteria: the set of classes and subclasses of the basic cell groups and fiber systems of the rat CNS and the topological positions of structures relative to superstructures. None provided Caudal medullary velum Rat CP 2002-08-05 281 The hierarchy was constructed and adapted according to the information found in the Rat Brain Atlas, Swanson 1992. We have considered three types of brain structures: grisea (neural masses), fiber tracts, and ventricles. The hierarchical tree was constructed by taking into account two criteria: the set of classes and subclasses of the basic cell groups and fiber systems of the rat CNS and the topological positions of structures relative to superstructures. None provided Caudoputamen Rat CEC 2002-08-05 281 The hierarchy was constructed and adapted according to the information found in the Rat Brain Atlas, Swanson 1992. We have considered three types of brain structures: grisea (neural masses), fiber tracts, and ventricles. The hierarchical tree was constructed by taking into account two criteria: the set of classes and subclasses of the basic cell groups and fiber systems of the rat CNS and the topological positions of structures relative to superstructures. According to Matsushita and Hosoya 1979, Matsushita et al. 1991. Central cervical nucleus Rat CGB 2002-08-05 281 The hierarchy was constructed and adapted according to the information found in the Rat Brain Atlas, Swanson 1992. We have considered three types of brain structures: grisea (neural masses), fiber tracts, and ventricles. The hierarchical tree was constructed by taking into account two criteria: the set of classes and subclasses of the basic cell groups and fiber systems of the rat CNS and the topological positions of structures relative to superstructures. It is often thought that this region is continuous with the periventricular parts of the interbrain (see Krieg 1932, Sutin 1966). Central gray of the brain Rat CGS 2002-08-05 281 The hierarchy was constructed and adapted according to the information found in the Rat Brain Atlas, Swanson 1992. We have considered three types of brain structures: grisea (neural masses), fiber tracts, and ventricles. The hierarchical tree was constructed by taking into account two criteria: the set of classes and subclasses of the basic cell groups and fiber systems of the rat CNS and the topological positions of structures relative to superstructures. According to Nahin et al. 1983. Central gray of the spinal cord Rat CL 2002-08-05 281 The hierarchy was constructed and adapted according to the information found in the Rat Brain Atlas, Swanson 1992. We have considered three types of brain structures: grisea (neural masses), fiber tracts, and ventricles. The hierarchical tree was constructed by taking into account two criteria: the set of classes and subclasses of the basic cell groups and fiber systems of the rat CNS and the topological positions of structures relative to superstructures. None provided Central lateral nucleus of the thalamus Rat CLI 2002-08-05 281 The hierarchy was constructed and adapted according to the information found in the Rat Brain Atlas, Swanson 1992. We have considered three types of brain structures: grisea (neural masses), fiber tracts, and ventricles. The hierarchical tree was constructed by taking into account two criteria: the set of classes and subclasses of the basic cell groups and fiber systems of the rat CNS and the topological positions of structures relative to superstructures. According to Castaldi 1923, Brown 1943 (intermediate linear nucleus), Swanson 1982. Central linear nucleus raphe Rat CENT 2002-08-05 281 The hierarchy was constructed and adapted according to the information found in the Rat Brain Atlas, Swanson 1992. We have considered three types of brain structures: grisea (neural masses), fiber tracts, and ventricles. The hierarchical tree was constructed by taking into account two criteria: the set of classes and subclasses of the basic cell groups and fiber systems of the rat CNS and the topological positions of structures relative to superstructures. No description provided. Central lobule Rat CENT2 2002-08-05 281 The hierarchy was constructed and adapted according to the information found in the Rat Brain Atlas, Swanson 1992. We have considered three types of brain structures: grisea (neural masses), fiber tracts, and ventricles. The hierarchical tree was constructed by taking into account two criteria: the set of classes and subclasses of the basic cell groups and fiber systems of the rat CNS and the topological positions of structures relative to superstructures. No description provided. Central lobule, lobule II Rat CENT3 2002-08-05 281 The hierarchy was constructed and adapted according to the information found in the Rat Brain Atlas, Swanson 1992. We have considered three types of brain structures: grisea (neural masses), fiber tracts, and ventricles. The hierarchical tree was constructed by taking into account two criteria: the set of classes and subclasses of the basic cell groups and fiber systems of the rat CNS and the topological positions of structures relative to superstructures. No description provided. Central lobule, lobule III Rat CENT3a 2002-08-05 281 The hierarchy was constructed and adapted according to the information found in the Rat Brain Atlas, Swanson 1992. We have considered three types of brain structures: grisea (neural masses), fiber tracts, and ventricles. The hierarchical tree was constructed by taking into account two criteria: the set of classes and subclasses of the basic cell groups and fiber systems of the rat CNS and the topological positions of structures relative to superstructures. No description provided. Central lobule, lobule III sublobule a Rat CENT3b 2002-08-05 281 The hierarchy was constructed and adapted according to the information found in the Rat Brain Atlas, Swanson 1992. We have considered three types of brain structures: grisea (neural masses), fiber tracts, and ventricles. The hierarchical tree was constructed by taking into account two criteria: the set of classes and subclasses of the basic cell groups and fiber systems of the rat CNS and the topological positions of structures relative to superstructures. No description provided. Central lobule, lobule III sublobule b Rat CENT2a 2002-08-05 281 The hierarchy was constructed and adapted according to the information found in the Rat Brain Atlas, Swanson 1992. We have considered three types of brain structures: grisea (neural masses), fiber tracts, and ventricles. The hierarchical tree was constructed by taking into account two criteria: the set of classes and subclasses of the basic cell groups and fiber systems of the rat CNS and the topological positions of structures relative to superstructures. No description provided. Central lobule, lobule II sublobule a Rat CENT2b 2002-08-05 281 The hierarchy was constructed and adapted according to the information found in the Rat Brain Atlas, Swanson 1992. We have considered three types of brain structures: grisea (neural masses), fiber tracts, and ventricles. The hierarchical tree was constructed by taking into account two criteria: the set of classes and subclasses of the basic cell groups and fiber systems of the rat CNS and the topological positions of structures relative to superstructures. No description provided. Central lobule, lobule II sublobule b Rat CM 2002-08-05 281 The hierarchy was constructed and adapted according to the information found in the Rat Brain Atlas, Swanson 1992. We have considered three types of brain structures: grisea (neural masses), fiber tracts, and ventricles. The hierarchical tree was constructed by taking into account two criteria: the set of classes and subclasses of the basic cell groups and fiber systems of the rat CNS and the topological positions of structures relative to superstructures. None provided Central medial nucleus of the thalamus Rat CEA 2002-08-05 281 The hierarchy was constructed and adapted according to the information found in the Rat Brain Atlas, Swanson 1992. We have considered three types of brain structures: grisea (neural masses), fiber tracts, and ventricles. The hierarchical tree was constructed by taking into account two criteria: the set of classes and subclasses of the basic cell groups and fiber systems of the rat CNS and the topological positions of structures relative to superstructures. None provided Central nucleus of amygdala Rat CEAc 2002-08-05 281 The hierarchy was constructed and adapted according to the information found in the Rat Brain Atlas, Swanson 1992. We have considered three types of brain structures: grisea (neural masses), fiber tracts, and ventricles. The hierarchical tree was constructed by taking into account two criteria: the set of classes and subclasses of the basic cell groups and fiber systems of the rat CNS and the topological positions of structures relative to superstructures. None provided Central nucleus of amygdala capsular part Rat CEAl 2002-08-05 281 The hierarchy was constructed and adapted according to the information found in the Rat Brain Atlas, Swanson 1992. We have considered three types of brain structures: grisea (neural masses), fiber tracts, and ventricles. The hierarchical tree was constructed by taking into account two criteria: the set of classes and subclasses of the basic cell groups and fiber systems of the rat CNS and the topological positions of structures relative to superstructures. None provided Central nucleus of amygdala lateral part Rat CEAm 2002-08-05 281 The hierarchy was constructed and adapted according to the information found in the Rat Brain Atlas, Swanson 1992. We have considered three types of brain structures: grisea (neural masses), fiber tracts, and ventricles. The hierarchical tree was constructed by taking into account two criteria: the set of classes and subclasses of the basic cell groups and fiber systems of the rat CNS and the topological positions of structures relative to superstructures. None provided Central nucleus of amygdala medial part Rat ctb 2002-08-05 281 The hierarchy was constructed and adapted according to the information found in the Rat Brain Atlas, Swanson 1992. We have considered three types of brain structures: grisea (neural masses), fiber tracts, and ventricles. The hierarchical tree was constructed by taking into account two criteria: the set of classes and subclasses of the basic cell groups and fiber systems of the rat CNS and the topological positions of structures relative to superstructures. Accroding to Bebin 1956. Central tegmental bundle Rat cbc 2002-08-05 281 The hierarchy was constructed and adapted according to the information found in the Rat Brain Atlas, Swanson 1992. We have considered three types of brain structures: grisea (neural masses), fiber tracts, and ventricles. The hierarchical tree was constructed by taking into account two criteria: the set of classes and subclasses of the basic cell groups and fiber systems of the rat CNS and the topological positions of structures relative to superstructures. According to Voogd 1995, Voogd et al. 1996. Cerebellar commissure Rat CBX 2002-08-05 281 The hierarchy was constructed and adapted according to the information found in the Rat Brain Atlas, Swanson 1992. We have considered three types of brain structures: grisea (neural masses), fiber tracts, and ventricles. The hierarchical tree was constructed by taking into account two criteria: the set of classes and subclasses of the basic cell groups and fiber systems of the rat CNS and the topological positions of structures relative to superstructures. According to Larsell 1952, 1970, Palay and Chan-Palay 1974, Voogd et al. 1985. The cerebellar cortex has three layers: molecular (CBXm), Purkinje (CBXp), and granule cell (CBXg). The surface map provided by Campbell and Armstrong (1983) was particularly useful in constructing the flatmap. Note that the brain used for this atlas had one apparently unsual feature in the cerebellum (not illustrated in the above references): a very large fissure that we have called the pyramidal fissure (atlas levels 64-70). Cerebellar cortex Rat cbp 2002-08-05 281 The hierarchy was constructed and adapted according to the information found in the Rat Brain Atlas, Swanson 1992. We have considered three types of brain structures: grisea (neural masses), fiber tracts, and ventricles. The hierarchical tree was constructed by taking into account two criteria: the set of classes and subclasses of the basic cell groups and fiber systems of the rat CNS and the topological positions of structures relative to superstructures. According to Voogd 1995, Voogd et al. 1996. Cerebellar peduncles Rat CB 2002-08-05 281 The hierarchy was constructed and adapted according to the information found in the Rat Brain Atlas, Swanson 1992. We have considered three types of brain structures: grisea (neural masses), fiber tracts, and ventricles. The hierarchical tree was constructed by taking into account two criteria: the set of classes and subclasses of the basic cell groups and fiber systems of the rat CNS and the topological positions of structures relative to superstructures. None provided Cerebellum Rat AQ 2002-08-05 281 The hierarchy was constructed and adapted according to the information found in the Rat Brain Atlas, Swanson 1992. We have considered three types of brain structures: grisea (neural masses), fiber tracts, and ventricles. The hierarchical tree was constructed by taking into account two criteria: the set of classes and subclasses of the basic cell groups and fiber systems of the rat CNS and the topological positions of structures relative to superstructures. None provided Cerebral aqueduct Rat AQc 2002-08-05 281 The hierarchy was constructed and adapted according to the information found in the Rat Brain Atlas, Swanson 1992. We have considered three types of brain structures: grisea (neural masses), fiber tracts, and ventricles. The hierarchical tree was constructed by taking into account two criteria: the set of classes and subclasses of the basic cell groups and fiber systems of the rat CNS and the topological positions of structures relative to superstructures. None provided Cerebral aqueduct collicular recess Rat SCO 2002-08-05 281 The hierarchy was constructed and adapted according to the information found in the Rat Brain Atlas, Swanson 1992. We have considered three types of brain structures: grisea (neural masses), fiber tracts, and ventricles. The hierarchical tree was constructed by taking into account two criteria: the set of classes and subclasses of the basic cell groups and fiber systems of the rat CNS and the topological positions of structures relative to superstructures. None provided Cerebral aqueduct subcommissural organ Rat cpd 2002-08-05 281 The hierarchy was constructed and adapted according to the information found in the Rat Brain Atlas, Swanson 1992. We have considered three types of brain structures: grisea (neural masses), fiber tracts, and ventricles. The hierarchical tree was constructed by taking into account two criteria: the set of classes and subclasses of the basic cell groups and fiber systems of the rat CNS and the topological positions of structures relative to superstructures. None provided Cerebral peduncle Rat cett 2002-08-05 281 The hierarchy was constructed and adapted according to the information found in the Rat Brain Atlas, Swanson 1992. We have considered three types of brain structures: grisea (neural masses), fiber tracts, and ventricles. The hierarchical tree was constructed by taking into account two criteria: the set of classes and subclasses of the basic cell groups and fiber systems of the rat CNS and the topological positions of structures relative to superstructures. According to Giesler et al 1988. Cervicothalamic tract Rat cing 2002-08-05 281 The hierarchy was constructed and adapted according to the information found in the Rat Brain Atlas, Swanson 1992. We have considered three types of brain structures: grisea (neural masses), fiber tracts, and ventricles. The hierarchical tree was constructed by taking into account two criteria: the set of classes and subclasses of the basic cell groups and fiber systems of the rat CNS and the topological positions of structures relative to superstructures. According Krieg 1947, White 1959. Cingulum bundle Rat CLA 2002-08-05 281 The hierarchy was constructed and adapted according to the information found in the Rat Brain Atlas, Swanson 1992. We have considered three types of brain structures: grisea (neural masses), fiber tracts, and ventricles. The hierarchical tree was constructed by taking into account two criteria: the set of classes and subclasses of the basic cell groups and fiber systems of the rat CNS and the topological positions of structures relative to superstructures. According to Krettek and Price 1977, 1978. Claustrum Rat cVIIIn 2002-08-05 281 The hierarchy was constructed and adapted according to the information found in the Rat Brain Atlas, Swanson 1992. We have considered three types of brain structures: grisea (neural masses), fiber tracts, and ventricles. The hierarchical tree was constructed by taking into account two criteria: the set of classes and subclasses of the basic cell groups and fiber systems of the rat CNS and the topological positions of structures relative to superstructures. According to Harrison and Feldman 1970, Webster 1985. Cochlear nerve Rat CN 2002-08-05 281 The hierarchy was constructed and adapted according to the information found in the Rat Brain Atlas, Swanson 1992. We have considered three types of brain structures: grisea (neural masses), fiber tracts, and ventricles. The hierarchical tree was constructed by taking into account two criteria: the set of classes and subclasses of the basic cell groups and fiber systems of the rat CNS and the topological positions of structures relative to superstructures. According to Harrison and Feldman 1970, Osen et al. 1985, Webster 1985. Cochlear nuclei Rat fx 2002-08-05 281 The hierarchy was constructed and adapted according to the information found in the Rat Brain Atlas, Swanson 1992. We have considered three types of brain structures: grisea (neural masses), fiber tracts, and ventricles. The hierarchical tree was constructed by taking into account two criteria: the set of classes and subclasses of the basic cell groups and fiber systems of the rat CNS and the topological positions of structures relative to superstructures. None provided Columns of the fornix Rat cic 2002-08-05 281 The hierarchy was constructed and adapted according to the information found in the Rat Brain Atlas, Swanson 1992. We have considered three types of brain structures: grisea (neural masses), fiber tracts, and ventricles. The hierarchical tree was constructed by taking into account two criteria: the set of classes and subclasses of the basic cell groups and fiber systems of the rat CNS and the topological positions of structures relative to superstructures. According to Fay-Lund and Osen 1985. Commissure of the inferior colliculus Rat csc 2002-08-05 281 The hierarchy was constructed and adapted according to the information found in the Rat Brain Atlas, Swanson 1992. We have considered three types of brain structures: grisea (neural masses), fiber tracts, and ventricles. The hierarchical tree was constructed by taking into account two criteria: the set of classes and subclasses of the basic cell groups and fiber systems of the rat CNS and the topological positions of structures relative to superstructures. According to Bucher and Nauta 19854, Jen and Au 1986. Commissure of the superior colliculus Rat COPY 2002-08-05 281 The hierarchy was constructed and adapted according to the information found in the Rat Brain Atlas, Swanson 1992. We have considered three types of brain structures: grisea (neural masses), fiber tracts, and ventricles. The hierarchical tree was constructed by taking into account two criteria: the set of classes and subclasses of the basic cell groups and fiber systems of the rat CNS and the topological positions of structures relative to superstructures. No description provided. Copula pyramidis Rat COPYa 2002-08-05 281 The hierarchy was constructed and adapted according to the information found in the Rat Brain Atlas, Swanson 1992. We have considered three types of brain structures: grisea (neural masses), fiber tracts, and ventricles. The hierarchical tree was constructed by taking into account two criteria: the set of classes and subclasses of the basic cell groups and fiber systems of the rat CNS and the topological positions of structures relative to superstructures. No description provided. Copula pyramidis sublobule a Rat COPYb 2002-08-05 281 The hierarchy was constructed and adapted according to the information found in the Rat Brain Atlas, Swanson 1992. We have considered three types of brain structures: grisea (neural masses), fiber tracts, and ventricles. The hierarchical tree was constructed by taking into account two criteria: the set of classes and subclasses of the basic cell groups and fiber systems of the rat CNS and the topological positions of structures relative to superstructures. No description provided. Copula pyramidis sublobule b Rat cc 2002-08-05 281 The hierarchy was constructed and adapted according to the information found in the Rat Brain Atlas, Swanson 1992. We have considered three types of brain structures: grisea (neural masses), fiber tracts, and ventricles. The hierarchical tree was constructed by taking into account two criteria: the set of classes and subclasses of the basic cell groups and fiber systems of the rat CNS and the topological positions of structures relative to superstructures. None provided Corpus callosum Rat fa 2002-08-05 281 The hierarchy was constructed and adapted according to the information found in the Rat Brain Atlas, Swanson 1992. We have considered three types of brain structures: grisea (neural masses), fiber tracts, and ventricles. The hierarchical tree was constructed by taking into account two criteria: the set of classes and subclasses of the basic cell groups and fiber systems of the rat CNS and the topological positions of structures relative to superstructures. None provided Corpus callosum anterior forceps Rat ec 2002-08-05 281 The hierarchy was constructed and adapted according to the information found in the Rat Brain Atlas, Swanson 1992. We have considered three types of brain structures: grisea (neural masses), fiber tracts, and ventricles. The hierarchical tree was constructed by taking into account two criteria: the set of classes and subclasses of the basic cell groups and fiber systems of the rat CNS and the topological positions of structures relative to superstructures. None provided Corpus callosum external capsule Rat ee 2002-08-05 281 The hierarchy was constructed and adapted according to the information found in the Rat Brain Atlas, Swanson 1992. We have considered three types of brain structures: grisea (neural masses), fiber tracts, and ventricles. The hierarchical tree was constructed by taking into account two criteria: the set of classes and subclasses of the basic cell groups and fiber systems of the rat CNS and the topological positions of structures relative to superstructures. None provided Corpus callosum extreme capsule Rat fp 2002-08-05 281 The hierarchy was constructed and adapted according to the information found in the Rat Brain Atlas, Swanson 1992. We have considered three types of brain structures: grisea (neural masses), fiber tracts, and ventricles. The hierarchical tree was constructed by taking into account two criteria: the set of classes and subclasses of the basic cell groups and fiber systems of the rat CNS and the topological positions of structures relative to superstructures. None provided Corpus callosum posterior forceps Rat CSTR 2002-08-05 281 The hierarchy was constructed and adapted according to the information found in the Rat Brain Atlas, Swanson 1992. We have considered three types of brain structures: grisea (neural masses), fiber tracts, and ventricles. The hierarchical tree was constructed by taking into account two criteria: the set of classes and subclasses of the basic cell groups and fiber systems of the rat CNS and the topological positions of structures relative to superstructures. According to Graybiel and Ragsdale 1979. Corpus striatum Rat COA 2002-08-05 281 The hierarchy was constructed and adapted according to the information found in the Rat Brain Atlas, Swanson 1992. We have considered three types of brain structures: grisea (neural masses), fiber tracts, and ventricles. The hierarchical tree was constructed by taking into account two criteria: the set of classes and subclasses of the basic cell groups and fiber systems of the rat CNS and the topological positions of structures relative to superstructures. No description provided. Cortical nucleus of the amygdala Rat COAa 2002-08-05 281 The hierarchy was constructed and adapted according to the information found in the Rat Brain Atlas, Swanson 1992. We have considered three types of brain structures: grisea (neural masses), fiber tracts, and ventricles. The hierarchical tree was constructed by taking into account two criteria: the set of classes and subclasses of the basic cell groups and fiber systems of the rat CNS and the topological positions of structures relative to superstructures. According to de Olmos et al. 1985. Cortical nucleus of the amygdala anterior part Rat COAp 2002-08-05 281 The hierarchy was constructed and adapted according to the information found in the Rat Brain Atlas, Swanson 1992. We have considered three types of brain structures: grisea (neural masses), fiber tracts, and ventricles. The hierarchical tree was constructed by taking into account two criteria: the set of classes and subclasses of the basic cell groups and fiber systems of the rat CNS and the topological positions of structures relative to superstructures. According to Canteras et al 1992a. Cortical nucleus of the amygdala posterior part Rat COApl 2002-08-05 281 The hierarchy was constructed and adapted according to the information found in the Rat Brain Atlas, Swanson 1992. We have considered three types of brain structures: grisea (neural masses), fiber tracts, and ventricles. The hierarchical tree was constructed by taking into account two criteria: the set of classes and subclasses of the basic cell groups and fiber systems of the rat CNS and the topological positions of structures relative to superstructures. No description provided. Cortical nucleus of the amygdala posterior part lateral zone Rat COApm 2002-08-05 281 The hierarchy was constructed and adapted according to the information found in the Rat Brain Atlas, Swanson 1992. We have considered three types of brain structures: grisea (neural masses), fiber tracts, and ventricles. The hierarchical tree was constructed by taking into account two criteria: the set of classes and subclasses of the basic cell groups and fiber systems of the rat CNS and the topological positions of structures relative to superstructures. No description provided. Cortical nucleus of the amygdala posterior part medial zone Rat cbt 2002-08-05 281 The hierarchy was constructed and adapted according to the information found in the Rat Brain Atlas, Swanson 1992. We have considered three types of brain structures: grisea (neural masses), fiber tracts, and ventricles. The hierarchical tree was constructed by taking into account two criteria: the set of classes and subclasses of the basic cell groups and fiber systems of the rat CNS and the topological positions of structures relative to superstructures. None provided Corticobulbar tract Rat cpt 2002-08-05 281 The hierarchy was constructed and adapted according to the information found in the Rat Brain Atlas, Swanson 1992. We have considered three types of brain structures: grisea (neural masses), fiber tracts, and ventricles. The hierarchical tree was constructed by taking into account two criteria: the set of classes and subclasses of the basic cell groups and fiber systems of the rat CNS and the topological positions of structures relative to superstructures. None provided Corticopontine tract Rat crt 2002-08-05 281 The hierarchy was constructed and adapted according to the information found in the Rat Brain Atlas, Swanson 1992. We have considered three types of brain structures: grisea (neural masses), fiber tracts, and ventricles. The hierarchical tree was constructed by taking into account two criteria: the set of classes and subclasses of the basic cell groups and fiber systems of the rat CNS and the topological positions of structures relative to superstructures. None provided Corticorubral tract Rat cst 2002-08-05 281 The hierarchy was constructed and adapted according to the information found in the Rat Brain Atlas, Swanson 1992. We have considered three types of brain structures: grisea (neural masses), fiber tracts, and ventricles. The hierarchical tree was constructed by taking into account two criteria: the set of classes and subclasses of the basic cell groups and fiber systems of the rat CNS and the topological positions of structures relative to superstructures. None provided Corticospinal tract Rat cte 2002-08-05 281 The hierarchy was constructed and adapted according to the information found in the Rat Brain Atlas, Swanson 1992. We have considered three types of brain structures: grisea (neural masses), fiber tracts, and ventricles. The hierarchical tree was constructed by taking into account two criteria: the set of classes and subclasses of the basic cell groups and fiber systems of the rat CNS and the topological positions of structures relative to superstructures. None provided Corticotectal tract Rat CSN 2002-08-05 281 The hierarchy was constructed and adapted according to the information found in the Rat Brain Atlas, Swanson 1992. We have considered three types of brain structures: grisea (neural masses), fiber tracts, and ventricles. The hierarchical tree was constructed by taking into account two criteria: the set of classes and subclasses of the basic cell groups and fiber systems of the rat CNS and the topological positions of structures relative to superstructures. No description provided. Cranial & Spinal Nerves (&Related) Rat tspc 2002-08-05 281 The hierarchy was constructed and adapted according to the information found in the Rat Brain Atlas, Swanson 1992. We have considered three types of brain structures: grisea (neural masses), fiber tracts, and ventricles. The hierarchical tree was constructed by taking into account two criteria: the set of classes and subclasses of the basic cell groups and fiber systems of the rat CNS and the topological positions of structures relative to superstructures. No description provided. Crossed tectospinal pathway Rat CUL 2002-08-05 281 The hierarchy was constructed and adapted according to the information found in the Rat Brain Atlas, Swanson 1992. We have considered three types of brain structures: grisea (neural masses), fiber tracts, and ventricles. The hierarchical tree was constructed by taking into account two criteria: the set of classes and subclasses of the basic cell groups and fiber systems of the rat CNS and the topological positions of structures relative to superstructures. No description provided. Culmen Rat CUL4 2002-08-05 281 The hierarchy was constructed and adapted according to the information found in the Rat Brain Atlas, Swanson 1992. We have considered three types of brain structures: grisea (neural masses), fiber tracts, and ventricles. The hierarchical tree was constructed by taking into account two criteria: the set of classes and subclasses of the basic cell groups and fiber systems of the rat CNS and the topological positions of structures relative to superstructures. No description provided. Culmen lobule IV Rat CUL5 2002-08-05 281 The hierarchy was constructed and adapted according to the information found in the Rat Brain Atlas, Swanson 1992. We have considered three types of brain structures: grisea (neural masses), fiber tracts, and ventricles. The hierarchical tree was constructed by taking into account two criteria: the set of classes and subclasses of the basic cell groups and fiber systems of the rat CNS and the topological positions of structures relative to superstructures. No description provided. Culmen lobule V Rat cuf 2002-08-05 281 The hierarchy was constructed and adapted according to the information found in the Rat Brain Atlas, Swanson 1992. We have considered three types of brain structures: grisea (neural masses), fiber tracts, and ventricles. The hierarchical tree was constructed by taking into account two criteria: the set of classes and subclasses of the basic cell groups and fiber systems of the rat CNS and the topological positions of structures relative to superstructures. No description provided. Cuneate fascicle Rat CU 2002-08-05 281 The hierarchy was constructed and adapted according to the information found in the Rat Brain Atlas, Swanson 1992. We have considered three types of brain structures: grisea (neural masses), fiber tracts, and ventricles. The hierarchical tree was constructed by taking into account two criteria: the set of classes and subclasses of the basic cell groups and fiber systems of the rat CNS and the topological positions of structures relative to superstructures. According to Cliffer and Gesler 1989, Maslany et al. 1991. Cuneate nucleus Rat CUN 2002-08-05 281 The hierarchy was constructed and adapted according to the information found in the Rat Brain Atlas, Swanson 1992. We have considered three types of brain structures: grisea (neural masses), fiber tracts, and ventricles. The hierarchical tree was constructed by taking into account two criteria: the set of classes and subclasses of the basic cell groups and fiber systems of the rat CNS and the topological positions of structures relative to superstructures. According to Castaldi 1926, Olszewski and Baxter 1954, Swanson et al. 1984. Cuneiform nucleus Rat cct 2002-08-05 281 The hierarchy was constructed and adapted according to the information found in the Rat Brain Atlas, Swanson 1992. We have considered three types of brain structures: grisea (neural masses), fiber tracts, and ventricles. The hierarchical tree was constructed by taking into account two criteria: the set of classes and subclasses of the basic cell groups and fiber systems of the rat CNS and the topological positions of structures relative to superstructures. According to Massopust et al. 1985. Cuneocerebellar tract Rat DEC-a 2002-08-05 281 The hierarchy was constructed and adapted according to the information found in the Rat Brain Atlas, Swanson 1992. We have considered three types of brain structures: grisea (neural masses), fiber tracts, and ventricles. The hierarchical tree was constructed by taking into account two criteria: the set of classes and subclasses of the basic cell groups and fiber systems of the rat CNS and the topological positions of structures relative to superstructures. No description provided. Declive, sublobule a Rat DEC-b 2002-08-05 281 The hierarchy was constructed and adapted according to the information found in the Rat Brain Atlas, Swanson 1992. We have considered three types of brain structures: grisea (neural masses), fiber tracts, and ventricles. The hierarchical tree was constructed by taking into account two criteria: the set of classes and subclasses of the basic cell groups and fiber systems of the rat CNS and the topological positions of structures relative to superstructures. No description provided. Declive, sublobule b Rat DEC-c 2002-08-05 281 The hierarchy was constructed and adapted according to the information found in the Rat Brain Atlas, Swanson 1992. We have considered three types of brain structures: grisea (neural masses), fiber tracts, and ventricles. The hierarchical tree was constructed by taking into account two criteria: the set of classes and subclasses of the basic cell groups and fiber systems of the rat CNS and the topological positions of structures relative to superstructures. No description provided. Declive, sublobule c Rat DEC-D 2002-08-05 281 The hierarchy was constructed and adapted according to the information found in the Rat Brain Atlas, Swanson 1992. We have considered three types of brain structures: grisea (neural masses), fiber tracts, and ventricles. The hierarchical tree was constructed by taking into account two criteria: the set of classes and subclasses of the basic cell groups and fiber systems of the rat CNS and the topological positions of structures relative to superstructures. No description provided. Declive, sublobule d Rat DEC 2002-08-05 281 The hierarchy was constructed and adapted according to the information found in the Rat Brain Atlas, Swanson 1992. We have considered three types of brain structures: grisea (neural masses), fiber tracts, and ventricles. The hierarchical tree was constructed by taking into account two criteria: the set of classes and subclasses of the basic cell groups and fiber systems of the rat CNS and the topological positions of structures relative to superstructures. No description provided. Declive (VI) Rat IVd 2002-08-05 281 The hierarchy was constructed and adapted according to the information found in the Rat Brain Atlas, Swanson 1992. We have considered three types of brain structures: grisea (neural masses), fiber tracts, and ventricles. The hierarchical tree was constructed by taking into account two criteria: the set of classes and subclasses of the basic cell groups and fiber systems of the rat CNS and the topological positions of structures relative to superstructures. No description provided. Decussation of the trochlear nerve Rat DNC 2002-08-05 281 The hierarchy was constructed and adapted according to the information found in the Rat Brain Atlas, Swanson 1992. We have considered three types of brain structures: grisea (neural masses), fiber tracts, and ventricles. The hierarchical tree was constructed by taking into account two criteria: the set of classes and subclasses of the basic cell groups and fiber systems of the rat CNS and the topological positions of structures relative to superstructures. According to Korneliussen 1968, Voogd et al. 1985. Deep cerebellar nuclei Rat DG 2002-08-05 281 The hierarchy was constructed and adapted according to the information found in the Rat Brain Atlas, Swanson 1992. We have considered three types of brain structures: grisea (neural masses), fiber tracts, and ventricles. The hierarchical tree was constructed by taking into account two criteria: the set of classes and subclasses of the basic cell groups and fiber systems of the rat CNS and the topological positions of structures relative to superstructures. No description provided. Dentate gyrus Rat DGcr 2002-08-05 281 The hierarchy was constructed and adapted according to the information found in the Rat Brain Atlas, Swanson 1992. We have considered three types of brain structures: grisea (neural masses), fiber tracts, and ventricles. The hierarchical tree was constructed by taking into account two criteria: the set of classes and subclasses of the basic cell groups and fiber systems of the rat CNS and the topological positions of structures relative to superstructures. No description provided. Dentate gyrus crest Rat DGcr-sg 2002-08-05 281 The hierarchy was constructed and adapted according to the information found in the Rat Brain Atlas, Swanson 1992. We have considered three types of brain structures: grisea (neural masses), fiber tracts, and ventricles. The hierarchical tree was constructed by taking into account two criteria: the set of classes and subclasses of the basic cell groups and fiber systems of the rat CNS and the topological positions of structures relative to superstructures. No description provided. Dentate gyrus crest granule cell layer Rat DGcr-mo 2002-08-05 281 The hierarchy was constructed and adapted according to the information found in the Rat Brain Atlas, Swanson 1992. We have considered three types of brain structures: grisea (neural masses), fiber tracts, and ventricles. The hierarchical tree was constructed by taking into account two criteria: the set of classes and subclasses of the basic cell groups and fiber systems of the rat CNS and the topological positions of structures relative to superstructures. No description provided. Dentate gyrus crest molecular layer Rat DGcr-po 2002-08-05 281 The hierarchy was constructed and adapted according to the information found in the Rat Brain Atlas, Swanson 1992. We have considered three types of brain structures: grisea (neural masses), fiber tracts, and ventricles. The hierarchical tree was constructed by taking into account two criteria: the set of classes and subclasses of the basic cell groups and fiber systems of the rat CNS and the topological positions of structures relative to superstructures. No description provided. Dentate gyrus crest polymorph layer Rat DGlb 2002-08-05 281 The hierarchy was constructed and adapted according to the information found in the Rat Brain Atlas, Swanson 1992. We have considered three types of brain structures: grisea (neural masses), fiber tracts, and ventricles. The hierarchical tree was constructed by taking into account two criteria: the set of classes and subclasses of the basic cell groups and fiber systems of the rat CNS and the topological positions of structures relative to superstructures. No description provided. Dentate gyrus lateral blade Rat DGlb-sg 2002-08-05 281 The hierarchy was constructed and adapted according to the information found in the Rat Brain Atlas, Swanson 1992. We have considered three types of brain structures: grisea (neural masses), fiber tracts, and ventricles. The hierarchical tree was constructed by taking into account two criteria: the set of classes and subclasses of the basic cell groups and fiber systems of the rat CNS and the topological positions of structures relative to superstructures. No description provided. Dentate gyrus lateral blade granule cell layer Rat DGlb-mo 2002-08-05 281 The hierarchy was constructed and adapted according to the information found in the Rat Brain Atlas, Swanson 1992. We have considered three types of brain structures: grisea (neural masses), fiber tracts, and ventricles. The hierarchical tree was constructed by taking into account two criteria: the set of classes and subclasses of the basic cell groups and fiber systems of the rat CNS and the topological positions of structures relative to superstructures. No description provided. Dentate gyrus lateral blade molecular layer Rat DGlb-po 2002-08-05 281 The hierarchy was constructed and adapted according to the information found in the Rat Brain Atlas, Swanson 1992. We have considered three types of brain structures: grisea (neural masses), fiber tracts, and ventricles. The hierarchical tree was constructed by taking into account two criteria: the set of classes and subclasses of the basic cell groups and fiber systems of the rat CNS and the topological positions of structures relative to superstructures. No description provided. Dentate gyrus lateral blade polymorph layer Rat DGmb 2002-08-05 281 The hierarchy was constructed and adapted according to the information found in the Rat Brain Atlas, Swanson 1992. We have considered three types of brain structures: grisea (neural masses), fiber tracts, and ventricles. The hierarchical tree was constructed by taking into account two criteria: the set of classes and subclasses of the basic cell groups and fiber systems of the rat CNS and the topological positions of structures relative to superstructures. No description provided. Dentate gyrus medial blade Rat DGmb-sg 2002-08-05 281 The hierarchy was constructed and adapted according to the information found in the Rat Brain Atlas, Swanson 1992. We have considered three types of brain structures: grisea (neural masses), fiber tracts, and ventricles. The hierarchical tree was constructed by taking into account two criteria: the set of classes and subclasses of the basic cell groups and fiber systems of the rat CNS and the topological positions of structures relative to superstructures. No description provided. Dentate gyrus medial blade granule cell layer Rat DGmb-mo 2002-08-05 281 The hierarchy was constructed and adapted according to the information found in the Rat Brain Atlas, Swanson 1992. We have considered three types of brain structures: grisea (neural masses), fiber tracts, and ventricles. The hierarchical tree was constructed by taking into account two criteria: the set of classes and subclasses of the basic cell groups and fiber systems of the rat CNS and the topological positions of structures relative to superstructures. No description provided. Dentate gyrus medial blade molecular layer Rat DGmb-po 2002-08-05 281 The hierarchy was constructed and adapted according to the information found in the Rat Brain Atlas, Swanson 1992. We have considered three types of brain structures: grisea (neural masses), fiber tracts, and ventricles. The hierarchical tree was constructed by taking into account two criteria: the set of classes and subclasses of the basic cell groups and fiber systems of the rat CNS and the topological positions of structures relative to superstructures. No description provided. Dentate gyrus medial blade polymorph layer Rat DN 2002-08-05 281 The hierarchy was constructed and adapted according to the information found in the Rat Brain Atlas, Swanson 1992. We have considered three types of brain structures: grisea (neural masses), fiber tracts, and ventricles. The hierarchical tree was constructed by taking into account two criteria: the set of classes and subclasses of the basic cell groups and fiber systems of the rat CNS and the topological positions of structures relative to superstructures. No description provided. Dentate nucleus Rat DNp 2002-08-05 281 The hierarchy was constructed and adapted according to the information found in the Rat Brain Atlas, Swanson 1992. We have considered three types of brain structures: grisea (neural masses), fiber tracts, and ventricles. The hierarchical tree was constructed by taking into account two criteria: the set of classes and subclasses of the basic cell groups and fiber systems of the rat CNS and the topological positions of structures relative to superstructures. No description provided. Dentate nucleus parvicellular part Rat DN_p 2002-08-05 281 The hierarchy was constructed and adapted according to the information found in the Rat Brain Atlas, Swanson 1992. We have considered three types of brain structures: grisea (neural masses), fiber tracts, and ventricles. The hierarchical tree was constructed by taking into account two criteria: the set of classes and subclasses of the basic cell groups and fiber systems of the rat CNS and the topological positions of structures relative to superstructures. This is the part of the dentate nucleus from which the parvicellular part is excluded. Dentate nucleus proper Rat dscp 2002-08-05 281 The hierarchy was constructed and adapted according to the information found in the Rat Brain Atlas, Swanson 1992. We have considered three types of brain structures: grisea (neural masses), fiber tracts, and ventricles. The hierarchical tree was constructed by taking into account two criteria: the set of classes and subclasses of the basic cell groups and fiber systems of the rat CNS and the topological positions of structures relative to superstructures. According to Caughell and Flummerfelt 1977. Descussation of the scp Rat tspd 2002-08-05 281 The hierarchy was constructed and adapted according to the information found in the Rat Brain Atlas, Swanson 1992. We have considered three types of brain structures: grisea (neural masses), fiber tracts, and ventricles. The hierarchical tree was constructed by taking into account two criteria: the set of classes and subclasses of the basic cell groups and fiber systems of the rat CNS and the topological positions of structures relative to superstructures. No description provided. Direct tectospinal pathway Rat IOda 2002-08-05 281 The hierarchy was constructed and adapted according to the information found in the Rat Brain Atlas, Swanson 1992. We have considered three types of brain structures: grisea (neural masses), fiber tracts, and ventricles. The hierarchical tree was constructed by taking into account two criteria: the set of classes and subclasses of the basic cell groups and fiber systems of the rat CNS and the topological positions of structures relative to superstructures. No description provided. Dorsal accessory olive Rat das 2002-08-05 281 The hierarchy was constructed and adapted according to the information found in the Rat Brain Atlas, Swanson 1992. We have considered three types of brain structures: grisea (neural masses), fiber tracts, and ventricles. The hierarchical tree was constructed by taking into account two criteria: the set of classes and subclasses of the basic cell groups and fiber systems of the rat CNS and the topological positions of structures relative to superstructures. According to Harrison and Feldman 1970. Dorsal acoustic stria Rat AUDd 2002-08-05 281 The hierarchy was constructed and adapted according to the information found in the Rat Brain Atlas, Swanson 1992. We have considered three types of brain structures: grisea (neural masses), fiber tracts, and ventricles. The hierarchical tree was constructed by taking into account two criteria: the set of classes and subclasses of the basic cell groups and fiber systems of the rat CNS and the topological positions of structures relative to superstructures. According to Azizi et al. 1985, Sally and Kelly 1988, Kelly and Sally 1988. Dorsal auditory areas Rat DCO 2002-08-05 281 The hierarchy was constructed and adapted according to the information found in the Rat Brain Atlas, Swanson 1992. We have considered three types of brain structures: grisea (neural masses), fiber tracts, and ventricles. The hierarchical tree was constructed by taking into account two criteria: the set of classes and subclasses of the basic cell groups and fiber systems of the rat CNS and the topological positions of structures relative to superstructures. According to Harrison and Feldman 1970, Osen et al. 1985, Webster 1985. Dorsal coclear nucleus Rat DCN 2002-08-05 281 The hierarchy was constructed and adapted according to the information found in the Rat Brain Atlas, Swanson 1992. We have considered three types of brain structures: grisea (neural masses), fiber tracts, and ventricles. The hierarchical tree was constructed by taking into account two criteria: the set of classes and subclasses of the basic cell groups and fiber systems of the rat CNS and the topological positions of structures relative to superstructures. According to Torvik 1956, Nord 1967. Dorsal column nuclei Rat dc 2002-08-05 281 The hierarchy was constructed and adapted according to the information found in the Rat Brain Atlas, Swanson 1992. We have considered three types of brain structures: grisea (neural masses), fiber tracts, and ventricles. The hierarchical tree was constructed by taking into account two criteria: the set of classes and subclasses of the basic cell groups and fiber systems of the rat CNS and the topological positions of structures relative to superstructures. According to Cliffer and Giesler 1989. Dorsal columns Rat DOL 2002-08-05 281 The hierarchy was constructed and adapted according to the information found in the Rat Brain Atlas, Swanson 1992. We have considered three types of brain structures: grisea (neural masses), fiber tracts, and ventricles. The hierarchical tree was constructed by taking into account two criteria: the set of classes and subclasses of the basic cell groups and fiber systems of the rat CNS and the topological positions of structures relative to superstructures. According to Hancock and Peveto 1979. Dorsal commissural nucleus Rat dcm 2002-08-05 281 The hierarchy was constructed and adapted according to the information found in the Rat Brain Atlas, Swanson 1992. We have considered three types of brain structures: grisea (neural masses), fiber tracts, and ventricles. The hierarchical tree was constructed by taking into account two criteria: the set of classes and subclasses of the basic cell groups and fiber systems of the rat CNS and the topological positions of structures relative to superstructures. No description provided. Dorsal commissure of the spinal cord Rat df 2002-08-05 281 The hierarchy was constructed and adapted according to the information found in the Rat Brain Atlas, Swanson 1992. We have considered three types of brain structures: grisea (neural masses), fiber tracts, and ventricles. The hierarchical tree was constructed by taking into account two criteria: the set of classes and subclasses of the basic cell groups and fiber systems of the rat CNS and the topological positions of structures relative to superstructures. None provided Dorsal fornix Rat dhc 2002-08-05 281 The hierarchy was constructed and adapted according to the information found in the Rat Brain Atlas, Swanson 1992. We have considered three types of brain structures: grisea (neural masses), fiber tracts, and ventricles. The hierarchical tree was constructed by taking into account two criteria: the set of classes and subclasses of the basic cell groups and fiber systems of the rat CNS and the topological positions of structures relative to superstructures. None provided Dorsal hippocampal commissure Rat ab 2002-08-05 281 The hierarchy was constructed and adapted according to the information found in the Rat Brain Atlas, Swanson 1992. We have considered three types of brain structures: grisea (neural masses), fiber tracts, and ventricles. The hierarchical tree was constructed by taking into account two criteria: the set of classes and subclasses of the basic cell groups and fiber systems of the rat CNS and the topological positions of structures relative to superstructures. None provided Dorsal hippocampal commissure angular bundle Rat DH 2002-08-05 281 The hierarchy was constructed and adapted according to the information found in the Rat Brain Atlas, Swanson 1992. We have considered three types of brain structures: grisea (neural masses), fiber tracts, and ventricles. The hierarchical tree was constructed by taking into account two criteria: the set of classes and subclasses of the basic cell groups and fiber systems of the rat CNS and the topological positions of structures relative to superstructures. The basic subdivision of the dorsal hron of the spinal cord used by Cajal (1995) has been adopted here. He divided the base of the dorsal horn into medial and lateral basal nuclei (together called the BDG here), whereas his head and neck (center) of the dorsal horn has come to be referred to as the nucleus proprius (see Carpenter and Sutin 1983), the reticular nucleus (process) is found lateral to the nucleus proprius (see Rexed 1952). Dorsal horn of the spinal cord Rat dlf 2002-08-05 281 The hierarchy was constructed and adapted according to the information found in the Rat Brain Atlas, Swanson 1992. We have considered three types of brain structures: grisea (neural masses), fiber tracts, and ventricles. The hierarchical tree was constructed by taking into account two criteria: the set of classes and subclasses of the basic cell groups and fiber systems of the rat CNS and the topological positions of structures relative to superstructures. According to Nauta and Haymaker 1969. Dorsal longitudinal fascicle Rat DMX 2002-08-05 281 The hierarchy was constructed and adapted according to the information found in the Rat Brain Atlas, Swanson 1992. We have considered three types of brain structures: grisea (neural masses), fiber tracts, and ventricles. The hierarchical tree was constructed by taking into account two criteria: the set of classes and subclasses of the basic cell groups and fiber systems of the rat CNS and the topological positions of structures relative to superstructures. According to Fox and Powley 1985, Norgren and Smith 1988, Altshuler et al. 1991. Dorsal motor nucleus of the vagus nerve Rat DSN 2002-08-05 281 The hierarchy was constructed and adapted according to the information found in the Rat Brain Atlas, Swanson 1992. We have considered three types of brain structures: grisea (neural masses), fiber tracts, and ventricles. The hierarchical tree was constructed by taking into account two criteria: the set of classes and subclasses of the basic cell groups and fiber systems of the rat CNS and the topological positions of structures relative to superstructures. According to Matsushita and Hosoya 1979. Dorsal nucleus of the spinal cord Rat DSNc 2002-08-05 281 The hierarchy was constructed and adapted according to the information found in the Rat Brain Atlas, Swanson 1992. We have considered three types of brain structures: grisea (neural masses), fiber tracts, and ventricles. The hierarchical tree was constructed by taking into account two criteria: the set of classes and subclasses of the basic cell groups and fiber systems of the rat CNS and the topological positions of structures relative to superstructures. According to Edgley and Grant 1991. Dorsal nucleus of the spinal cord caudal part Rat DR 2002-08-05 281 The hierarchy was constructed and adapted according to the information found in the Rat Brain Atlas, Swanson 1992. We have considered three types of brain structures: grisea (neural masses), fiber tracts, and ventricles. The hierarchical tree was constructed by taking into account two criteria: the set of classes and subclasses of the basic cell groups and fiber systems of the rat CNS and the topological positions of structures relative to superstructures. According to Brown 1943, Valverde 1962, Descarries et al. 1982, Park 1987. Dorsal nucleus raphe Rat LGd 2002-08-05 281 The hierarchy was constructed and adapted according to the information found in the Rat Brain Atlas, Swanson 1992. We have considered three types of brain structures: grisea (neural masses), fiber tracts, and ventricles. The hierarchical tree was constructed by taking into account two criteria: the set of classes and subclasses of the basic cell groups and fiber systems of the rat CNS and the topological positions of structures relative to superstructures. None provided Dorsal part of the lateral geniculate complex Rat PMd 2002-08-05 281 The hierarchy was constructed and adapted according to the information found in the Rat Brain Atlas, Swanson 1992. We have considered three types of brain structures: grisea (neural masses), fiber tracts, and ventricles. The hierarchical tree was constructed by taking into account two criteria: the set of classes and subclasses of the basic cell groups and fiber systems of the rat CNS and the topological positions of structures relative to superstructures. None provided Dorsal premammillary nucleus Rat drt 2002-08-05 281 The hierarchy was constructed and adapted according to the information found in the Rat Brain Atlas, Swanson 1992. We have considered three types of brain structures: grisea (neural masses), fiber tracts, and ventricles. The hierarchical tree was constructed by taking into account two criteria: the set of classes and subclasses of the basic cell groups and fiber systems of the rat CNS and the topological positions of structures relative to superstructures. According to Waibl 1973, Hebel and Stromberg 1986, Neuhuber and Zenker 1989, Arvidsson and Pfaller 1990, Rivero-Melian and Grant 1990, Silverman and Kruger 1990, LaMotte et al. 1991. Dorsal roots Rat sctd 2002-08-05 281 The hierarchy was constructed and adapted according to the information found in the Rat Brain Atlas, Swanson 1992. We have considered three types of brain structures: grisea (neural masses), fiber tracts, and ventricles. The hierarchical tree was constructed by taking into account two criteria: the set of classes and subclasses of the basic cell groups and fiber systems of the rat CNS and the topological positions of structures relative to superstructures. According to Yamada et al. 1991. Dorsal spinocerebellar tract Rat dtd 2002-08-05 281 The hierarchy was constructed and adapted according to the information found in the Rat Brain Atlas, Swanson 1992. We have considered three types of brain structures: grisea (neural masses), fiber tracts, and ventricles. The hierarchical tree was constructed by taking into account two criteria: the set of classes and subclasses of the basic cell groups and fiber systems of the rat CNS and the topological positions of structures relative to superstructures. No description provided. Dorsal tegmental decussation Rat DTN 2002-08-05 281 The hierarchy was constructed and adapted according to the information found in the Rat Brain Atlas, Swanson 1992. We have considered three types of brain structures: grisea (neural masses), fiber tracts, and ventricles. The hierarchical tree was constructed by taking into account two criteria: the set of classes and subclasses of the basic cell groups and fiber systems of the rat CNS and the topological positions of structures relative to superstructures. According to Cowan 1964,Hayakawa ans Zyo 1983. Dorsal tegmental nucleus Rat dtt 2002-08-05 281 The hierarchy was constructed and adapted according to the information found in the Rat Brain Atlas, Swanson 1992. We have considered three types of brain structures: grisea (neural masses), fiber tracts, and ventricles. The hierarchical tree was constructed by taking into account two criteria: the set of classes and subclasses of the basic cell groups and fiber systems of the rat CNS and the topological positions of structures relative to superstructures. According to Lindvall and Bjorklund 1984. Dorsal tegmental tract Rat DT 2002-08-05 281 The hierarchy was constructed and adapted according to the information found in the Rat Brain Atlas, Swanson 1992. We have considered three types of brain structures: grisea (neural masses), fiber tracts, and ventricles. The hierarchical tree was constructed by taking into account two criteria: the set of classes and subclasses of the basic cell groups and fiber systems of the rat CNS and the topological positions of structures relative to superstructures. According to Hayhow et al 1960, Terubayashi and Fujisawa 1984, Giolli et al. 1989. Dorsal terminal nucleus of the accessory optic tract Rat DOR 2002-08-05 281 The hierarchy was constructed and adapted according to the information found in the Rat Brain Atlas, Swanson 1992. We have considered three types of brain structures: grisea (neural masses), fiber tracts, and ventricles. The hierarchical tree was constructed by taking into account two criteria: the set of classes and subclasses of the basic cell groups and fiber systems of the rat CNS and the topological positions of structures relative to superstructures. None provided Dorsal Thalamus Rat dl 2002-08-05 281 The hierarchy was constructed and adapted according to the information found in the Rat Brain Atlas, Swanson 1992. We have considered three types of brain structures: grisea (neural masses), fiber tracts, and ventricles. The hierarchical tree was constructed by taking into account two criteria: the set of classes and subclasses of the basic cell groups and fiber systems of the rat CNS and the topological positions of structures relative to superstructures. According to Chung et al. 1987. Dorsolateral fascicle Rat DMH 2002-08-05 281 The hierarchy was constructed and adapted according to the information found in the Rat Brain Atlas, Swanson 1992. We have considered three types of brain structures: grisea (neural masses), fiber tracts, and ventricles. The hierarchical tree was constructed by taking into account two criteria: the set of classes and subclasses of the basic cell groups and fiber systems of the rat CNS and the topological positions of structures relative to superstructures. None provided Dorsomedial nucleus of the hypothalamus Rat DMHa 2002-08-05 281 The hierarchy was constructed and adapted according to the information found in the Rat Brain Atlas, Swanson 1992. We have considered three types of brain structures: grisea (neural masses), fiber tracts, and ventricles. The hierarchical tree was constructed by taking into account two criteria: the set of classes and subclasses of the basic cell groups and fiber systems of the rat CNS and the topological positions of structures relative to superstructures. None provided Dorsomedial nucleus of the hypothalamus anterior part Rat DMHp 2002-08-05 281 The hierarchy was constructed and adapted according to the information found in the Rat Brain Atlas, Swanson 1992. We have considered three types of brain structures: grisea (neural masses), fiber tracts, and ventricles. The hierarchical tree was constructed by taking into account two criteria: the set of classes and subclasses of the basic cell groups and fiber systems of the rat CNS and the topological positions of structures relative to superstructures. None provided Dorsomedial nucleus of the hypothalamus posterior part Rat DMHv 2002-08-05 281 The hierarchy was constructed and adapted according to the information found in the Rat Brain Atlas, Swanson 1992. We have considered three types of brain structures: grisea (neural masses), fiber tracts, and ventricles. The hierarchical tree was constructed by taking into account two criteria: the set of classes and subclasses of the basic cell groups and fiber systems of the rat CNS and the topological positions of structures relative to superstructures. None provided Dorsomedial nucleus of the hypothalamus ventral part Rat ECT 2002-08-05 281 The hierarchy was constructed and adapted according to the information found in the Rat Brain Atlas, Swanson 1992. We have considered three types of brain structures: grisea (neural masses), fiber tracts, and ventricles. The hierarchical tree was constructed by taking into account two criteria: the set of classes and subclasses of the basic cell groups and fiber systems of the rat CNS and the topological positions of structures relative to superstructures. According to Krieg 1946a, b, Miller and Vogt 1984, see note 40. Ectorhinal area Rat EW 2002-08-05 281 The hierarchy was constructed and adapted according to the information found in the Rat Brain Atlas, Swanson 1992. We have considered three types of brain structures: grisea (neural masses), fiber tracts, and ventricles. The hierarchical tree was constructed by taking into account two criteria: the set of classes and subclasses of the basic cell groups and fiber systems of the rat CNS and the topological positions of structures relative to superstructures. According to Loewy et al. 1978, Martin and Dolivo 1983. Edinger-Westphal nucleus Rat ECO 2002-08-05 281 The hierarchy was constructed and adapted according to the information found in the Rat Brain Atlas, Swanson 1992. We have considered three types of brain structures: grisea (neural masses), fiber tracts, and ventricles. The hierarchical tree was constructed by taking into account two criteria: the set of classes and subclasses of the basic cell groups and fiber systems of the rat CNS and the topological positions of structures relative to superstructures. According to White and Warr 1983, Vetter et al. 1991, Vetter and Mugnaini 1992. Efferent cochlear group Rat cvb 2002-08-05 281 The hierarchy was constructed and adapted according to the information found in the Rat Brain Atlas, Swanson 1992. We have considered three types of brain structures: grisea (neural masses), fiber tracts, and ventricles. The hierarchical tree was constructed by taking into account two criteria: the set of classes and subclasses of the basic cell groups and fiber systems of the rat CNS and the topological positions of structures relative to superstructures. According to Strutz 1982, White and Warr 1983, Osen et al. 1984. Efferent cochleovestibular bundle Rat EV 2002-08-05 281 The hierarchy was constructed and adapted according to the information found in the Rat Brain Atlas, Swanson 1992. We have considered three types of brain structures: grisea (neural masses), fiber tracts, and ventricles. The hierarchical tree was constructed by taking into account two criteria: the set of classes and subclasses of the basic cell groups and fiber systems of the rat CNS and the topological positions of structures relative to superstructures. According to Strutz 1982. Efferent vesstibular nucleus Rat EP 2002-08-05 281 The hierarchy was constructed and adapted according to the information found in the Rat Brain Atlas, Swanson 1992. We have considered three types of brain structures: grisea (neural masses), fiber tracts, and ventricles. The hierarchical tree was constructed by taking into account two criteria: the set of classes and subclasses of the basic cell groups and fiber systems of the rat CNS and the topological positions of structures relative to superstructures. According to Krettek and Price 1978. This nucleus appears to form the olfactory component of the claustrum, deep to the piriform area (see also Gurdjian 1928). Endopiriform nucleus Rat EPd 2002-08-05 281 The hierarchy was constructed and adapted according to the information found in the Rat Brain Atlas, Swanson 1992. We have considered three types of brain structures: grisea (neural masses), fiber tracts, and ventricles. The hierarchical tree was constructed by taking into account two criteria: the set of classes and subclasses of the basic cell groups and fiber systems of the rat CNS and the topological positions of structures relative to superstructures. No description provided Endopiriform nucleus dorsal part Rat EPv 2002-08-05 281 The hierarchy was constructed and adapted according to the information found in the Rat Brain Atlas, Swanson 1992. We have considered three types of brain structures: grisea (neural masses), fiber tracts, and ventricles. The hierarchical tree was constructed by taking into account two criteria: the set of classes and subclasses of the basic cell groups and fiber systems of the rat CNS and the topological positions of structures relative to superstructures. No description provided Endopiriform nucleus ventral part Rat ENT 2002-08-05 281 The hierarchy was constructed and adapted according to the information found in the Rat Brain Atlas, Swanson 1992. We have considered three types of brain structures: grisea (neural masses), fiber tracts, and ventricles. The hierarchical tree was constructed by taking into account two criteria: the set of classes and subclasses of the basic cell groups and fiber systems of the rat CNS and the topological positions of structures relative to superstructures. None provided Entorhinal area Rat ENTl 2002-08-05 281 The hierarchy was constructed and adapted according to the information found in the Rat Brain Atlas, Swanson 1992. We have considered three types of brain structures: grisea (neural masses), fiber tracts, and ventricles. The hierarchical tree was constructed by taking into account two criteria: the set of classes and subclasses of the basic cell groups and fiber systems of the rat CNS and the topological positions of structures relative to superstructures. None provided Entorhinal area, lateral part Rat ENTl1-6 2002-08-05 281 The hierarchy was constructed and adapted according to the information found in the Rat Brain Atlas, Swanson 1992. We have considered three types of brain structures: grisea (neural masses), fiber tracts, and ventricles. The hierarchical tree was constructed by taking into account two criteria: the set of classes and subclasses of the basic cell groups and fiber systems of the rat CNS and the topological positions of structures relative to superstructures. None provided Entorhinal area, lateral part layers 1-6 Rat ENTm1-6 2002-08-05 281 The hierarchy was constructed and adapted according to the information found in the Rat Brain Atlas, Swanson 1992. We have considered three types of brain structures: grisea (neural masses), fiber tracts, and ventricles. The hierarchical tree was constructed by taking into account two criteria: the set of classes and subclasses of the basic cell groups and fiber systems of the rat CNS and the topological positions of structures relative to superstructures. None provided Entorhinal area medial part, dorsal zone layers 1-6 Rat ENTMv 2002-08-05 281 The hierarchy was constructed and adapted according to the information found in the Rat Brain Atlas, Swanson 1992. We have considered three types of brain structures: grisea (neural masses), fiber tracts, and ventricles. The hierarchical tree was constructed by taking into account two criteria: the set of classes and subclasses of the basic cell groups and fiber systems of the rat CNS and the topological positions of structures relative to superstructures. None provided Entorhinal area medial part, ventral zone Rat EPI 2002-08-05 281 The hierarchy was constructed and adapted according to the information found in the Rat Brain Atlas, Swanson 1992. We have considered three types of brain structures: grisea (neural masses), fiber tracts, and ventricles. The hierarchical tree was constructed by taking into account two criteria: the set of classes and subclasses of the basic cell groups and fiber systems of the rat CNS and the topological positions of structures relative to superstructures. None provided Epithalamus Rat ECU 2002-08-05 281 The hierarchy was constructed and adapted according to the information found in the Rat Brain Atlas, Swanson 1992. We have considered three types of brain structures: grisea (neural masses), fiber tracts, and ventricles. The hierarchical tree was constructed by taking into account two criteria: the set of classes and subclasses of the basic cell groups and fiber systems of the rat CNS and the topological positions of structures relative to superstructures. According Campbell et al. 1974. External cuneate nucleus Rat esp 2002-08-05 281 The hierarchy was constructed and adapted according to the information found in the Rat Brain Atlas, Swanson 1992. We have considered three types of brain structures: grisea (neural masses), fiber tracts, and ventricles. The hierarchical tree was constructed by taking into account two criteria: the set of classes and subclasses of the basic cell groups and fiber systems of the rat CNS and the topological positions of structures relative to superstructures. No description provided. Extrapyramidal fiber systems Rat esp(bg) 2002-08-05 281 The hierarchy was constructed and adapted according to the information found in the Rat Brain Atlas, Swanson 1992. We have considered three types of brain structures: grisea (neural masses), fiber tracts, and ventricles. The hierarchical tree was constructed by taking into account two criteria: the set of classes and subclasses of the basic cell groups and fiber systems of the rat CNS and the topological positions of structures relative to superstructures. No description provided. Extrapyramidal fiber systems, basal-nuclei related Rat Viin 2002-08-05 281 The hierarchy was constructed and adapted according to the information found in the Rat Brain Atlas, Swanson 1992. We have considered three types of brain structures: grisea (neural masses), fiber tracts, and ventricles. The hierarchical tree was constructed by taking into account two criteria: the set of classes and subclasses of the basic cell groups and fiber systems of the rat CNS and the topological positions of structures relative to superstructures. According to Martin et al. 1977, Hebel and Stromberg 1986. Facial nerve Rat VII 2002-08-05 281 The hierarchy was constructed and adapted according to the information found in the Rat Brain Atlas, Swanson 1992. We have considered three types of brain structures: grisea (neural masses), fiber tracts, and ventricles. The hierarchical tree was constructed by taking into account two criteria: the set of classes and subclasses of the basic cell groups and fiber systems of the rat CNS and the topological positions of structures relative to superstructures. According to Martin et al. 1977, Watson et al. 1982, Friauf and Herbert 1985, Friauf 1986. Facial nucleus Rat VII_p 2002-08-05 281 The hierarchy was constructed and adapted according to the information found in the Rat Brain Atlas, Swanson 1992. We have considered three types of brain structures: grisea (neural masses), fiber tracts, and ventricles. The hierarchical tree was constructed by taking into account two criteria: the set of classes and subclasses of the basic cell groups and fiber systems of the rat CNS and the topological positions of structures relative to superstructures. This is the remaining part of the facial nucleus eafter eliminating the accessory facial nucleus. Refer to Atlas plates 52-55. Facial nucleus_proper Rat fr 2002-08-05 281 The hierarchy was constructed and adapted according to the information found in the Rat Brain Atlas, Swanson 1992. We have considered three types of brain structures: grisea (neural masses), fiber tracts, and ventricles. The hierarchical tree was constructed by taking into account two criteria: the set of classes and subclasses of the basic cell groups and fiber systems of the rat CNS and the topological positions of structures relative to superstructures. According to Gurdjian 1925, Herkenham and Nauta 1979, Contestabile et al. 1987. Fasciculus retroflexus Rat FC 2002-08-05 281 The hierarchy was constructed and adapted according to the information found in the Rat Brain Atlas, Swanson 1992. We have considered three types of brain structures: grisea (neural masses), fiber tracts, and ventricles. The hierarchical tree was constructed by taking into account two criteria: the set of classes and subclasses of the basic cell groups and fiber systems of the rat CNS and the topological positions of structures relative to superstructures. According to Hjorth-Simonsen 1972. Fasciola cinerea Rat FN 2002-08-05 281 The hierarchy was constructed and adapted according to the information found in the Rat Brain Atlas, Swanson 1992. We have considered three types of brain structures: grisea (neural masses), fiber tracts, and ventricles. The hierarchical tree was constructed by taking into account two criteria: the set of classes and subclasses of the basic cell groups and fiber systems of the rat CNS and the topological positions of structures relative to superstructures. No description provided. Fastigial nucleus Rat CA1 2002-08-05 281 The hierarchy was constructed and adapted according to the information found in the Rat Brain Atlas, Swanson 1992. We have considered three types of brain structures: grisea (neural masses), fiber tracts, and ventricles. The hierarchical tree was constructed by taking into account two criteria: the set of classes and subclasses of the basic cell groups and fiber systems of the rat CNS and the topological positions of structures relative to superstructures. No description provided. Field CA1 Rat CA1sp 2002-08-05 281 The hierarchy was constructed and adapted according to the information found in the Rat Brain Atlas, Swanson 1992. We have considered three types of brain structures: grisea (neural masses), fiber tracts, and ventricles. The hierarchical tree was constructed by taking into account two criteria: the set of classes and subclasses of the basic cell groups and fiber systems of the rat CNS and the topological positions of structures relative to superstructures. No description provided. Field CA1 pyramidal layer Rat CA1spd 2002-08-05 281 The hierarchy was constructed and adapted according to the information found in the Rat Brain Atlas, Swanson 1992. We have considered three types of brain structures: grisea (neural masses), fiber tracts, and ventricles. The hierarchical tree was constructed by taking into account two criteria: the set of classes and subclasses of the basic cell groups and fiber systems of the rat CNS and the topological positions of structures relative to superstructures. No description provided. Field CA1 pyramidal layer, deep Rat CA1sps 2002-08-05 281 The hierarchy was constructed and adapted according to the information found in the Rat Brain Atlas, Swanson 1992. We have considered three types of brain structures: grisea (neural masses), fiber tracts, and ventricles. The hierarchical tree was constructed by taking into account two criteria: the set of classes and subclasses of the basic cell groups and fiber systems of the rat CNS and the topological positions of structures relative to superstructures. No description provided. Field CA1 pyramidal layer, superficial Rat CA1slm 2002-08-05 281 The hierarchy was constructed and adapted according to the information found in the Rat Brain Atlas, Swanson 1992. We have considered three types of brain structures: grisea (neural masses), fiber tracts, and ventricles. The hierarchical tree was constructed by taking into account two criteria: the set of classes and subclasses of the basic cell groups and fiber systems of the rat CNS and the topological positions of structures relative to superstructures. No description provided. Field CA1 stratum lacunosum-moleculare Rat CA1so 2002-08-05 281 The hierarchy was constructed and adapted according to the information found in the Rat Brain Atlas, Swanson 1992. We have considered three types of brain structures: grisea (neural masses), fiber tracts, and ventricles. The hierarchical tree was constructed by taking into account two criteria: the set of classes and subclasses of the basic cell groups and fiber systems of the rat CNS and the topological positions of structures relative to superstructures. No description provided. Field CA1 stratum oriens Rat CA1sr 2002-08-05 281 The hierarchy was constructed and adapted according to the information found in the Rat Brain Atlas, Swanson 1992. We have considered three types of brain structures: grisea (neural masses), fiber tracts, and ventricles. The hierarchical tree was constructed by taking into account two criteria: the set of classes and subclasses of the basic cell groups and fiber systems of the rat CNS and the topological positions of structures relative to superstructures. No description provided. Field CA1 stratum radiatum Rat CA2 2002-08-05 281 The hierarchy was constructed and adapted according to the information found in the Rat Brain Atlas, Swanson 1992. We have considered three types of brain structures: grisea (neural masses), fiber tracts, and ventricles. The hierarchical tree was constructed by taking into account two criteria: the set of classes and subclasses of the basic cell groups and fiber systems of the rat CNS and the topological positions of structures relative to superstructures. No description provided. Field CA2 Rat CA2sp 2002-08-05 281 The hierarchy was constructed and adapted according to the information found in the Rat Brain Atlas, Swanson 1992. We have considered three types of brain structures: grisea (neural masses), fiber tracts, and ventricles. The hierarchical tree was constructed by taking into account two criteria: the set of classes and subclasses of the basic cell groups and fiber systems of the rat CNS and the topological positions of structures relative to superstructures. No description provided. Field CA2 pyramidal layer Rat CA2slm 2002-08-05 281 The hierarchy was constructed and adapted according to the information found in the Rat Brain Atlas, Swanson 1992. We have considered three types of brain structures: grisea (neural masses), fiber tracts, and ventricles. The hierarchical tree was constructed by taking into account two criteria: the set of classes and subclasses of the basic cell groups and fiber systems of the rat CNS and the topological positions of structures relative to superstructures. No description provided. Field CA2 stratum lacunosum-moleculare Rat CA2so 2002-08-05 281 The hierarchy was constructed and adapted according to the information found in the Rat Brain Atlas, Swanson 1992. We have considered three types of brain structures: grisea (neural masses), fiber tracts, and ventricles. The hierarchical tree was constructed by taking into account two criteria: the set of classes and subclasses of the basic cell groups and fiber systems of the rat CNS and the topological positions of structures relative to superstructures. No description provided. Field CA2 stratum oriens Rat CA2sr 2002-08-05 281 The hierarchy was constructed and adapted according to the information found in the Rat Brain Atlas, Swanson 1992. We have considered three types of brain structures: grisea (neural masses), fiber tracts, and ventricles. The hierarchical tree was constructed by taking into account two criteria: the set of classes and subclasses of the basic cell groups and fiber systems of the rat CNS and the topological positions of structures relative to superstructures. No description provided. Field CA2 stratum radiatum Rat CA3 2002-08-05 281 The hierarchy was constructed and adapted according to the information found in the Rat Brain Atlas, Swanson 1992. We have considered three types of brain structures: grisea (neural masses), fiber tracts, and ventricles. The hierarchical tree was constructed by taking into account two criteria: the set of classes and subclasses of the basic cell groups and fiber systems of the rat CNS and the topological positions of structures relative to superstructures. No description provided. Field CA3 Rat CA3sp 2002-08-05 281 The hierarchy was constructed and adapted according to the information found in the Rat Brain Atlas, Swanson 1992. We have considered three types of brain structures: grisea (neural masses), fiber tracts, and ventricles. The hierarchical tree was constructed by taking into account two criteria: the set of classes and subclasses of the basic cell groups and fiber systems of the rat CNS and the topological positions of structures relative to superstructures. No description provided. Field CA3 pyramidal layer Rat CA3slm 2002-08-05 281 The hierarchy was constructed and adapted according to the information found in the Rat Brain Atlas, Swanson 1992. We have considered three types of brain structures: grisea (neural masses), fiber tracts, and ventricles. The hierarchical tree was constructed by taking into account two criteria: the set of classes and subclasses of the basic cell groups and fiber systems of the rat CNS and the topological positions of structures relative to superstructures. No description provided. Field CA3 stratum lacunosum-moleculare Rat CA3slu 2002-08-05 281 The hierarchy was constructed and adapted according to the information found in the Rat Brain Atlas, Swanson 1992. We have considered three types of brain structures: grisea (neural masses), fiber tracts, and ventricles. The hierarchical tree was constructed by taking into account two criteria: the set of classes and subclasses of the basic cell groups and fiber systems of the rat CNS and the topological positions of structures relative to superstructures. No description provided. Field CA3 stratum lucidum Rat CA3so 2002-08-05 281 The hierarchy was constructed and adapted according to the information found in the Rat Brain Atlas, Swanson 1992. We have considered three types of brain structures: grisea (neural masses), fiber tracts, and ventricles. The hierarchical tree was constructed by taking into account two criteria: the set of classes and subclasses of the basic cell groups and fiber systems of the rat CNS and the topological positions of structures relative to superstructures. No description provided. Field CA3 stratum oriens Rat FF 2002-08-05 281 The hierarchy was constructed and adapted according to the information found in the Rat Brain Atlas, Swanson 1992. We have considered three types of brain structures: grisea (neural masses), fiber tracts, and ventricles. The hierarchical tree was constructed by taking into account two criteria: the set of classes and subclasses of the basic cell groups and fiber systems of the rat CNS and the topological positions of structures relative to superstructures. None provided Fields of Forel Rat fi 2002-08-05 281 The hierarchy was constructed and adapted according to the information found in the Rat Brain Atlas, Swanson 1992. We have considered three types of brain structures: grisea (neural masses), fiber tracts, and ventricles. The hierarchical tree was constructed by taking into account two criteria: the set of classes and subclasses of the basic cell groups and fiber systems of the rat CNS and the topological positions of structures relative to superstructures. None provided Fimbria Rat FL 2002-08-05 281 The hierarchy was constructed and adapted according to the information found in the Rat Brain Atlas, Swanson 1992. We have considered three types of brain structures: grisea (neural masses), fiber tracts, and ventricles. The hierarchical tree was constructed by taking into account two criteria: the set of classes and subclasses of the basic cell groups and fiber systems of the rat CNS and the topological positions of structures relative to superstructures. No description provided. Flocculus Rat FOTU 2002-08-05 281 The hierarchy was constructed and adapted according to the information found in the Rat Brain Atlas, Swanson 1992. We have considered three types of brain structures: grisea (neural masses), fiber tracts, and ventricles. The hierarchical tree was constructed by taking into account two criteria: the set of classes and subclasses of the basic cell groups and fiber systems of the rat CNS and the topological positions of structures relative to superstructures. No description provided. Folium-tuber vermis (VII) Rat FB 2002-08-05 281 The hierarchy was constructed and adapted according to the information found in the Rat Brain Atlas, Swanson 1992. We have considered three types of brain structures: grisea (neural masses), fiber tracts, and ventricles. The hierarchical tree was constructed by taking into account two criteria: the set of classes and subclasses of the basic cell groups and fiber systems of the rat CNS and the topological positions of structures relative to superstructures. Definitions of the cerebrum have changed over the years, at one time it referred to the netire brain (that part of the CNS within the cranium). The term now commonly (though not universally) refers to the cerebral hemispheres or endbrain, that part of the cerebral hemispheres refers to the cerebral hemispheres or endbrain, that part of the neural rtube derived from the lateral ventricular neuroepithelium. Based on the embryological data reviewed in Alvarez-Bolado et al. (1995) and Alvarez-Bolado and Swanson(1996), the cerebrum contains two major subdivisions: cerebral cortex and basal nuclei or ganglia. Note that the term amygdala and septal region no longer appears as major subdivisions of the endbrain, they are arbitrarily defined regions that contain heterogeneous nuclei and/or cortical areas Forebrain Rat fxs 2002-08-05 281 The hierarchy was constructed and adapted according to the information found in the Rat Brain Atlas, Swanson 1992. We have considered three types of brain structures: grisea (neural masses), fiber tracts, and ventricles. The hierarchical tree was constructed by taking into account two criteria: the set of classes and subclasses of the basic cell groups and fiber systems of the rat CNS and the topological positions of structures relative to superstructures. None provided Fornix system Rat V4 2002-08-05 281 The hierarchy was constructed and adapted according to the information found in the Rat Brain Atlas, Swanson 1992. We have considered three types of brain structures: grisea (neural masses), fiber tracts, and ventricles. The hierarchical tree was constructed by taking into account two criteria: the set of classes and subclasses of the basic cell groups and fiber systems of the rat CNS and the topological positions of structures relative to superstructures. None provided Fourth ventricle Rat LAP 2002-08-05 281 The hierarchy was constructed and adapted according to the information found in the Rat Brain Atlas, Swanson 1992. We have considered three types of brain structures: grisea (neural masses), fiber tracts, and ventricles. The hierarchical tree was constructed by taking into account two criteria: the set of classes and subclasses of the basic cell groups and fiber systems of the rat CNS and the topological positions of structures relative to superstructures. None provided Fourth ventricle lateral aperture Rat V4r 2002-08-05 281 The hierarchy was constructed and adapted according to the information found in the Rat Brain Atlas, Swanson 1992. We have considered three types of brain structures: grisea (neural masses), fiber tracts, and ventricles. The hierarchical tree was constructed by taking into account two criteria: the set of classes and subclasses of the basic cell groups and fiber systems of the rat CNS and the topological positions of structures relative to superstructures. None provided Fourth ventricle lateral recess Rat MAP 2002-08-05 281 The hierarchy was constructed and adapted according to the information found in the Rat Brain Atlas, Swanson 1992. We have considered three types of brain structures: grisea (neural masses), fiber tracts, and ventricles. The hierarchical tree was constructed by taking into account two criteria: the set of classes and subclasses of the basic cell groups and fiber systems of the rat CNS and the topological positions of structures relative to superstructures. None provided Fourth ventricle median aperture Rat FS 2002-08-05 281 The hierarchy was constructed and adapted according to the information found in the Rat Brain Atlas, Swanson 1992. We have considered three types of brain structures: grisea (neural masses), fiber tracts, and ventricles. The hierarchical tree was constructed by taking into account two criteria: the set of classes and subclasses of the basic cell groups and fiber systems of the rat CNS and the topological positions of structures relative to superstructures. None provided Fundus of the striatum Rat GENd 2002-08-05 281 The hierarchy was constructed and adapted according to the information found in the Rat Brain Atlas, Swanson 1992. We have considered three types of brain structures: grisea (neural masses), fiber tracts, and ventricles. The hierarchical tree was constructed by taking into account two criteria: the set of classes and subclasses of the basic cell groups and fiber systems of the rat CNS and the topological positions of structures relative to superstructures. None provided Geniculate group of the dorsal thalamus Rat ccg 2002-08-05 281 The hierarchy was constructed and adapted according to the information found in the Rat Brain Atlas, Swanson 1992. We have considered three types of brain structures: grisea (neural masses), fiber tracts, and ventricles. The hierarchical tree was constructed by taking into account two criteria: the set of classes and subclasses of the basic cell groups and fiber systems of the rat CNS and the topological positions of structures relative to superstructures. None provided Genu of corpus callosum Rat gVIIn 2002-08-05 281 The hierarchy was constructed and adapted according to the information found in the Rat Brain Atlas, Swanson 1992. We have considered three types of brain structures: grisea (neural masses), fiber tracts, and ventricles. The hierarchical tree was constructed by taking into account two criteria: the set of classes and subclasses of the basic cell groups and fiber systems of the rat CNS and the topological positions of structures relative to superstructures. No description provided. Genu of the facial nerve Rat GRN 2002-08-05 281 The hierarchy was constructed and adapted according to the information found in the Rat Brain Atlas, Swanson 1992. We have considered three types of brain structures: grisea (neural masses), fiber tracts, and ventricles. The hierarchical tree was constructed by taking into account two criteria: the set of classes and subclasses of the basic cell groups and fiber systems of the rat CNS and the topological positions of structures relative to superstructures. According to Meesen and Olszewski 1949. Gigantocellular reticular nucleus Rat GP 2002-08-05 281 The hierarchy was constructed and adapted according to the information found in the Rat Brain Atlas, Swanson 1992. We have considered three types of brain structures: grisea (neural masses), fiber tracts, and ventricles. The hierarchical tree was constructed by taking into account two criteria: the set of classes and subclasses of the basic cell groups and fiber systems of the rat CNS and the topological positions of structures relative to superstructures. None provided Globus pallidus Rat GP 2002-08-05 281 The hierarchy was constructed and adapted according to the information found in the Rat Brain Atlas, Swanson 1992. We have considered three types of brain structures: grisea (neural masses), fiber tracts, and ventricles. The hierarchical tree was constructed by taking into account two criteria: the set of classes and subclasses of the basic cell groups and fiber systems of the rat CNS and the topological positions of structures relative to superstructures. None provided Globus pallidus Rat GPl 2002-08-05 281 The hierarchy was constructed and adapted according to the information found in the Rat Brain Atlas, Swanson 1992. We have considered three types of brain structures: grisea (neural masses), fiber tracts, and ventricles. The hierarchical tree was constructed by taking into account two criteria: the set of classes and subclasses of the basic cell groups and fiber systems of the rat CNS and the topological positions of structures relative to superstructures. No description provided. Globus pallidus lateral segment Rat GPm 2002-08-05 281 The hierarchy was constructed and adapted according to the information found in the Rat Brain Atlas, Swanson 1992. We have considered three types of brain structures: grisea (neural masses), fiber tracts, and ventricles. The hierarchical tree was constructed by taking into account two criteria: the set of classes and subclasses of the basic cell groups and fiber systems of the rat CNS and the topological positions of structures relative to superstructures. No description provided. Globus pallidus medial segment Rat IXn 2002-08-05 281 The hierarchy was constructed and adapted according to the information found in the Rat Brain Atlas, Swanson 1992. We have considered three types of brain structures: grisea (neural masses), fiber tracts, and ventricles. The hierarchical tree was constructed by taking into account two criteria: the set of classes and subclasses of the basic cell groups and fiber systems of the rat CNS and the topological positions of structures relative to superstructures. According to Contreras et al. 1980, Hebel and Stromberg 1986, Fukusawa et al. 1991. Glossopharyngeal nerve Rat grf 2002-08-05 281 The hierarchy was constructed and adapted according to the information found in the Rat Brain Atlas, Swanson 1992. We have considered three types of brain structures: grisea (neural masses), fiber tracts, and ventricles. The hierarchical tree was constructed by taking into account two criteria: the set of classes and subclasses of the basic cell groups and fiber systems of the rat CNS and the topological positions of structures relative to superstructures. No description provided. Gracile fascicle Rat GR 2002-08-05 281 The hierarchy was constructed and adapted according to the information found in the Rat Brain Atlas, Swanson 1992. We have considered three types of brain structures: grisea (neural masses), fiber tracts, and ventricles. The hierarchical tree was constructed by taking into account two criteria: the set of classes and subclasses of the basic cell groups and fiber systems of the rat CNS and the topological positions of structures relative to superstructures. According to Gulley 1973, Cliffer and Giesler 1989, Maslany et al. 1991. Gracile nucleus Rat GRm 2002-08-05 281 The hierarchy was constructed and adapted according to the information found in the Rat Brain Atlas, Swanson 1992. We have considered three types of brain structures: grisea (neural masses), fiber tracts, and ventricles. The hierarchical tree was constructed by taking into account two criteria: the set of classes and subclasses of the basic cell groups and fiber systems of the rat CNS and the topological positions of structures relative to superstructures. According to Kempray and Webster 1989. Gracile nucleus median part Rat GR_p 2002-08-05 281 The hierarchy was constructed and adapted according to the information found in the Rat Brain Atlas, Swanson 1992. We have considered three types of brain structures: grisea (neural masses), fiber tracts, and ventricles. The hierarchical tree was constructed by taking into account two criteria: the set of classes and subclasses of the basic cell groups and fiber systems of the rat CNS and the topological positions of structures relative to superstructures. This is the part of the gracile nucleus outside of the median part. See Level 73. Gracile nucleus proper Rat CNIam 2002-08-05 281 The hierarchy was constructed and adapted according to the information found in the Rat Brain Atlas, Swanson 1992. We have considered three types of brain structures: grisea (neural masses), fiber tracts, and ventricles. The hierarchical tree was constructed by taking into account two criteria: the set of classes and subclasses of the basic cell groups and fiber systems of the rat CNS and the topological positions of structures relative to superstructures. According to Mugnaini et al. 1980. Granular lamina of the cochlear nuclei Rat GU 2002-08-05 281 The hierarchy was constructed and adapted according to the information found in the Rat Brain Atlas, Swanson 1992. We have considered three types of brain structures: grisea (neural masses), fiber tracts, and ventricles. The hierarchical tree was constructed by taking into account two criteria: the set of classes and subclasses of the basic cell groups and fiber systems of the rat CNS and the topological positions of structures relative to superstructures. According to Kosar et al. 1986, Cechetto and Saper 1987. Gustatory areas Rat hbc 2002-08-05 281 The hierarchy was constructed and adapted according to the information found in the Rat Brain Atlas, Swanson 1992. We have considered three types of brain structures: grisea (neural masses), fiber tracts, and ventricles. The hierarchical tree was constructed by taking into account two criteria: the set of classes and subclasses of the basic cell groups and fiber systems of the rat CNS and the topological positions of structures relative to superstructures. According to Gurdjian 1925. Habenular commisure Rat HEM 2002-08-05 281 The hierarchy was constructed and adapted according to the information found in the Rat Brain Atlas, Swanson 1992. We have considered three types of brain structures: grisea (neural masses), fiber tracts, and ventricles. The hierarchical tree was constructed by taking into account two criteria: the set of classes and subclasses of the basic cell groups and fiber systems of the rat CNS and the topological positions of structures relative to superstructures. No description provided. Hemispheric regions Rat hc 2002-08-05 281 The hierarchy was constructed and adapted according to the information found in the Rat Brain Atlas, Swanson 1992. We have considered three types of brain structures: grisea (neural masses), fiber tracts, and ventricles. The hierarchical tree was constructed by taking into account two criteria: the set of classes and subclasses of the basic cell groups and fiber systems of the rat CNS and the topological positions of structures relative to superstructures. None provided Hippocampal commissures Rat HPF 2002-08-05 281 The hierarchy was constructed and adapted according to the information found in the Rat Brain Atlas, Swanson 1992. We have considered three types of brain structures: grisea (neural masses), fiber tracts, and ventricles. The hierarchical tree was constructed by taking into account two criteria: the set of classes and subclasses of the basic cell groups and fiber systems of the rat CNS and the topological positions of structures relative to superstructures. None provided Hippocampal formation Rat HIP 2002-08-05 281 The hierarchy was constructed and adapted according to the information found in the Rat Brain Atlas, Swanson 1992. We have considered three types of brain structures: grisea (neural masses), fiber tracts, and ventricles. The hierarchical tree was constructed by taking into account two criteria: the set of classes and subclasses of the basic cell groups and fiber systems of the rat CNS and the topological positions of structures relative to superstructures. No description provided. Hippocampal region Rat XIIn 2002-08-05 281 The hierarchy was constructed and adapted according to the information found in the Rat Brain Atlas, Swanson 1992. We have considered three types of brain structures: grisea (neural masses), fiber tracts, and ventricles. The hierarchical tree was constructed by taking into account two criteria: the set of classes and subclasses of the basic cell groups and fiber systems of the rat CNS and the topological positions of structures relative to superstructures. According to Muntener et al. 1980. Hypoglossal nerve Rat XII 2002-08-05 281 The hierarchy was constructed and adapted according to the information found in the Rat Brain Atlas, Swanson 1992. We have considered three types of brain structures: grisea (neural masses), fiber tracts, and ventricles. The hierarchical tree was constructed by taking into account two criteria: the set of classes and subclasses of the basic cell groups and fiber systems of the rat CNS and the topological positions of structures relative to superstructures. According to Kramer et al. 1979, Jacquin et al. 1983, Kitamura et al. 1983. Hypoglossal nucleus Rat hht 2002-08-05 281 The hierarchy was constructed and adapted according to the information found in the Rat Brain Atlas, Swanson 1992. We have considered three types of brain structures: grisea (neural masses), fiber tracts, and ventricles. The hierarchical tree was constructed by taking into account two criteria: the set of classes and subclasses of the basic cell groups and fiber systems of the rat CNS and the topological positions of structures relative to superstructures. According to Swanson 1987. Hypothalamohypophysial tract Rat HY 2002-08-05 281 The hierarchy was constructed and adapted according to the information found in the Rat Brain Atlas, Swanson 1992. We have considered three types of brain structures: grisea (neural masses), fiber tracts, and ventricles. The hierarchical tree was constructed by taking into account two criteria: the set of classes and subclasses of the basic cell groups and fiber systems of the rat CNS and the topological positions of structures relative to superstructures. None provided Hypothalamus Rat IG 2002-08-05 281 The hierarchy was constructed and adapted according to the information found in the Rat Brain Atlas, Swanson 1992. We have considered three types of brain structures: grisea (neural masses), fiber tracts, and ventricles. The hierarchical tree was constructed by taking into account two criteria: the set of classes and subclasses of the basic cell groups and fiber systems of the rat CNS and the topological positions of structures relative to superstructures. According to Wyss and Sripanidkulchai 1983 (see note 12). Induseum griseum Rat icp 2002-08-05 281 The hierarchy was constructed and adapted according to the information found in the Rat Brain Atlas, Swanson 1992. We have considered three types of brain structures: grisea (neural masses), fiber tracts, and ventricles. The hierarchical tree was constructed by taking into account two criteria: the set of classes and subclasses of the basic cell groups and fiber systems of the rat CNS and the topological positions of structures relative to superstructures. According to Voogd 1995, Voogd et al. 1996. Inferior cerebellar peduncle Rat IC 2002-08-05 281 The hierarchy was constructed and adapted according to the information found in the Rat Brain Atlas, Swanson 1992. We have considered three types of brain structures: grisea (neural masses), fiber tracts, and ventricles. The hierarchical tree was constructed by taking into account two criteria: the set of classes and subclasses of the basic cell groups and fiber systems of the rat CNS and the topological positions of structures relative to superstructures. According to Fay-Lund and Osen 1985. Inferior colliculus Rat ICc 2002-08-05 281 The hierarchy was constructed and adapted according to the information found in the Rat Brain Atlas, Swanson 1992. We have considered three types of brain structures: grisea (neural masses), fiber tracts, and ventricles. The hierarchical tree was constructed by taking into account two criteria: the set of classes and subclasses of the basic cell groups and fiber systems of the rat CNS and the topological positions of structures relative to superstructures. No description provided. Inferior colliculus central nucleus Rat ICd 2002-08-05 281 The hierarchy was constructed and adapted according to the information found in the Rat Brain Atlas, Swanson 1992. We have considered three types of brain structures: grisea (neural masses), fiber tracts, and ventricles. The hierarchical tree was constructed by taking into account two criteria: the set of classes and subclasses of the basic cell groups and fiber systems of the rat CNS and the topological positions of structures relative to superstructures. No description provided. Inferior colliculus dorsal nucleus Rat ICe 2002-08-05 281 The hierarchy was constructed and adapted according to the information found in the Rat Brain Atlas, Swanson 1992. We have considered three types of brain structures: grisea (neural masses), fiber tracts, and ventricles. The hierarchical tree was constructed by taking into account two criteria: the set of classes and subclasses of the basic cell groups and fiber systems of the rat CNS and the topological positions of structures relative to superstructures. No description provided. Inferior colliculus external nucleus Rat IO 2002-08-05 281 The hierarchy was constructed and adapted according to the information found in the Rat Brain Atlas, Swanson 1992. We have considered three types of brain structures: grisea (neural masses), fiber tracts, and ventricles. The hierarchical tree was constructed by taking into account two criteria: the set of classes and subclasses of the basic cell groups and fiber systems of the rat CNS and the topological positions of structures relative to superstructures. According to Azizi and Woodward 1987, Nelson and Mugnaini 1988, Bourrat and Sotelo 1991. Inferior olivary complex Rat ISN 2002-08-05 281 The hierarchy was constructed and adapted according to the information found in the Rat Brain Atlas, Swanson 1992. We have considered three types of brain structures: grisea (neural masses), fiber tracts, and ventricles. The hierarchical tree was constructed by taking into account two criteria: the set of classes and subclasses of the basic cell groups and fiber systems of the rat CNS and the topological positions of structures relative to superstructures. According to Contreras et al. 1980. Inferior salivatory nucleus Rat ICB 2002-08-05 281 The hierarchy was constructed and adapted according to the information found in the Rat Brain Atlas, Swanson 1992. We have considered three types of brain structures: grisea (neural masses), fiber tracts, and ventricles. The hierarchical tree was constructed by taking into account two criteria: the set of classes and subclasses of the basic cell groups and fiber systems of the rat CNS and the topological positions of structures relative to superstructures. According to Fredrickson and Trune 1986. Infracerebellar nucleus Rat ILA 2002-08-05 281 The hierarchy was constructed and adapted according to the information found in the Rat Brain Atlas, Swanson 1992. We have considered three types of brain structures: grisea (neural masses), fiber tracts, and ventricles. The hierarchical tree was constructed by taking into account two criteria: the set of classes and subclasses of the basic cell groups and fiber systems of the rat CNS and the topological positions of structures relative to superstructures. According to Krettek and Price, Vogt and Peters 1981. Infralimbic area Rat IAD 2002-08-05 281 The hierarchy was constructed and adapted according to the information found in the Rat Brain Atlas, Swanson 1992. We have considered three types of brain structures: grisea (neural masses), fiber tracts, and ventricles. The hierarchical tree was constructed by taking into account two criteria: the set of classes and subclasses of the basic cell groups and fiber systems of the rat CNS and the topological positions of structures relative to superstructures. None provided Interanterodorsal nucleus of the thalamus Rat IAM 2002-08-05 281 The hierarchy was constructed and adapted according to the information found in the Rat Brain Atlas, Swanson 1992. We have considered three types of brain structures: grisea (neural masses), fiber tracts, and ventricles. The hierarchical tree was constructed by taking into account two criteria: the set of classes and subclasses of the basic cell groups and fiber systems of the rat CNS and the topological positions of structures relative to superstructures. None provided Interanteromedial nucleus of the thalamus Rat IA 2002-08-05 281 The hierarchy was constructed and adapted according to the information found in the Rat Brain Atlas, Swanson 1992. We have considered three types of brain structures: grisea (neural masses), fiber tracts, and ventricles. The hierarchical tree was constructed by taking into account two criteria: the set of classes and subclasses of the basic cell groups and fiber systems of the rat CNS and the topological positions of structures relative to superstructures. None provided Intercalated nuclei of the amygdala Rat ICS 2002-08-05 281 The hierarchy was constructed and adapted according to the information found in the Rat Brain Atlas, Swanson 1992. We have considered three types of brain structures: grisea (neural masses), fiber tracts, and ventricles. The hierarchical tree was constructed by taking into account two criteria: the set of classes and subclasses of the basic cell groups and fiber systems of the rat CNS and the topological positions of structures relative to superstructures. According to Petras and Cummings 1972, Barber et al. 1991. Intercalated nucleus of the spinal cord Rat IF 2002-08-05 281 The hierarchy was constructed and adapted according to the information found in the Rat Brain Atlas, Swanson 1992. We have considered three types of brain structures: grisea (neural masses), fiber tracts, and ventricles. The hierarchical tree was constructed by taking into account two criteria: the set of classes and subclasses of the basic cell groups and fiber systems of the rat CNS and the topological positions of structures relative to superstructures. According to Berman 1968, Phillipson 1979. Interfascicular nucleus raphe Rat IGL 2002-08-05 281 The hierarchy was constructed and adapted according to the information found in the Rat Brain Atlas, Swanson 1992. We have considered three types of brain structures: grisea (neural masses), fiber tracts, and ventricles. The hierarchical tree was constructed by taking into account two criteria: the set of classes and subclasses of the basic cell groups and fiber systems of the rat CNS and the topological positions of structures relative to superstructures. None provided Intergeniculate leaflet of the lateral geniculate complex Rat ias 2002-08-05 281 The hierarchy was constructed and adapted according to the information found in the Rat Brain Atlas, Swanson 1992. We have considered three types of brain structures: grisea (neural masses), fiber tracts, and ventricles. The hierarchical tree was constructed by taking into account two criteria: the set of classes and subclasses of the basic cell groups and fiber systems of the rat CNS and the topological positions of structures relative to superstructures. According to Zeman and Innes 1963, Harrison and Feldman 1970, Adams and Warr 1976. Intermediate acoustic stria Rat IH 2002-08-05 281 The hierarchy was constructed and adapted according to the information found in the Rat Brain Atlas, Swanson 1992. We have considered three types of brain structures: grisea (neural masses), fiber tracts, and ventricles. The hierarchical tree was constructed by taking into account two criteria: the set of classes and subclasses of the basic cell groups and fiber systems of the rat CNS and the topological positions of structures relative to superstructures. Cajaal (1995) essentially divided the intermediate gray into medial, intermediate and lateral parts (the commissural nucleus, intermediate nucleus, and nucleus of the lateral funiculus, respectively). Intermediate Gray of the Spinal Cord Rat iVIIn 2002-08-05 281 The hierarchy was constructed and adapted according to the information found in the Rat Brain Atlas, Swanson 1992. We have considered three types of brain structures: grisea (neural masses), fiber tracts, and ventricles. The hierarchical tree was constructed by taking into account two criteria: the set of classes and subclasses of the basic cell groups and fiber systems of the rat CNS and the topological positions of structures relative to superstructures. According to Contreras et al. 1980, Hebel and Stromberg 1986. Intermediate nerve Rat PVI 2002-08-05 281 The hierarchy was constructed and adapted according to the information found in the Rat Brain Atlas, Swanson 1992. We have considered three types of brain structures: grisea (neural masses), fiber tracts, and ventricles. The hierarchical tree was constructed by taking into account two criteria: the set of classes and subclasses of the basic cell groups and fiber systems of the rat CNS and the topological positions of structures relative to superstructures. None provided Intermediate periventricular nucleus of the hypothalamus Rat IMD 2002-08-05 281 The hierarchy was constructed and adapted according to the information found in the Rat Brain Atlas, Swanson 1992. We have considered three types of brain structures: grisea (neural masses), fiber tracts, and ventricles. The hierarchical tree was constructed by taking into account two criteria: the set of classes and subclasses of the basic cell groups and fiber systems of the rat CNS and the topological positions of structures relative to superstructures. None provided Intermediodorsal nucleus of the thalamus Rat IML 2002-08-05 281 The hierarchy was constructed and adapted according to the information found in the Rat Brain Atlas, Swanson 1992. We have considered three types of brain structures: grisea (neural masses), fiber tracts, and ventricles. The hierarchical tree was constructed by taking into account two criteria: the set of classes and subclasses of the basic cell groups and fiber systems of the rat CNS and the topological positions of structures relative to superstructures. According to Rubin and Purves 1980, Mawe et al. 1986, Strack et al. 1988, Anderson et al. 1989, Barber et al. 1991, Hosoya et al. 1991. Intermediolateral column of the spinal cord Rat IMLp 2002-08-05 281 The hierarchy was constructed and adapted according to the information found in the Rat Brain Atlas, Swanson 1992. We have considered three types of brain structures: grisea (neural masses), fiber tracts, and ventricles. The hierarchical tree was constructed by taking into account two criteria: the set of classes and subclasses of the basic cell groups and fiber systems of the rat CNS and the topological positions of structures relative to superstructures. No description provided. Intermediolateral column of the spinal cord parasympathetic column Rat IMLs 2002-08-05 281 The hierarchy was constructed and adapted according to the information found in the Rat Brain Atlas, Swanson 1992. We have considered three types of brain structures: grisea (neural masses), fiber tracts, and ventricles. The hierarchical tree was constructed by taking into account two criteria: the set of classes and subclasses of the basic cell groups and fiber systems of the rat CNS and the topological positions of structures relative to superstructures. No description provided. Intermediolateral column of the spinal cord sympathetic column Rat VISli 2002-08-05 281 The hierarchy was constructed and adapted according to the information found in the Rat Brain Atlas, Swanson 1992. We have considered three types of brain structures: grisea (neural masses), fiber tracts, and ventricles. The hierarchical tree was constructed by taking into account two criteria: the set of classes and subclasses of the basic cell groups and fiber systems of the rat CNS and the topological positions of structures relative to superstructures. No description provided. Intermediolateral visual area Rat IMM 2002-08-05 281 The hierarchy was constructed and adapted according to the information found in the Rat Brain Atlas, Swanson 1992. We have considered three types of brain structures: grisea (neural masses), fiber tracts, and ventricles. The hierarchical tree was constructed by taking into account two criteria: the set of classes and subclasses of the basic cell groups and fiber systems of the rat CNS and the topological positions of structures relative to superstructures. According to Petras and Cummings 1972, Molander et al. 1984, Brichta and Grant 1985, Molander et al. 1989. Intermediomedial column of the spinal cord Rat iaf 2002-08-05 281 The hierarchy was constructed and adapted according to the information found in the Rat Brain Atlas, Swanson 1992. We have considered three types of brain structures: grisea (neural masses), fiber tracts, and ventricles. The hierarchical tree was constructed by taking into account two criteria: the set of classes and subclasses of the basic cell groups and fiber systems of the rat CNS and the topological positions of structures relative to superstructures. No description provided. Internal arcuate fibers Rat int 2002-08-05 281 The hierarchy was constructed and adapted according to the information found in the Rat Brain Atlas, Swanson 1992. We have considered three types of brain structures: grisea (neural masses), fiber tracts, and ventricles. The hierarchical tree was constructed by taking into account two criteria: the set of classes and subclasses of the basic cell groups and fiber systems of the rat CNS and the topological positions of structures relative to superstructures. None provided Internal capsule Rat IPN 2002-08-05 281 The hierarchy was constructed and adapted according to the information found in the Rat Brain Atlas, Swanson 1992. We have considered three types of brain structures: grisea (neural masses), fiber tracts, and ventricles. The hierarchical tree was constructed by taking into account two criteria: the set of classes and subclasses of the basic cell groups and fiber systems of the rat CNS and the topological positions of structures relative to superstructures. According to Groenewegen et al. 1986. Interpeduncular nucleus Rat IPNa 2002-08-05 281 The hierarchy was constructed and adapted according to the information found in the Rat Brain Atlas, Swanson 1992. We have considered three types of brain structures: grisea (neural masses), fiber tracts, and ventricles. The hierarchical tree was constructed by taking into account two criteria: the set of classes and subclasses of the basic cell groups and fiber systems of the rat CNS and the topological positions of structures relative to superstructures. No description provided. Interpeduncular nucleus apical subnucleus Rat IPNc 2002-08-05 281 The hierarchy was constructed and adapted according to the information found in the Rat Brain Atlas, Swanson 1992. We have considered three types of brain structures: grisea (neural masses), fiber tracts, and ventricles. The hierarchical tree was constructed by taking into account two criteria: the set of classes and subclasses of the basic cell groups and fiber systems of the rat CNS and the topological positions of structures relative to superstructures. No description provided. Interpeduncular nucleus central subnucleus Rat IPNd 2002-08-05 281 The hierarchy was constructed and adapted according to the information found in the Rat Brain Atlas, Swanson 1992. We have considered three types of brain structures: grisea (neural masses), fiber tracts, and ventricles. The hierarchical tree was constructed by taking into account two criteria: the set of classes and subclasses of the basic cell groups and fiber systems of the rat CNS and the topological positions of structures relative to superstructures. No description provided. Interpeduncular nucleus dorsomedial subnucleus Rat IPNi 2002-08-05 281 The hierarchy was constructed and adapted according to the information found in the Rat Brain Atlas, Swanson 1992. We have considered three types of brain structures: grisea (neural masses), fiber tracts, and ventricles. The hierarchical tree was constructed by taking into account two criteria: the set of classes and subclasses of the basic cell groups and fiber systems of the rat CNS and the topological positions of structures relative to superstructures. No description provided. Interpeduncular nucleus intermediate subnucleus Rat IPNl 2002-08-05 281 The hierarchy was constructed and adapted according to the information found in the Rat Brain Atlas, Swanson 1992. We have considered three types of brain structures: grisea (neural masses), fiber tracts, and ventricles. The hierarchical tree was constructed by taking into account two criteria: the set of classes and subclasses of the basic cell groups and fiber systems of the rat CNS and the topological positions of structures relative to superstructures. No description provided. Interpeduncular nucleus lateral subnucleus Rat IPNld 2002-08-05 281 The hierarchy was constructed and adapted according to the information found in the Rat Brain Atlas, Swanson 1992. We have considered three types of brain structures: grisea (neural masses), fiber tracts, and ventricles. The hierarchical tree was constructed by taking into account two criteria: the set of classes and subclasses of the basic cell groups and fiber systems of the rat CNS and the topological positions of structures relative to superstructures. No description provided. Interpeduncular nucleus lateral subnucleus dorsal part Rat IPNli 2002-08-05 281 The hierarchy was constructed and adapted according to the information found in the Rat Brain Atlas, Swanson 1992. We have considered three types of brain structures: grisea (neural masses), fiber tracts, and ventricles. The hierarchical tree was constructed by taking into account two criteria: the set of classes and subclasses of the basic cell groups and fiber systems of the rat CNS and the topological positions of structures relative to superstructures. No description provided. Interpeduncular nucleus lateral subnucleus intermediate part Rat IPNlr 2002-08-05 281 The hierarchy was constructed and adapted according to the information found in the Rat Brain Atlas, Swanson 1992. We have considered three types of brain structures: grisea (neural masses), fiber tracts, and ventricles. The hierarchical tree was constructed by taking into account two criteria: the set of classes and subclasses of the basic cell groups and fiber systems of the rat CNS and the topological positions of structures relative to superstructures. No description provided. Interpeduncular nucleus lateral subnucleus rostral part Rat IPNlv 2002-08-05 281 The hierarchy was constructed and adapted according to the information found in the Rat Brain Atlas, Swanson 1992. We have considered three types of brain structures: grisea (neural masses), fiber tracts, and ventricles. The hierarchical tree was constructed by taking into account two criteria: the set of classes and subclasses of the basic cell groups and fiber systems of the rat CNS and the topological positions of structures relative to superstructures. No description provided. Interpeduncular nucleus lateral subnucleus ventral part Rat IPNr 2002-08-05 281 The hierarchy was constructed and adapted according to the information found in the Rat Brain Atlas, Swanson 1992. We have considered three types of brain structures: grisea (neural masses), fiber tracts, and ventricles. The hierarchical tree was constructed by taking into account two criteria: the set of classes and subclasses of the basic cell groups and fiber systems of the rat CNS and the topological positions of structures relative to superstructures. No description provided. Interpeduncular nucleus rostral subnucleus Rat IP 2002-08-05 281 The hierarchy was constructed and adapted according to the information found in the Rat Brain Atlas, Swanson 1992. We have considered three types of brain structures: grisea (neural masses), fiber tracts, and ventricles. The hierarchical tree was constructed by taking into account two criteria: the set of classes and subclasses of the basic cell groups and fiber systems of the rat CNS and the topological positions of structures relative to superstructures. No description provided. Interposed nucleus Rat IPp 2002-08-05 281 The hierarchy was constructed and adapted according to the information found in the Rat Brain Atlas, Swanson 1992. We have considered three types of brain structures: grisea (neural masses), fiber tracts, and ventricles. The hierarchical tree was constructed by taking into account two criteria: the set of classes and subclasses of the basic cell groups and fiber systems of the rat CNS and the topological positions of structures relative to superstructures. No description provided. Interposed nucleus parvicellular part Rat IP_p 2002-08-05 281 The hierarchy was constructed and adapted according to the information found in the Rat Brain Atlas, Swanson 1992. We have considered three types of brain structures: grisea (neural masses), fiber tracts, and ventricles. The hierarchical tree was constructed by taking into account two criteria: the set of classes and subclasses of the basic cell groups and fiber systems of the rat CNS and the topological positions of structures relative to superstructures. This is the part of the interposed nucleus from which the parvicellular part is excluded. Interposed nucleus proper Rat INC 2002-08-05 281 The hierarchy was constructed and adapted according to the information found in the Rat Brain Atlas, Swanson 1992. We have considered three types of brain structures: grisea (neural masses), fiber tracts, and ventricles. The hierarchical tree was constructed by taking into account two criteria: the set of classes and subclasses of the basic cell groups and fiber systems of the rat CNS and the topological positions of structures relative to superstructures. According to Rutherford and Gwyn 1982. Interstitial nucleus of Cajal Rat IAN 2002-08-05 281 The hierarchy was constructed and adapted according to the information found in the Rat Brain Atlas, Swanson 1992. We have considered three types of brain structures: grisea (neural masses), fiber tracts, and ventricles. The hierarchical tree was constructed by taking into account two criteria: the set of classes and subclasses of the basic cell groups and fiber systems of the rat CNS and the topological positions of structures relative to superstructures. According to Harrison and Feldman 1970, Merchan et al. 1988. Interstitial nucleus of the auditory nerve Rat INV 2002-08-05 281 The hierarchy was constructed and adapted according to the information found in the Rat Brain Atlas, Swanson 1992. We have considered three types of brain structures: grisea (neural masses), fiber tracts, and ventricles. The hierarchical tree was constructed by taking into account two criteria: the set of classes and subclasses of the basic cell groups and fiber systems of the rat CNS and the topological positions of structures relative to superstructures. According to Mehler and Rubertone 1985 Interstitial nucleus of the vestibular nerve Rat IVF 2002-08-05 281 The hierarchy was constructed and adapted according to the information found in the Rat Brain Atlas, Swanson 1992. We have considered three types of brain structures: grisea (neural masses), fiber tracts, and ventricles. The hierarchical tree was constructed by taking into account two criteria: the set of classes and subclasses of the basic cell groups and fiber systems of the rat CNS and the topological positions of structures relative to superstructures. None provided Interventricular foramen Rat ILM 2002-08-05 281 The hierarchy was constructed and adapted according to the information found in the Rat Brain Atlas, Swanson 1992. We have considered three types of brain structures: grisea (neural masses), fiber tracts, and ventricles. The hierarchical tree was constructed by taking into account two criteria: the set of classes and subclasses of the basic cell groups and fiber systems of the rat CNS and the topological positions of structures relative to superstructures. None provided Intralaminar nuclei of the dorsal thalamus Rat isl 2002-08-05 281 The hierarchy was constructed and adapted according to the information found in the Rat Brain Atlas, Swanson 1992. We have considered three types of brain structures: grisea (neural masses), fiber tracts, and ventricles. The hierarchical tree was constructed by taking into account two criteria: the set of classes and subclasses of the basic cell groups and fiber systems of the rat CNS and the topological positions of structures relative to superstructures. None provided Islands of Calleja Rat ISO 2002-08-05 281 The hierarchy was constructed and adapted according to the information found in the Rat Brain Atlas, Swanson 1992. We have considered three types of brain structures: grisea (neural masses), fiber tracts, and ventricles. The hierarchical tree was constructed by taking into account two criteria: the set of classes and subclasses of the basic cell groups and fiber systems of the rat CNS and the topological positions of structures relative to superstructures. The cerebral cortex has been divided into areas that may(isocortical) or may not (allocortical) be fitted into a basic six-layered scheme (Vogt and Vogt 1919), numbered 1-6 here. These terms are preferred to the equivalent homotypical and heterotypical of the Vogt pupil, Brodmann (1909), and to the terms neocortical, archicortical, and paleocortical (Ariens Kappers 1909) all of which imply unsubstantiated phylogenetic and ontogenetic attributes (see Lorente de No 1934, Ebbeson 1980). The olfactory cortex (including superficial parts of the amygdala) and hippocampal formation form the allocortex, as interpreted here. A traditional approach to naming cortical areas, based on Brodmann work and ultimately general to all mammals, has been adapted here. For another scheme, idiosyncratic to the rat, see Zilles and Wree (1995). Names of the 6 isocortical layers from superficial to deep, would include: 1. molecular layer, 2. superficial supragranular layer, 3. deep supragranular layer, 4. granular layer, 5. infragranular pyramidal layer, and 6. polymorph layer Isocortex Rat jrb 2002-08-05 281 The hierarchy was constructed and adapted according to the information found in the Rat Brain Atlas, Swanson 1992. We have considered three types of brain structures: grisea (neural masses), fiber tracts, and ventricles. The hierarchical tree was constructed by taking into account two criteria: the set of classes and subclasses of the basic cell groups and fiber systems of the rat CNS and the topological positions of structures relative to superstructures. According to Voogd 1995, Voogd et al. 1996. Juxtarestiform body Rat KF 2002-08-05 281 The hierarchy was constructed and adapted according to the information found in the Rat Brain Atlas, Swanson 1992. We have considered three types of brain structures: grisea (neural masses), fiber tracts, and ventricles. The hierarchical tree was constructed by taking into account two criteria: the set of classes and subclasses of the basic cell groups and fiber systems of the rat CNS and the topological positions of structures relative to superstructures. No description provided. Kolliker-Fuse subnucleus Rat LCN 2002-08-05 281 The hierarchy was constructed and adapted according to the information found in the Rat Brain Atlas, Swanson 1992. We have considered three types of brain structures: grisea (neural masses), fiber tracts, and ventricles. The hierarchical tree was constructed by taking into account two criteria: the set of classes and subclasses of the basic cell groups and fiber systems of the rat CNS and the topological positions of structures relative to superstructures. According to Baker and Giesler 1984, Giesler et al. 1988, Broman and Blomqvist 1989. Lateral cervical nucleus Rat LD 2002-08-05 281 The hierarchy was constructed and adapted according to the information found in the Rat Brain Atlas, Swanson 1992. We have considered three types of brain structures: grisea (neural masses), fiber tracts, and ventricles. The hierarchical tree was constructed by taking into account two criteria: the set of classes and subclasses of the basic cell groups and fiber systems of the rat CNS and the topological positions of structures relative to superstructures. None provided Lateral dorsal nucleus of thalamus Rat lfbs 2002-08-05 281 The hierarchy was constructed and adapted according to the information found in the Rat Brain Atlas, Swanson 1992. We have considered three types of brain structures: grisea (neural masses), fiber tracts, and ventricles. The hierarchical tree was constructed by taking into account two criteria: the set of classes and subclasses of the basic cell groups and fiber systems of the rat CNS and the topological positions of structures relative to superstructures. None provided Lateral forebrain bundle system Rat LG 2002-08-05 281 The hierarchy was constructed and adapted according to the information found in the Rat Brain Atlas, Swanson 1992. We have considered three types of brain structures: grisea (neural masses), fiber tracts, and ventricles. The hierarchical tree was constructed by taking into account two criteria: the set of classes and subclasses of the basic cell groups and fiber systems of the rat CNS and the topological positions of structures relative to superstructures. None provided Lateral geniculate complex Rat LAT 2002-08-05 281 The hierarchy was constructed and adapted according to the information found in the Rat Brain Atlas, Swanson 1992. We have considered three types of brain structures: grisea (neural masses), fiber tracts, and ventricles. The hierarchical tree was constructed by taking into account two criteria: the set of classes and subclasses of the basic cell groups and fiber systems of the rat CNS and the topological positions of structures relative to superstructures. None provided Lateral group of the dorsal thalamus Rat LH 2002-08-05 281 The hierarchy was constructed and adapted according to the information found in the Rat Brain Atlas, Swanson 1992. We have considered three types of brain structures: grisea (neural masses), fiber tracts, and ventricles. The hierarchical tree was constructed by taking into account two criteria: the set of classes and subclasses of the basic cell groups and fiber systems of the rat CNS and the topological positions of structures relative to superstructures. None provided Lateral habenula Rat LHA 2002-08-05 281 The hierarchy was constructed and adapted according to the information found in the Rat Brain Atlas, Swanson 1992. We have considered three types of brain structures: grisea (neural masses), fiber tracts, and ventricles. The hierarchical tree was constructed by taking into account two criteria: the set of classes and subclasses of the basic cell groups and fiber systems of the rat CNS and the topological positions of structures relative to superstructures. None provided Lateral hypothalamic area Rat II 2002-08-05 281 The hierarchy was constructed and adapted according to the information found in the Rat Brain Atlas, Swanson 1992. We have considered three types of brain structures: grisea (neural masses), fiber tracts, and ventricles. The hierarchical tree was constructed by taking into account two criteria: the set of classes and subclasses of the basic cell groups and fiber systems of the rat CNS and the topological positions of structures relative to superstructures. According to Fay-Lund and Osen 1985. Lateral lemniscus Rat LM 2002-08-05 281 The hierarchy was constructed and adapted according to the information found in the Rat Brain Atlas, Swanson 1992. We have considered three types of brain structures: grisea (neural masses), fiber tracts, and ventricles. The hierarchical tree was constructed by taking into account two criteria: the set of classes and subclasses of the basic cell groups and fiber systems of the rat CNS and the topological positions of structures relative to superstructures. None provided Lateral mammillary nucleus Rat LA 2002-08-05 281 The hierarchy was constructed and adapted according to the information found in the Rat Brain Atlas, Swanson 1992. We have considered three types of brain structures: grisea (neural masses), fiber tracts, and ventricles. The hierarchical tree was constructed by taking into account two criteria: the set of classes and subclasses of the basic cell groups and fiber systems of the rat CNS and the topological positions of structures relative to superstructures. According to Krettek and Price 1978. The basolateral complex of the amygdala is included here because it develops just superficial to the extrenal capsule, which has been misidentified in the region of the amygdala (see atlas levels 24-31). What we have called the amygdalar capsule is a fiber tract along the lateral border of this complex, and we suggest it is part of a fiber syste within, and lateral to (for example, the extreme capsule) the subplate or deep cortex. Lateral nucleus of the amygdala Rat lot 2002-08-05 281 The hierarchy was constructed and adapted according to the information found in the Rat Brain Atlas, Swanson 1992. We have considered three types of brain structures: grisea (neural masses), fiber tracts, and ventricles. The hierarchical tree was constructed by taking into account two criteria: the set of classes and subclasses of the basic cell groups and fiber systems of the rat CNS and the topological positions of structures relative to superstructures. According to Gurdjian 1925. Lateral olfactory tract Rat lotd 2002-08-05 281 The hierarchy was constructed and adapted according to the information found in the Rat Brain Atlas, Swanson 1992. We have considered three types of brain structures: grisea (neural masses), fiber tracts, and ventricles. The hierarchical tree was constructed by taking into account two criteria: the set of classes and subclasses of the basic cell groups and fiber systems of the rat CNS and the topological positions of structures relative to superstructures. According to Switzer et al. 1985. Lateral olfactory tract dorsal limb Rat LP 2002-08-05 281 The hierarchy was constructed and adapted according to the information found in the Rat Brain Atlas, Swanson 1992. We have considered three types of brain structures: grisea (neural masses), fiber tracts, and ventricles. The hierarchical tree was constructed by taking into account two criteria: the set of classes and subclasses of the basic cell groups and fiber systems of the rat CNS and the topological positions of structures relative to superstructures. None provided Lateral posterior nucleus of the thalamus Rat LPO 2002-08-05 281 The hierarchy was constructed and adapted according to the information found in the Rat Brain Atlas, Swanson 1992. We have considered three types of brain structures: grisea (neural masses), fiber tracts, and ventricles. The hierarchical tree was constructed by taking into account two criteria: the set of classes and subclasses of the basic cell groups and fiber systems of the rat CNS and the topological positions of structures relative to superstructures. None provided Lateral preoptic area Rat LRN 2002-08-05 281 The hierarchy was constructed and adapted according to the information found in the Rat Brain Atlas, Swanson 1992. We have considered three types of brain structures: grisea (neural masses), fiber tracts, and ventricles. The hierarchical tree was constructed by taking into account two criteria: the set of classes and subclasses of the basic cell groups and fiber systems of the rat CNS and the topological positions of structures relative to superstructures. According to Kapogianis et al. 1982a, b. Lateral reticular nucleus Rat LRNm 2002-08-05 281 The hierarchy was constructed and adapted according to the information found in the Rat Brain Atlas, Swanson 1992. We have considered three types of brain structures: grisea (neural masses), fiber tracts, and ventricles. The hierarchical tree was constructed by taking into account two criteria: the set of classes and subclasses of the basic cell groups and fiber systems of the rat CNS and the topological positions of structures relative to superstructures. No description provided. Lateral reticular nucleus magnocellular part Rat LRNp 2002-08-05 281 The hierarchy was constructed and adapted according to the information found in the Rat Brain Atlas, Swanson 1992. We have considered three types of brain structures: grisea (neural masses), fiber tracts, and ventricles. The hierarchical tree was constructed by taking into account two criteria: the set of classes and subclasses of the basic cell groups and fiber systems of the rat CNS and the topological positions of structures relative to superstructures. No description provided. Lateral reticular nucleus parvicellular part Rat LS 2002-08-05 281 The hierarchy was constructed and adapted according to the information found in the Rat Brain Atlas, Swanson 1992. We have considered three types of brain structures: grisea (neural masses), fiber tracts, and ventricles. The hierarchical tree was constructed by taking into account two criteria: the set of classes and subclasses of the basic cell groups and fiber systems of the rat CNS and the topological positions of structures relative to superstructures. None provided Lateral septal nucleus Rat LSv 2002-08-05 281 The hierarchy was constructed and adapted according to the information found in the Rat Brain Atlas, Swanson 1992. We have considered three types of brain structures: grisea (neural masses), fiber tracts, and ventricles. The hierarchical tree was constructed by taking into account two criteria: the set of classes and subclasses of the basic cell groups and fiber systems of the rat CNS and the topological positions of structures relative to superstructures. None provided Lateral septal nucleus ventral part Rat LSd 2002-08-05 281 The hierarchy was constructed and adapted according to the information found in the Rat Brain Atlas, Swanson 1992. We have considered three types of brain structures: grisea (neural masses), fiber tracts, and ventricles. The hierarchical tree was constructed by taking into account two criteria: the set of classes and subclasses of the basic cell groups and fiber systems of the rat CNS and the topological positions of structures relative to superstructures. None provided Lateral septum dorsal part Rat LSi 2002-08-05 281 The hierarchy was constructed and adapted according to the information found in the Rat Brain Atlas, Swanson 1992. We have considered three types of brain structures: grisea (neural masses), fiber tracts, and ventricles. The hierarchical tree was constructed by taking into account two criteria: the set of classes and subclasses of the basic cell groups and fiber systems of the rat CNS and the topological positions of structures relative to superstructures. None provided Lateral septum intermediate part Rat LSN 2002-08-05 281 The hierarchy was constructed and adapted according to the information found in the Rat Brain Atlas, Swanson 1992. We have considered three types of brain structures: grisea (neural masses), fiber tracts, and ventricles. The hierarchical tree was constructed by taking into account two criteria: the set of classes and subclasses of the basic cell groups and fiber systems of the rat CNS and the topological positions of structures relative to superstructures. According to Giesler and Elde 1985, Burstein et al. 1987, Broman and Blomqvist 1989. Lateral spinal nucleus Rat sttl 2002-08-05 281 The hierarchy was constructed and adapted according to the information found in the Rat Brain Atlas, Swanson 1992. We have considered three types of brain structures: grisea (neural masses), fiber tracts, and ventricles. The hierarchical tree was constructed by taking into account two criteria: the set of classes and subclasses of the basic cell groups and fiber systems of the rat CNS and the topological positions of structures relative to superstructures. According to Giesler et al. 1981. Lateral spinothalamic tract Rat LTN 2002-08-05 281 The hierarchy was constructed and adapted according to the information found in the Rat Brain Atlas, Swanson 1992. We have considered three types of brain structures: grisea (neural masses), fiber tracts, and ventricles. The hierarchical tree was constructed by taking into account two criteria: the set of classes and subclasses of the basic cell groups and fiber systems of the rat CNS and the topological positions of structures relative to superstructures. We have applied this name to a distinguishable cell group between the locus coeruleus and Barrington nucleus that receives circumscribed inputs from the lateral hypothalamic area (Kelly 1995) and central nucleus of the amygdala (Petrovich and Swanson 1997). Lateral tegmental nucleus Rat LT 2002-08-05 281 The hierarchy was constructed and adapted according to the information found in the Rat Brain Atlas, Swanson 1992. We have considered three types of brain structures: grisea (neural masses), fiber tracts, and ventricles. The hierarchical tree was constructed by taking into account two criteria: the set of classes and subclasses of the basic cell groups and fiber systems of the rat CNS and the topological positions of structures relative to superstructures. According to Hayhow et al 1960, Terubayashi and Fujisawa 1984, Giolli et al. 1989. Lateral terminal nucleus of the accessory optic tract Rat LV 2002-08-05 281 The hierarchy was constructed and adapted according to the information found in the Rat Brain Atlas, Swanson 1992. We have considered three types of brain structures: grisea (neural masses), fiber tracts, and ventricles. The hierarchical tree was constructed by taking into account two criteria: the set of classes and subclasses of the basic cell groups and fiber systems of the rat CNS and the topological positions of structures relative to superstructures. None provided Lateral ventricle Rat LAV 2002-08-05 281 The hierarchy was constructed and adapted according to the information found in the Rat Brain Atlas, Swanson 1992. We have considered three types of brain structures: grisea (neural masses), fiber tracts, and ventricles. The hierarchical tree was constructed by taking into account two criteria: the set of classes and subclasses of the basic cell groups and fiber systems of the rat CNS and the topological positions of structures relative to superstructures. No description provided. Lateral vestibular nucleus Rat LZ 2002-08-05 281 The hierarchy was constructed and adapted according to the information found in the Rat Brain Atlas, Swanson 1992. We have considered three types of brain structures: grisea (neural masses), fiber tracts, and ventricles. The hierarchical tree was constructed by taking into account two criteria: the set of classes and subclasses of the basic cell groups and fiber systems of the rat CNS and the topological positions of structures relative to superstructures. None provided Lateral zone of the hypothalamus Rat LDT 2002-08-05 281 The hierarchy was constructed and adapted according to the information found in the Rat Brain Atlas, Swanson 1992. We have considered three types of brain structures: grisea (neural masses), fiber tracts, and ventricles. The hierarchical tree was constructed by taking into account two criteria: the set of classes and subclasses of the basic cell groups and fiber systems of the rat CNS and the topological positions of structures relative to superstructures. According to Gillilan 1943, Cornwall et al. 1990. Laterodorsal tegmental nucleus Rat LDT_p 2002-08-05 281 The hierarchy was constructed and adapted according to the information found in the Rat Brain Atlas, Swanson 1992. We have considered three types of brain structures: grisea (neural masses), fiber tracts, and ventricles. The hierarchical tree was constructed by taking into account two criteria: the set of classes and subclasses of the basic cell groups and fiber systems of the rat CNS and the topological positions of structures relative to superstructures. This is the part of the laterordorsal tegmental nucleus which is not included in the sublaterodorsal nucleus. See the Atlas levels 45-50. Laterodorsal tegmental nucleus proper Rat VISll 2002-08-05 281 The hierarchy was constructed and adapted according to the information found in the Rat Brain Atlas, Swanson 1992. We have considered three types of brain structures: grisea (neural masses), fiber tracts, and ventricles. The hierarchical tree was constructed by taking into account two criteria: the set of classes and subclasses of the basic cell groups and fiber systems of the rat CNS and the topological positions of structures relative to superstructures. No description provided. Laterolateral visual area Rat LIN 2002-08-05 281 The hierarchy was constructed and adapted according to the information found in the Rat Brain Atlas, Swanson 1992. We have considered three types of brain structures: grisea (neural masses), fiber tracts, and ventricles. The hierarchical tree was constructed by taking into account two criteria: the set of classes and subclasses of the basic cell groups and fiber systems of the rat CNS and the topological positions of structures relative to superstructures. According to Watson and Switzer 1978. Based on connections (Watson and Switzer 1978), cytology and topology, these cells are reminiscent of a bridge of LRN cells over the rostral end of the nucleus ambiguus. Linear nucleus of the medulla Rat LING 2002-08-05 281 The hierarchy was constructed and adapted according to the information found in the Rat Brain Atlas, Swanson 1992. We have considered three types of brain structures: grisea (neural masses), fiber tracts, and ventricles. The hierarchical tree was constructed by taking into account two criteria: the set of classes and subclasses of the basic cell groups and fiber systems of the rat CNS and the topological positions of structures relative to superstructures. No description provided. Lingula (l) Rat LC 2002-08-05 281 The hierarchy was constructed and adapted according to the information found in the Rat Brain Atlas, Swanson 1992. We have considered three types of brain structures: grisea (neural masses), fiber tracts, and ventricles. The hierarchical tree was constructed by taking into account two criteria: the set of classes and subclasses of the basic cell groups and fiber systems of the rat CNS and the topological positions of structures relative to superstructures. According to Swanson 1976b. Locus coeruleus Rat LC_p 2002-08-05 281 The hierarchy was constructed and adapted according to the information found in the Rat Brain Atlas, Swanson 1992. We have considered three types of brain structures: grisea (neural masses), fiber tracts, and ventricles. The hierarchical tree was constructed by taking into account two criteria: the set of classes and subclasses of the basic cell groups and fiber systems of the rat CNS and the topological positions of structures relative to superstructures. That part of the locus coeruleus which is not included in the subcoeruleus nucleus. Locus coeruleus proper Rat MA 2002-08-05 281 The hierarchy was constructed and adapted according to the information found in the Rat Brain Atlas, Swanson 1992. We have considered three types of brain structures: grisea (neural masses), fiber tracts, and ventricles. The hierarchical tree was constructed by taking into account two criteria: the set of classes and subclasses of the basic cell groups and fiber systems of the rat CNS and the topological positions of structures relative to superstructures. This nucleus comes as close to a basal nucleus of Meynert as anything in the rat. Cholinergic neurons here innervate preferentially in the olfactory bulb. Whether it is in fact of the preoptic hypothalamus, derived from third ventricular neuroepithelium, is doubtful. See Swanson 1976a; Rye et al. 1984 and notes 62 and 64. Magnocellular preoptic nucleus Rat MARN 2002-08-05 281 The hierarchy was constructed and adapted according to the information found in the Rat Brain Atlas, Swanson 1992. We have considered three types of brain structures: grisea (neural masses), fiber tracts, and ventricles. The hierarchical tree was constructed by taking into account two criteria: the set of classes and subclasses of the basic cell groups and fiber systems of the rat CNS and the topological positions of structures relative to superstructures. According to Berman 1968, Newman 1985a, b. This appears to be a ventromedial extension of the gigantocellular reticular nucleus. Magnocellular reticular nucleus Rat MOB 2002-08-05 281 The hierarchy was constructed and adapted according to the information found in the Rat Brain Atlas, Swanson 1992. We have considered three types of brain structures: grisea (neural masses), fiber tracts, and ventricles. The hierarchical tree was constructed by taking into account two criteria: the set of classes and subclasses of the basic cell groups and fiber systems of the rat CNS and the topological positions of structures relative to superstructures. According to Gurdjian 1925, Shipley et al. 1996 Main olfactory bulb Rat MOBgl 2002-08-05 281 The hierarchy was constructed and adapted according to the information found in the Rat Brain Atlas, Swanson 1992. We have considered three types of brain structures: grisea (neural masses), fiber tracts, and ventricles. The hierarchical tree was constructed by taking into account two criteria: the set of classes and subclasses of the basic cell groups and fiber systems of the rat CNS and the topological positions of structures relative to superstructures. None provided Main olfactory bulb, glomerular layer Rat MOBgr 2002-08-05 281 The hierarchy was constructed and adapted according to the information found in the Rat Brain Atlas, Swanson 1992. We have considered three types of brain structures: grisea (neural masses), fiber tracts, and ventricles. The hierarchical tree was constructed by taking into account two criteria: the set of classes and subclasses of the basic cell groups and fiber systems of the rat CNS and the topological positions of structures relative to superstructures. None provided Main olfactory bulb, granule layer Rat MOBipl 2002-08-05 281 The hierarchy was constructed and adapted according to the information found in the Rat Brain Atlas, Swanson 1992. We have considered three types of brain structures: grisea (neural masses), fiber tracts, and ventricles. The hierarchical tree was constructed by taking into account two criteria: the set of classes and subclasses of the basic cell groups and fiber systems of the rat CNS and the topological positions of structures relative to superstructures. None provided Main olfactory bulb, inner plexiform layer Rat MOBmi 2002-08-05 281 The hierarchy was constructed and adapted according to the information found in the Rat Brain Atlas, Swanson 1992. We have considered three types of brain structures: grisea (neural masses), fiber tracts, and ventricles. The hierarchical tree was constructed by taking into account two criteria: the set of classes and subclasses of the basic cell groups and fiber systems of the rat CNS and the topological positions of structures relative to superstructures. None provided Main olfactory bulb, mitral layer Rat MOBopl 2002-08-05 281 The hierarchy was constructed and adapted according to the information found in the Rat Brain Atlas, Swanson 1992. We have considered three types of brain structures: grisea (neural masses), fiber tracts, and ventricles. The hierarchical tree was constructed by taking into account two criteria: the set of classes and subclasses of the basic cell groups and fiber systems of the rat CNS and the topological positions of structures relative to superstructures. None provided Main olfactory bulb, outer plexiform layer Rat islm 2002-08-05 281 The hierarchy was constructed and adapted according to the information found in the Rat Brain Atlas, Swanson 1992. We have considered three types of brain structures: grisea (neural masses), fiber tracts, and ventricles. The hierarchical tree was constructed by taking into account two criteria: the set of classes and subclasses of the basic cell groups and fiber systems of the rat CNS and the topological positions of structures relative to superstructures. None provided Major island of Calleja Rat MBO 2002-08-05 281 The hierarchy was constructed and adapted according to the information found in the Rat Brain Atlas, Swanson 1992. We have considered three types of brain structures: grisea (neural masses), fiber tracts, and ventricles. The hierarchical tree was constructed by taking into account two criteria: the set of classes and subclasses of the basic cell groups and fiber systems of the rat CNS and the topological positions of structures relative to superstructures. None provided Mammillary body Rat mp 2002-08-05 281 The hierarchy was constructed and adapted according to the information found in the Rat Brain Atlas, Swanson 1992. We have considered three types of brain structures: grisea (neural masses), fiber tracts, and ventricles. The hierarchical tree was constructed by taking into account two criteria: the set of classes and subclasses of the basic cell groups and fiber systems of the rat CNS and the topological positions of structures relative to superstructures. According to Gurdjian 1927, Cowan et al. 1964, Shibata 1987. Mammillary peduncle Rat mtg 2002-08-05 281 The hierarchy was constructed and adapted according to the information found in the Rat Brain Atlas, Swanson 1992. We have considered three types of brain structures: grisea (neural masses), fiber tracts, and ventricles. The hierarchical tree was constructed by taking into account two criteria: the set of classes and subclasses of the basic cell groups and fiber systems of the rat CNS and the topological positions of structures relative to superstructures. According to Allen and Hopkins 1990. Mammillotegmental tract Rat mtt 2002-08-05 281 The hierarchy was constructed and adapted according to the information found in the Rat Brain Atlas, Swanson 1992. We have considered three types of brain structures: grisea (neural masses), fiber tracts, and ventricles. The hierarchical tree was constructed by taking into account two criteria: the set of classes and subclasses of the basic cell groups and fiber systems of the rat CNS and the topological positions of structures relative to superstructures. According to Gurdjian 1927, Cruce 1975, Seki and Zyo 1984. Mammillothalamic tract Rat MZ 2002-08-05 281 The hierarchy was constructed and adapted according to the information found in the Rat Brain Atlas, Swanson 1992. We have considered three types of brain structures: grisea (neural masses), fiber tracts, and ventricles. The hierarchical tree was constructed by taking into account two criteria: the set of classes and subclasses of the basic cell groups and fiber systems of the rat CNS and the topological positions of structures relative to superstructures. According to Lima and Coimbra 1986, Holstege 1988. Marginal zone of the spinal cord Rat MAN 2002-08-05 281 The hierarchy was constructed and adapted according to the information found in the Rat Brain Atlas, Swanson 1992. We have considered three types of brain structures: grisea (neural masses), fiber tracts, and ventricles. The hierarchical tree was constructed by taking into account two criteria: the set of classes and subclasses of the basic cell groups and fiber systems of the rat CNS and the topological positions of structures relative to superstructures. According to Leichnets 1982; Gonzalo-Ruiz et al. 1990. Medial accessory nucleus Rat IOma 2002-08-05 281 The hierarchy was constructed and adapted according to the information found in the Rat Brain Atlas, Swanson 1992. We have considered three types of brain structures: grisea (neural masses), fiber tracts, and ventricles. The hierarchical tree was constructed by taking into account two criteria: the set of classes and subclasses of the basic cell groups and fiber systems of the rat CNS and the topological positions of structures relative to superstructures. No description provided. Medial accessory olive Rat mct 2002-08-05 281 The hierarchy was constructed and adapted according to the information found in the Rat Brain Atlas, Swanson 1992. We have considered three types of brain structures: grisea (neural masses), fiber tracts, and ventricles. The hierarchical tree was constructed by taking into account two criteria: the set of classes and subclasses of the basic cell groups and fiber systems of the rat CNS and the topological positions of structures relative to superstructures. None provided Medial corticohypothalamic tract Rat mfb 2002-08-05 281 The hierarchy was constructed and adapted according to the information found in the Rat Brain Atlas, Swanson 1992. We have considered three types of brain structures: grisea (neural masses), fiber tracts, and ventricles. The hierarchical tree was constructed by taking into account two criteria: the set of classes and subclasses of the basic cell groups and fiber systems of the rat CNS and the topological positions of structures relative to superstructures. According Gurdjian 1925, 1927, Nauta and Haymaker 1969, Nieuwenhuys et al. 1982. Medial forebrain bundle Rat mfbs 2002-08-05 281 The hierarchy was constructed and adapted according to the information found in the Rat Brain Atlas, Swanson 1992. We have considered three types of brain structures: grisea (neural masses), fiber tracts, and ventricles. The hierarchical tree was constructed by taking into account two criteria: the set of classes and subclasses of the basic cell groups and fiber systems of the rat CNS and the topological positions of structures relative to superstructures. None provided Medial forebrain bundle system Rat MG 2002-08-05 281 The hierarchy was constructed and adapted according to the information found in the Rat Brain Atlas, Swanson 1992. We have considered three types of brain structures: grisea (neural masses), fiber tracts, and ventricles. The hierarchical tree was constructed by taking into account two criteria: the set of classes and subclasses of the basic cell groups and fiber systems of the rat CNS and the topological positions of structures relative to superstructures. None provided Medial geniculate complex Rat MGd 2002-08-05 281 The hierarchy was constructed and adapted according to the information found in the Rat Brain Atlas, Swanson 1992. We have considered three types of brain structures: grisea (neural masses), fiber tracts, and ventricles. The hierarchical tree was constructed by taking into account two criteria: the set of classes and subclasses of the basic cell groups and fiber systems of the rat CNS and the topological positions of structures relative to superstructures. None provided Medial geniculate complex dorsal part Rat MGm 2002-08-05 281 The hierarchy was constructed and adapted according to the information found in the Rat Brain Atlas, Swanson 1992. We have considered three types of brain structures: grisea (neural masses), fiber tracts, and ventricles. The hierarchical tree was constructed by taking into account two criteria: the set of classes and subclasses of the basic cell groups and fiber systems of the rat CNS and the topological positions of structures relative to superstructures. None provided Medial geniculate complex medial part Rat MGv 2002-08-05 281 The hierarchy was constructed and adapted according to the information found in the Rat Brain Atlas, Swanson 1992. We have considered three types of brain structures: grisea (neural masses), fiber tracts, and ventricles. The hierarchical tree was constructed by taking into account two criteria: the set of classes and subclasses of the basic cell groups and fiber systems of the rat CNS and the topological positions of structures relative to superstructures. None provided Medial geniculate complex ventral part Rat MED 2002-08-05 281 The hierarchy was constructed and adapted according to the information found in the Rat Brain Atlas, Swanson 1992. We have considered three types of brain structures: grisea (neural masses), fiber tracts, and ventricles. The hierarchical tree was constructed by taking into account two criteria: the set of classes and subclasses of the basic cell groups and fiber systems of the rat CNS and the topological positions of structures relative to superstructures. None provided Medial group of the dorsal thalamus Rat MH 2002-08-05 281 The hierarchy was constructed and adapted according to the information found in the Rat Brain Atlas, Swanson 1992. We have considered three types of brain structures: grisea (neural masses), fiber tracts, and ventricles. The hierarchical tree was constructed by taking into account two criteria: the set of classes and subclasses of the basic cell groups and fiber systems of the rat CNS and the topological positions of structures relative to superstructures. None provided Medial habenula Rat MHd 2002-08-05 281 The hierarchy was constructed and adapted according to the information found in the Rat Brain Atlas, Swanson 1992. We have considered three types of brain structures: grisea (neural masses), fiber tracts, and ventricles. The hierarchical tree was constructed by taking into account two criteria: the set of classes and subclasses of the basic cell groups and fiber systems of the rat CNS and the topological positions of structures relative to superstructures. None provided Medial habenula dorsal part Rat MHv 2002-08-05 281 The hierarchy was constructed and adapted according to the information found in the Rat Brain Atlas, Swanson 1992. We have considered three types of brain structures: grisea (neural masses), fiber tracts, and ventricles. The hierarchical tree was constructed by taking into account two criteria: the set of classes and subclasses of the basic cell groups and fiber systems of the rat CNS and the topological positions of structures relative to superstructures. None provided Medial habenula ventral part Rat ml 2002-08-05 281 The hierarchy was constructed and adapted according to the information found in the Rat Brain Atlas, Swanson 1992. We have considered three types of brain structures: grisea (neural masses), fiber tracts, and ventricles. The hierarchical tree was constructed by taking into account two criteria: the set of classes and subclasses of the basic cell groups and fiber systems of the rat CNS and the topological positions of structures relative to superstructures. Massoupost et al. 1985. Medial lemniscus Rat mlf 2002-08-05 281 The hierarchy was constructed and adapted according to the information found in the Rat Brain Atlas, Swanson 1992. We have considered three types of brain structures: grisea (neural masses), fiber tracts, and ventricles. The hierarchical tree was constructed by taking into account two criteria: the set of classes and subclasses of the basic cell groups and fiber systems of the rat CNS and the topological positions of structures relative to superstructures. According Rhines and Windle 1941. Medial longitudinal fascicle Rat MM 2002-08-05 281 The hierarchy was constructed and adapted according to the information found in the Rat Brain Atlas, Swanson 1992. We have considered three types of brain structures: grisea (neural masses), fiber tracts, and ventricles. The hierarchical tree was constructed by taking into account two criteria: the set of classes and subclasses of the basic cell groups and fiber systems of the rat CNS and the topological positions of structures relative to superstructures. None provided Medial mammillary nucleus Rat MMme 2002-08-05 281 The hierarchy was constructed and adapted according to the information found in the Rat Brain Atlas, Swanson 1992. We have considered three types of brain structures: grisea (neural masses), fiber tracts, and ventricles. The hierarchical tree was constructed by taking into account two criteria: the set of classes and subclasses of the basic cell groups and fiber systems of the rat CNS and the topological positions of structures relative to superstructures. None provided Medial mammillary nucleus median part Rat MEA 2002-08-05 281 The hierarchy was constructed and adapted according to the information found in the Rat Brain Atlas, Swanson 1992. We have considered three types of brain structures: grisea (neural masses), fiber tracts, and ventricles. The hierarchical tree was constructed by taking into account two criteria: the set of classes and subclasses of the basic cell groups and fiber systems of the rat CNS and the topological positions of structures relative to superstructures. None provided Medial nucleus of the amygdala Rat MEAad 2002-08-05 281 The hierarchy was constructed and adapted according to the information found in the Rat Brain Atlas, Swanson 1992. We have considered three types of brain structures: grisea (neural masses), fiber tracts, and ventricles. The hierarchical tree was constructed by taking into account two criteria: the set of classes and subclasses of the basic cell groups and fiber systems of the rat CNS and the topological positions of structures relative to superstructures. None provided Medial nucleus of the amygdala anterodorsal part Rat MEAav 2002-08-05 281 The hierarchy was constructed and adapted according to the information found in the Rat Brain Atlas, Swanson 1992. We have considered three types of brain structures: grisea (neural masses), fiber tracts, and ventricles. The hierarchical tree was constructed by taking into account two criteria: the set of classes and subclasses of the basic cell groups and fiber systems of the rat CNS and the topological positions of structures relative to superstructures. None provided Medial nucleus of the amygdala anteroventral part Rat MEApd 2002-08-05 281 The hierarchy was constructed and adapted according to the information found in the Rat Brain Atlas, Swanson 1992. We have considered three types of brain structures: grisea (neural masses), fiber tracts, and ventricles. The hierarchical tree was constructed by taking into account two criteria: the set of classes and subclasses of the basic cell groups and fiber systems of the rat CNS and the topological positions of structures relative to superstructures. None provided Medial nucleus of the amygdala posterodorsal part Rat MEApd-a 2002-08-05 281 The hierarchy was constructed and adapted according to the information found in the Rat Brain Atlas, Swanson 1992. We have considered three types of brain structures: grisea (neural masses), fiber tracts, and ventricles. The hierarchical tree was constructed by taking into account two criteria: the set of classes and subclasses of the basic cell groups and fiber systems of the rat CNS and the topological positions of structures relative to superstructures. None provided Medial nucleus of the amygdala posterodorsal part,sublayer a Rat MEApd-b 2002-08-05 281 The hierarchy was constructed and adapted according to the information found in the Rat Brain Atlas, Swanson 1992. We have considered three types of brain structures: grisea (neural masses), fiber tracts, and ventricles. The hierarchical tree was constructed by taking into account two criteria: the set of classes and subclasses of the basic cell groups and fiber systems of the rat CNS and the topological positions of structures relative to superstructures. None provided Medial nucleus of the amygdala posterodorsal part,sublayer b Rat MEApd-c 2002-08-05 281 The hierarchy was constructed and adapted according to the information found in the Rat Brain Atlas, Swanson 1992. We have considered three types of brain structures: grisea (neural masses), fiber tracts, and ventricles. The hierarchical tree was constructed by taking into account two criteria: the set of classes and subclasses of the basic cell groups and fiber systems of the rat CNS and the topological positions of structures relative to superstructures. None provided Medial nucleus of the amygdala posterodorsal part,sublayer c Rat MEApv 2002-08-05 281 The hierarchy was constructed and adapted according to the information found in the Rat Brain Atlas, Swanson 1992. We have considered three types of brain structures: grisea (neural masses), fiber tracts, and ventricles. The hierarchical tree was constructed by taking into account two criteria: the set of classes and subclasses of the basic cell groups and fiber systems of the rat CNS and the topological positions of structures relative to superstructures. None provided Medial nucleus of the amygdala posteroventral part Rat MPO 2002-08-05 281 The hierarchy was constructed and adapted according to the information found in the Rat Brain Atlas, Swanson 1992. We have considered three types of brain structures: grisea (neural masses), fiber tracts, and ventricles. The hierarchical tree was constructed by taking into account two criteria: the set of classes and subclasses of the basic cell groups and fiber systems of the rat CNS and the topological positions of structures relative to superstructures. None provided Medial preoptic area Rat MPO_p 2002-08-05 281 The hierarchy was constructed and adapted according to the information found in the Rat Brain Atlas, Swanson 1992. We have considered three types of brain structures: grisea (neural masses), fiber tracts, and ventricles. The hierarchical tree was constructed by taking into account two criteria: the set of classes and subclasses of the basic cell groups and fiber systems of the rat CNS and the topological positions of structures relative to superstructures. This is the part of the medial preoptic area outside of the classical substructures. See the atlas for details. Medial preoptic area proper Rat MPN 2002-08-05 281 The hierarchy was constructed and adapted according to the information found in the Rat Brain Atlas, Swanson 1992. We have considered three types of brain structures: grisea (neural masses), fiber tracts, and ventricles. The hierarchical tree was constructed by taking into account two criteria: the set of classes and subclasses of the basic cell groups and fiber systems of the rat CNS and the topological positions of structures relative to superstructures. None provided Medial preoptic nucleus Rat MPNc 2002-08-05 281 The hierarchy was constructed and adapted according to the information found in the Rat Brain Atlas, Swanson 1992. We have considered three types of brain structures: grisea (neural masses), fiber tracts, and ventricles. The hierarchical tree was constructed by taking into account two criteria: the set of classes and subclasses of the basic cell groups and fiber systems of the rat CNS and the topological positions of structures relative to superstructures. None provided Medial preoptic nucleus central part Rat MPNl 2002-08-05 281 The hierarchy was constructed and adapted according to the information found in the Rat Brain Atlas, Swanson 1992. We have considered three types of brain structures: grisea (neural masses), fiber tracts, and ventricles. The hierarchical tree was constructed by taking into account two criteria: the set of classes and subclasses of the basic cell groups and fiber systems of the rat CNS and the topological positions of structures relative to superstructures. None provided Medial preoptic nucleus lateral part Rat MPNm 2002-08-05 281 The hierarchy was constructed and adapted according to the information found in the Rat Brain Atlas, Swanson 1992. We have considered three types of brain structures: grisea (neural masses), fiber tracts, and ventricles. The hierarchical tree was constructed by taking into account two criteria: the set of classes and subclasses of the basic cell groups and fiber systems of the rat CNS and the topological positions of structures relative to superstructures. None provided Medial preoptic nucleus medial part Rat MPT 2002-08-05 281 The hierarchy was constructed and adapted according to the information found in the Rat Brain Atlas, Swanson 1992. We have considered three types of brain structures: grisea (neural masses), fiber tracts, and ventricles. The hierarchical tree was constructed by taking into account two criteria: the set of classes and subclasses of the basic cell groups and fiber systems of the rat CNS and the topological positions of structures relative to superstructures. According to Siminoff et al. 1968; Kanaseki and Sprague 1974. Medial pretectal area Rat MSC 2002-08-05 281 The hierarchy was constructed and adapted according to the information found in the Rat Brain Atlas, Swanson 1992. We have considered three types of brain structures: grisea (neural masses), fiber tracts, and ventricles. The hierarchical tree was constructed by taking into account two criteria: the set of classes and subclasses of the basic cell groups and fiber systems of the rat CNS and the topological positions of structures relative to superstructures. Swanson and Cowan 1979. There is no morphologically distinct border between the medial spetal nucleus and nucleus of the diagonal band, although an arbitrary border is often drawn at the widest point of the complex (see Atlas level 16). This level also shows that is often convenient to describe horizontal and vertical limbs of the nucleus of the diagonal band (Raisman 1966). Unfortunately, Price and Powell (1970) applied the term nucleus of the horizontal limb of the diagonal band to a laterally adjacent cell group that had been widely referred to as the magnocellular preoptic nucleus since the time of Loo (1931), and that projects to the olfactory bulb rather than the hippocampal formation (see not 62). Medial septal complex Rat MS 2002-08-05 281 The hierarchy was constructed and adapted according to the information found in the Rat Brain Atlas, Swanson 1992. We have considered three types of brain structures: grisea (neural masses), fiber tracts, and ventricles. The hierarchical tree was constructed by taking into account two criteria: the set of classes and subclasses of the basic cell groups and fiber systems of the rat CNS and the topological positions of structures relative to superstructures. No description provided. Medial septal nucleus Rat MT 2002-08-05 281 The hierarchy was constructed and adapted according to the information found in the Rat Brain Atlas, Swanson 1992. We have considered three types of brain structures: grisea (neural masses), fiber tracts, and ventricles. The hierarchical tree was constructed by taking into account two criteria: the set of classes and subclasses of the basic cell groups and fiber systems of the rat CNS and the topological positions of structures relative to superstructures. According to Hayhow et al 1960, Terubayashi and Fujisawa 1984, Giolli et al. 1989. Medial terminal nucleus of the accessory optic tract Rat MV 2002-08-05 281 The hierarchy was constructed and adapted according to the information found in the Rat Brain Atlas, Swanson 1992. We have considered three types of brain structures: grisea (neural masses), fiber tracts, and ventricles. The hierarchical tree was constructed by taking into account two criteria: the set of classes and subclasses of the basic cell groups and fiber systems of the rat CNS and the topological positions of structures relative to superstructures. No descriptioon provided. Medial vestibular nucleus Rat MEZ 2002-08-05 281 The hierarchy was constructed and adapted according to the information found in the Rat Brain Atlas, Swanson 1992. We have considered three types of brain structures: grisea (neural masses), fiber tracts, and ventricles. The hierarchical tree was constructed by taking into account two criteria: the set of classes and subclasses of the basic cell groups and fiber systems of the rat CNS and the topological positions of structures relative to superstructures. None provided Medial zone of the hypothalamus Rat MEPO 2002-08-05 281 The hierarchy was constructed and adapted according to the information found in the Rat Brain Atlas, Swanson 1992. We have considered three types of brain structures: grisea (neural masses), fiber tracts, and ventricles. The hierarchical tree was constructed by taking into account two criteria: the set of classes and subclasses of the basic cell groups and fiber systems of the rat CNS and the topological positions of structures relative to superstructures. None provided Median preoptic nucleus Rat MD 2002-08-05 281 The hierarchy was constructed and adapted according to the information found in the Rat Brain Atlas, Swanson 1992. We have considered three types of brain structures: grisea (neural masses), fiber tracts, and ventricles. The hierarchical tree was constructed by taking into account two criteria: the set of classes and subclasses of the basic cell groups and fiber systems of the rat CNS and the topological positions of structures relative to superstructures. None provided Mediodorsal nucleus of the thalamus Rat MDc 2002-08-05 281 The hierarchy was constructed and adapted according to the information found in the Rat Brain Atlas, Swanson 1992. We have considered three types of brain structures: grisea (neural masses), fiber tracts, and ventricles. The hierarchical tree was constructed by taking into account two criteria: the set of classes and subclasses of the basic cell groups and fiber systems of the rat CNS and the topological positions of structures relative to superstructures. None provided Mediodorsal nucleus of the thalamus central part Rat MDl 2002-08-05 281 The hierarchy was constructed and adapted according to the information found in the Rat Brain Atlas, Swanson 1992. We have considered three types of brain structures: grisea (neural masses), fiber tracts, and ventricles. The hierarchical tree was constructed by taking into account two criteria: the set of classes and subclasses of the basic cell groups and fiber systems of the rat CNS and the topological positions of structures relative to superstructures. None provided Mediodorsal nucleus of the thalamus lateral part Rat MDm 2002-08-05 281 The hierarchy was constructed and adapted according to the information found in the Rat Brain Atlas, Swanson 1992. We have considered three types of brain structures: grisea (neural masses), fiber tracts, and ventricles. The hierarchical tree was constructed by taking into account two criteria: the set of classes and subclasses of the basic cell groups and fiber systems of the rat CNS and the topological positions of structures relative to superstructures. None provided Mediodorsal nucleus of the thalamus medial part Rat VISlm 2002-08-05 281 The hierarchy was constructed and adapted according to the information found in the Rat Brain Atlas, Swanson 1992. We have considered three types of brain structures: grisea (neural masses), fiber tracts, and ventricles. The hierarchical tree was constructed by taking into account two criteria: the set of classes and subclasses of the basic cell groups and fiber systems of the rat CNS and the topological positions of structures relative to superstructures. No description provided. Mediolateral visual area Rat MDRN 2002-08-05 281 The hierarchy was constructed and adapted according to the information found in the Rat Brain Atlas, Swanson 1992. We have considered three types of brain structures: grisea (neural masses), fiber tracts, and ventricles. The hierarchical tree was constructed by taking into account two criteria: the set of classes and subclasses of the basic cell groups and fiber systems of the rat CNS and the topological positions of structures relative to superstructures. According to Meesen and Olszewski 1949, Valverde 1962. Medullary reticular nucleus Rat MDRNd 2002-08-05 281 The hierarchy was constructed and adapted according to the information found in the Rat Brain Atlas, Swanson 1992. We have considered three types of brain structures: grisea (neural masses), fiber tracts, and ventricles. The hierarchical tree was constructed by taking into account two criteria: the set of classes and subclasses of the basic cell groups and fiber systems of the rat CNS and the topological positions of structures relative to superstructures. According to Villanueva et al. 1988. Medullary reticular nucleus dorsal part Rat MDRNv 2002-08-05 281 The hierarchy was constructed and adapted according to the information found in the Rat Brain Atlas, Swanson 1992. We have considered three types of brain structures: grisea (neural masses), fiber tracts, and ventricles. The hierarchical tree was constructed by taking into account two criteria: the set of classes and subclasses of the basic cell groups and fiber systems of the rat CNS and the topological positions of structures relative to superstructures. No description provided. Medullary reticular nucleus ventral part Rat MEV 2002-08-05 281 The hierarchy was constructed and adapted according to the information found in the Rat Brain Atlas, Swanson 1992. We have considered three types of brain structures: grisea (neural masses), fiber tracts, and ventricles. The hierarchical tree was constructed by taking into account two criteria: the set of classes and subclasses of the basic cell groups and fiber systems of the rat CNS and the topological positions of structures relative to superstructures. According to Rokx et al 1986a, Luo et al. 1991. This is a displaced dorsal root ganglion. Mesencephalic nucleus of the trigeminal Rat MRN 2002-08-05 281 The hierarchy was constructed and adapted according to the information found in the Rat Brain Atlas, Swanson 1992. We have considered three types of brain structures: grisea (neural masses), fiber tracts, and ventricles. The hierarchical tree was constructed by taking into account two criteria: the set of classes and subclasses of the basic cell groups and fiber systems of the rat CNS and the topological positions of structures relative to superstructures. According to Brodal 1957. Mesencephalic reticular nucleus Rat MRN_p 2002-08-05 281 The hierarchy was constructed and adapted according to the information found in the Rat Brain Atlas, Swanson 1992. We have considered three types of brain structures: grisea (neural masses), fiber tracts, and ventricles. The hierarchical tree was constructed by taking into account two criteria: the set of classes and subclasses of the basic cell groups and fiber systems of the rat CNS and the topological positions of structures relative to superstructures. The part of MRN which is not in its substructures. See atlas for details. Mesencephalic reticular nucleus proper Rat mtV 2002-08-05 281 The hierarchy was constructed and adapted according to the information found in the Rat Brain Atlas, Swanson 1992. We have considered three types of brain structures: grisea (neural masses), fiber tracts, and ventricles. The hierarchical tree was constructed by taking into account two criteria: the set of classes and subclasses of the basic cell groups and fiber systems of the rat CNS and the topological positions of structures relative to superstructures. According to Rokx et al. 1986a. Mesencephalic tract of the trigeminal nerve Rat mcp 2002-08-05 281 The hierarchy was constructed and adapted according to the information found in the Rat Brain Atlas, Swanson 1992. We have considered three types of brain structures: grisea (neural masses), fiber tracts, and ventricles. The hierarchical tree was constructed by taking into account two criteria: the set of classes and subclasses of the basic cell groups and fiber systems of the rat CNS and the topological positions of structures relative to superstructures. According to Yamada et al. 1991. Middle cerebellar peduncle Rat MTN 2002-08-05 281 The hierarchy was constructed and adapted according to the information found in the Rat Brain Atlas, Swanson 1992. We have considered three types of brain structures: grisea (neural masses), fiber tracts, and ventricles. The hierarchical tree was constructed by taking into account two criteria: the set of classes and subclasses of the basic cell groups and fiber systems of the rat CNS and the topological positions of structures relative to superstructures. None provided Midline group of the dorsal thalamus Rat V 2002-08-05 281 The hierarchy was constructed and adapted according to the information found in the Rat Brain Atlas, Swanson 1992. We have considered three types of brain structures: grisea (neural masses), fiber tracts, and ventricles. The hierarchical tree was constructed by taking into account two criteria: the set of classes and subclasses of the basic cell groups and fiber systems of the rat CNS and the topological positions of structures relative to superstructures. According to Mizuno et al. 1975, Jacquin et al. 1983. Motor nucleus of the trigeminal Rat Vpc 2002-08-05 281 The hierarchy was constructed and adapted according to the information found in the Rat Brain Atlas, Swanson 1992. We have considered three types of brain structures: grisea (neural masses), fiber tracts, and ventricles. The hierarchical tree was constructed by taking into account two criteria: the set of classes and subclasses of the basic cell groups and fiber systems of the rat CNS and the topological positions of structures relative to superstructures. According to Spangler et al. 1982. Motor nucleus of the trigeminal parvicellular part Rat V_p 2002-08-05 281 The hierarchy was constructed and adapted according to the information found in the Rat Brain Atlas, Swanson 1992. We have considered three types of brain structures: grisea (neural masses), fiber tracts, and ventricles. The hierarchical tree was constructed by taking into account two criteria: the set of classes and subclasses of the basic cell groups and fiber systems of the rat CNS and the topological positions of structures relative to superstructures. This is the remaining part of the motor nucleus of the trigeminal after excluding the parviccellular part. Refer to plates 47-52. Motor nucleus of the trigeminal proper Rat moV 2002-08-05 281 The hierarchy was constructed and adapted according to the information found in the Rat Brain Atlas, Swanson 1992. We have considered three types of brain structures: grisea (neural masses), fiber tracts, and ventricles. The hierarchical tree was constructed by taking into account two criteria: the set of classes and subclasses of the basic cell groups and fiber systems of the rat CNS and the topological positions of structures relative to superstructures. According to Jacquin et al. 1983. Motor root of the trigeminal nerve Rat nst 2002-08-05 281 The hierarchy was constructed and adapted according to the information found in the Rat Brain Atlas, Swanson 1992. We have considered three types of brain structures: grisea (neural masses), fiber tracts, and ventricles. The hierarchical tree was constructed by taking into account two criteria: the set of classes and subclasses of the basic cell groups and fiber systems of the rat CNS and the topological positions of structures relative to superstructures. According to Fallon and Moore 1978, Bjorklund and Lindvall 1984. Nigrostriatal tract Rat ntt 2002-08-05 281 The hierarchy was constructed and adapted according to the information found in the Rat Brain Atlas, Swanson 1992. We have considered three types of brain structures: grisea (neural masses), fiber tracts, and ventricles. The hierarchical tree was constructed by taking into account two criteria: the set of classes and subclasses of the basic cell groups and fiber systems of the rat CNS and the topological positions of structures relative to superstructures. According to Clavier et al. 1976. Nigrothalamic fibers Rat NODa 2002-08-05 281 The hierarchy was constructed and adapted according to the information found in the Rat Brain Atlas, Swanson 1992. We have considered three types of brain structures: grisea (neural masses), fiber tracts, and ventricles. The hierarchical tree was constructed by taking into account two criteria: the set of classes and subclasses of the basic cell groups and fiber systems of the rat CNS and the topological positions of structures relative to superstructures. No description provided. Nodulus sublobule a Rat NODb 2002-08-05 281 The hierarchy was constructed and adapted according to the information found in the Rat Brain Atlas, Swanson 1992. We have considered three types of brain structures: grisea (neural masses), fiber tracts, and ventricles. The hierarchical tree was constructed by taking into account two criteria: the set of classes and subclasses of the basic cell groups and fiber systems of the rat CNS and the topological positions of structures relative to superstructures. No description provided. Nodulus sublobule b Rat NOD 2002-08-05 281 The hierarchy was constructed and adapted according to the information found in the Rat Brain Atlas, Swanson 1992. We have considered three types of brain structures: grisea (neural masses), fiber tracts, and ventricles. The hierarchical tree was constructed by taking into account two criteria: the set of classes and subclasses of the basic cell groups and fiber systems of the rat CNS and the topological positions of structures relative to superstructures. No description provided. Nodulus (X) Rat ACB 2002-08-05 281 The hierarchy was constructed and adapted according to the information found in the Rat Brain Atlas, Swanson 1992. We have considered three types of brain structures: grisea (neural masses), fiber tracts, and ventricles. The hierarchical tree was constructed by taking into account two criteria: the set of classes and subclasses of the basic cell groups and fiber systems of the rat CNS and the topological positions of structures relative to superstructures. None provided Nucleus accumbens Rat AMBd 2002-08-05 281 The hierarchy was constructed and adapted according to the information found in the Rat Brain Atlas, Swanson 1992. We have considered three types of brain structures: grisea (neural masses), fiber tracts, and ventricles. The hierarchical tree was constructed by taking into account two criteria: the set of classes and subclasses of the basic cell groups and fiber systems of the rat CNS and the topological positions of structures relative to superstructures. According to Bieger and Hopkins 1987, Patrickson et al. 1991. Nucleus ambiguus dorsal division Rat AMB_p 2002-08-05 281 The hierarchy was constructed and adapted according to the information found in the Rat Brain Atlas, Swanson 1992. We have considered three types of brain structures: grisea (neural masses), fiber tracts, and ventricles. The hierarchical tree was constructed by taking into account two criteria: the set of classes and subclasses of the basic cell groups and fiber systems of the rat CNS and the topological positions of structures relative to superstructures. This is the part of the nucleus ambiguus dorsal division after eliminating the stylopharingeal motoneurons. Refer to Atlas plates 59-71. The stylopharingeal motoneurons are not shown as a distinct substructure. Nucleus ambiguus dorsal division proper Rat AMB(sty) 2002-08-05 281 The hierarchy was constructed and adapted according to the information found in the Rat Brain Atlas, Swanson 1992. We have considered three types of brain structures: grisea (neural masses), fiber tracts, and ventricles. The hierarchical tree was constructed by taking into account two criteria: the set of classes and subclasses of the basic cell groups and fiber systems of the rat CNS and the topological positions of structures relative to superstructures. According to Kukuda et al. 1995. Nucleus ambiguus dorsal division, stylopharyngeal motoneurons Rat AMBv 2002-08-05 281 The hierarchy was constructed and adapted according to the information found in the Rat Brain Atlas, Swanson 1992. We have considered three types of brain structures: grisea (neural masses), fiber tracts, and ventricles. The hierarchical tree was constructed by taking into account two criteria: the set of classes and subclasses of the basic cell groups and fiber systems of the rat CNS and the topological positions of structures relative to superstructures. According to Bieger and Hopkins 1987. This region is characterized by preganglionic neurons that contribute to the thoracic branches of the vagus nerve, although other cell types may be present. Nucleus ambiguus, ventral division Rat NI 2002-08-05 281 The hierarchy was constructed and adapted according to the information found in the Rat Brain Atlas, Swanson 1992. We have considered three types of brain structures: grisea (neural masses), fiber tracts, and ventricles. The hierarchical tree was constructed by taking into account two criteria: the set of classes and subclasses of the basic cell groups and fiber systems of the rat CNS and the topological positions of structures relative to superstructures. The correspondence between what Streeter (1903), Castaldi (1923), and Berman (1968) identified as the NI in the human, guinea pig, and cat, and what Wyss et al. (1979) called NI in the rat is unclear. Based on connectional and histochemical evidence (N.S Canteras, personal communication) the NI of Wyss et al. and the central gray matter, pars alpha of Meesen and Olszewski (1949) appear to form parts of a single nucleus, which we have divided into compact (medial) and diffuse (lateral) parts, the latter corresponding to the pars alpha. Nucleus incertus Rat NIS 2002-08-05 281 The hierarchy was constructed and adapted according to the information found in the Rat Brain Atlas, Swanson 1992. We have considered three types of brain structures: grisea (neural masses), fiber tracts, and ventricles. The hierarchical tree was constructed by taking into account two criteria: the set of classes and subclasses of the basic cell groups and fiber systems of the rat CNS and the topological positions of structures relative to superstructures. According to Meesen and Olszewski 1949, Brodal 1952. Nucleus intercalatus Rat ND 2002-08-05 281 The hierarchy was constructed and adapted according to the information found in the Rat Brain Atlas, Swanson 1992. We have considered three types of brain structures: grisea (neural masses), fiber tracts, and ventricles. The hierarchical tree was constructed by taking into account two criteria: the set of classes and subclasses of the basic cell groups and fiber systems of the rat CNS and the topological positions of structures relative to superstructures. According to Gillilan 1943, Rutheford et al. 1989. Nucleus of Darkschewitsch Rat NR 2002-08-05 281 The hierarchy was constructed and adapted according to the information found in the Rat Brain Atlas, Swanson 1992. We have considered three types of brain structures: grisea (neural masses), fiber tracts, and ventricles. The hierarchical tree was constructed by taking into account two criteria: the set of classes and subclasses of the basic cell groups and fiber systems of the rat CNS and the topological positions of structures relative to superstructures. According to Meesen and Olszewski 1949, Torvik 1956, Valverde 1962. Nucleus of Roller Rat NB 2002-08-05 281 The hierarchy was constructed and adapted according to the information found in the Rat Brain Atlas, Swanson 1992. We have considered three types of brain structures: grisea (neural masses), fiber tracts, and ventricles. The hierarchical tree was constructed by taking into account two criteria: the set of classes and subclasses of the basic cell groups and fiber systems of the rat CNS and the topological positions of structures relative to superstructures. According to Berman 1968. Nucleus of the brachium of the inferior colliculus Rat NBC 2002-08-05 281 The hierarchy was constructed and adapted according to the information found in the Rat Brain Atlas, Swanson 1992. We have considered three types of brain structures: grisea (neural masses), fiber tracts, and ventricles. The hierarchical tree was constructed by taking into account two criteria: the set of classes and subclasses of the basic cell groups and fiber systems of the rat CNS and the topological positions of structures relative to superstructures. According to Sazaki and Arnold 1991. Nucleus of the bulbocavernosus Rat NDB 2002-08-05 281 The hierarchy was constructed and adapted according to the information found in the Rat Brain Atlas, Swanson 1992. We have considered three types of brain structures: grisea (neural masses), fiber tracts, and ventricles. The hierarchical tree was constructed by taking into account two criteria: the set of classes and subclasses of the basic cell groups and fiber systems of the rat CNS and the topological positions of structures relative to superstructures. No description provided. Nucleus of the diagonal band Rat NLL 2002-08-05 281 The hierarchy was constructed and adapted according to the information found in the Rat Brain Atlas, Swanson 1992. We have considered three types of brain structures: grisea (neural masses), fiber tracts, and ventricles. The hierarchical tree was constructed by taking into account two criteria: the set of classes and subclasses of the basic cell groups and fiber systems of the rat CNS and the topological positions of structures relative to superstructures. While it is common to divide this nucleus into dorsal and ventral parts, or into dorsal, intermediate and ventral parts, the architecture and connections of this cell group have not been examined in any detail in the rat...where it has been done, it is obvious that the NLL id an extremely complex region (see Covey and Caseday 1986). We have not attempted to parcellate the NLL. Nucleus of the lateral lemniscus Rat NLOT 2002-08-05 281 The hierarchy was constructed and adapted according to the information found in the Rat Brain Atlas, Swanson 1992. We have considered three types of brain structures: grisea (neural masses), fiber tracts, and ventricles. The hierarchical tree was constructed by taking into account two criteria: the set of classes and subclasses of the basic cell groups and fiber systems of the rat CNS and the topological positions of structures relative to superstructures. According to McDonald 1983, Millhouse and Uemoura-Sumi 1985. Like the NLOT and COA, this is an area of the olfactory cortex, usually grouped with the amygdala. Nucleus of the lateral olfactory tract Rat NLOT3 2002-08-05 281 The hierarchy was constructed and adapted according to the information found in the Rat Brain Atlas, Swanson 1992. We have considered three types of brain structures: grisea (neural masses), fiber tracts, and ventricles. The hierarchical tree was constructed by taking into account two criteria: the set of classes and subclasses of the basic cell groups and fiber systems of the rat CNS and the topological positions of structures relative to superstructures. According to Gurdjian 1928. Nucleus of the lateral olfactory tract dorsal cap Rat NLOT1 2002-08-05 281 The hierarchy was constructed and adapted according to the information found in the Rat Brain Atlas, Swanson 1992. We have considered three types of brain structures: grisea (neural masses), fiber tracts, and ventricles. The hierarchical tree was constructed by taking into account two criteria: the set of classes and subclasses of the basic cell groups and fiber systems of the rat CNS and the topological positions of structures relative to superstructures. No description provided. Nucleus of the lateral olfactory tract molecular layer Rat NLOT2 2002-08-05 281 The hierarchy was constructed and adapted according to the information found in the Rat Brain Atlas, Swanson 1992. We have considered three types of brain structures: grisea (neural masses), fiber tracts, and ventricles. The hierarchical tree was constructed by taking into account two criteria: the set of classes and subclasses of the basic cell groups and fiber systems of the rat CNS and the topological positions of structures relative to superstructures. No description provided. Nucleus of the lateral olfactory tract pyramidal layer Rat NOT 2002-08-05 281 The hierarchy was constructed and adapted according to the information found in the Rat Brain Atlas, Swanson 1992. We have considered three types of brain structures: grisea (neural masses), fiber tracts, and ventricles. The hierarchical tree was constructed by taking into account two criteria: the set of classes and subclasses of the basic cell groups and fiber systems of the rat CNS and the topological positions of structures relative to superstructures. According to Giolli et al 1985. Gregory 1985. Nucleus of the optic tract Rat NPC 2002-08-05 281 The hierarchy was constructed and adapted according to the information found in the Rat Brain Atlas, Swanson 1992. We have considered three types of brain structures: grisea (neural masses), fiber tracts, and ventricles. The hierarchical tree was constructed by taking into account two criteria: the set of classes and subclasses of the basic cell groups and fiber systems of the rat CNS and the topological positions of structures relative to superstructures. According to Kanaseki and Sprague 1974 Nucleus of the posterior commissure Rat NTS 2002-08-05 281 The hierarchy was constructed and adapted according to the information found in the Rat Brain Atlas, Swanson 1992. We have considered three types of brain structures: grisea (neural masses), fiber tracts, and ventricles. The hierarchical tree was constructed by taking into account two criteria: the set of classes and subclasses of the basic cell groups and fiber systems of the rat CNS and the topological positions of structures relative to superstructures. According to Torvik 1956, Contreras et al. 1982. NB: This nucleus belongs to the visceral part of the Midbrain-Hindbrain, even though a single subpart of it belongs ot hte gustatory subdivision. Nucleus of the solitary tract Rat NTSce 2002-08-05 281 The hierarchy was constructed and adapted according to the information found in the Rat Brain Atlas, Swanson 1992. We have considered three types of brain structures: grisea (neural masses), fiber tracts, and ventricles. The hierarchical tree was constructed by taking into account two criteria: the set of classes and subclasses of the basic cell groups and fiber systems of the rat CNS and the topological positions of structures relative to superstructures. According to Ross et al.1985, Cunnigham et al. 1991. Nucleus of the solitary tract central part Rat NTSco 2002-08-05 281 The hierarchy was constructed and adapted according to the information found in the Rat Brain Atlas, Swanson 1992. We have considered three types of brain structures: grisea (neural masses), fiber tracts, and ventricles. The hierarchical tree was constructed by taking into account two criteria: the set of classes and subclasses of the basic cell groups and fiber systems of the rat CNS and the topological positions of structures relative to superstructures. According to Torvik 1956. Nucleus of the solitary tract commissural part Rat NTSge 2002-08-05 281 The hierarchy was constructed and adapted according to the information found in the Rat Brain Atlas, Swanson 1992. We have considered three types of brain structures: grisea (neural masses), fiber tracts, and ventricles. The hierarchical tree was constructed by taking into account two criteria: the set of classes and subclasses of the basic cell groups and fiber systems of the rat CNS and the topological positions of structures relative to superstructures. According to Leslie et al. 1982, Shapiro and Miselis 1985b. Nucleus of the solitary tract gelatinous part Rat NTSl 2002-08-05 281 The hierarchy was constructed and adapted according to the information found in the Rat Brain Atlas, Swanson 1992. We have considered three types of brain structures: grisea (neural masses), fiber tracts, and ventricles. The hierarchical tree was constructed by taking into account two criteria: the set of classes and subclasses of the basic cell groups and fiber systems of the rat CNS and the topological positions of structures relative to superstructures. According to Berman 1968. Nucleus of the solitary tract lateral part Rat NTSm 2002-08-05 281 The hierarchy was constructed and adapted according to the information found in the Rat Brain Atlas, Swanson 1992. We have considered three types of brain structures: grisea (neural masses), fiber tracts, and ventricles. The hierarchical tree was constructed by taking into account two criteria: the set of classes and subclasses of the basic cell groups and fiber systems of the rat CNS and the topological positions of structures relative to superstructures. NB: This subdivision does not appear in the hierarchy Swanson 1998, but appears in the atlas levels 58-73. It is composed of a rostral part which is the sole structure of the Gustatory division of the Midbrain-Hindbrain and of a caudal part which is a structure of the Visceral division. Nucleus of the solitary tract medial part Rat NTSm(c) 2002-08-05 281 The hierarchy was constructed and adapted according to the information found in the Rat Brain Atlas, Swanson 1992. We have considered three types of brain structures: grisea (neural masses), fiber tracts, and ventricles. The hierarchical tree was constructed by taking into account two criteria: the set of classes and subclasses of the basic cell groups and fiber systems of the rat CNS and the topological positions of structures relative to superstructures. According to Berman 1968, Contreras et al. 1982. NB: the caudal aspect appears in brackets in the abbreviation in order to show that it is inferred from the hierarchy Swanson 1998 (page 209). Nucleus of the solitary tract medial part caudal zone Rat NTSm(r) 2002-08-05 281 The hierarchy was constructed and adapted according to the information found in the Rat Brain Atlas, Swanson 1992. We have considered three types of brain structures: grisea (neural masses), fiber tracts, and ventricles. The hierarchical tree was constructed by taking into account two criteria: the set of classes and subclasses of the basic cell groups and fiber systems of the rat CNS and the topological positions of structures relative to superstructures. According to Torvik 19856; Contreras et al. 1982. NB: the rostral aspect appears in brackets in the abbreviation in order to show that it is inferred from the hierarchy Swanson 1998 (page 209). Nucleus of the solitary tract medial part rostral zone Rat XI 2002-08-05 281 The hierarchy was constructed and adapted according to the information found in the Rat Brain Atlas, Swanson 1992. We have considered three types of brain structures: grisea (neural masses), fiber tracts, and ventricles. The hierarchical tree was constructed by taking into account two criteria: the set of classes and subclasses of the basic cell groups and fiber systems of the rat CNS and the topological positions of structures relative to superstructures. According to Brichta et al. 1987. Nucleus of the spinal accessory nerve Rat NTB 2002-08-05 281 The hierarchy was constructed and adapted according to the information found in the Rat Brain Atlas, Swanson 1992. We have considered three types of brain structures: grisea (neural masses), fiber tracts, and ventricles. The hierarchical tree was constructed by taking into account two criteria: the set of classes and subclasses of the basic cell groups and fiber systems of the rat CNS and the topological positions of structures relative to superstructures. This cell group is sometimes referred to as the medial nucleus of the trapezoid body (see note 200). Nucleus of the trapezoid body Rat PRP 2002-08-05 281 The hierarchy was constructed and adapted according to the information found in the Rat Brain Atlas, Swanson 1992. We have considered three types of brain structures: grisea (neural masses), fiber tracts, and ventricles. The hierarchical tree was constructed by taking into account two criteria: the set of classes and subclasses of the basic cell groups and fiber systems of the rat CNS and the topological positions of structures relative to superstructures. According to Torvik 1956. Nucleus prepositus Rat NP 2002-08-05 281 The hierarchy was constructed and adapted according to the information found in the Rat Brain Atlas, Swanson 1992. We have considered three types of brain structures: grisea (neural masses), fiber tracts, and ventricles. The hierarchical tree was constructed by taking into account two criteria: the set of classes and subclasses of the basic cell groups and fiber systems of the rat CNS and the topological positions of structures relative to superstructures. According to Todd 1989. Nucleus proprius of the spinal cord Rat RM 2002-08-05 281 The hierarchy was constructed and adapted according to the information found in the Rat Brain Atlas, Swanson 1992. We have considered three types of brain structures: grisea (neural masses), fiber tracts, and ventricles. The hierarchical tree was constructed by taking into account two criteria: the set of classes and subclasses of the basic cell groups and fiber systems of the rat CNS and the topological positions of structures relative to superstructures. According to Meesen and Olszewski 1949, Valverde 1962, Mason et al. 1990. Nucleus raphe magnus Rat RO 2002-08-05 281 The hierarchy was constructed and adapted according to the information found in the Rat Brain Atlas, Swanson 1992. We have considered three types of brain structures: grisea (neural masses), fiber tracts, and ventricles. The hierarchical tree was constructed by taking into account two criteria: the set of classes and subclasses of the basic cell groups and fiber systems of the rat CNS and the topological positions of structures relative to superstructures. According to Olszewski and Baxter 1954, Valverde 1962, Bowker and Abbott 1990. Nucleus raphe obscurus Rat RPA 2002-08-05 281 The hierarchy was constructed and adapted according to the information found in the Rat Brain Atlas, Swanson 1992. We have considered three types of brain structures: grisea (neural masses), fiber tracts, and ventricles. The hierarchical tree was constructed by taking into account two criteria: the set of classes and subclasses of the basic cell groups and fiber systems of the rat CNS and the topological positions of structures relative to superstructures. According to Olszewski and Baxter 1954, Valverde 1962. Nucleus raphe pallidus Rat RPO 2002-08-05 281 The hierarchy was constructed and adapted according to the information found in the Rat Brain Atlas, Swanson 1992. We have considered three types of brain structures: grisea (neural masses), fiber tracts, and ventricles. The hierarchical tree was constructed by taking into account two criteria: the set of classes and subclasses of the basic cell groups and fiber systems of the rat CNS and the topological positions of structures relative to superstructures. According to Brown 1943, Valverde 1962. Nucleus raphe pontis Rat RE 2002-08-05 281 The hierarchy was constructed and adapted according to the information found in the Rat Brain Atlas, Swanson 1992. We have considered three types of brain structures: grisea (neural masses), fiber tracts, and ventricles. The hierarchical tree was constructed by taking into account two criteria: the set of classes and subclasses of the basic cell groups and fiber systems of the rat CNS and the topological positions of structures relative to superstructures. None provided Nucleus reuniens Rat REm 2002-08-05 281 The hierarchy was constructed and adapted according to the information found in the Rat Brain Atlas, Swanson 1992. We have considered three types of brain structures: grisea (neural masses), fiber tracts, and ventricles. The hierarchical tree was constructed by taking into account two criteria: the set of classes and subclasses of the basic cell groups and fiber systems of the rat CNS and the topological positions of structures relative to superstructures. None provided Nucleus reuniens median part Rat RE_p 2002-08-05 281 The hierarchy was constructed and adapted according to the information found in the Rat Brain Atlas, Swanson 1992. We have considered three types of brain structures: grisea (neural masses), fiber tracts, and ventricles. The hierarchical tree was constructed by taking into account two criteria: the set of classes and subclasses of the basic cell groups and fiber systems of the rat CNS and the topological positions of structures relative to superstructures. None provided Nucleus reuniens proper Rat RERd 2002-08-05 281 The hierarchy was constructed and adapted according to the information found in the Rat Brain Atlas, Swanson 1992. We have considered three types of brain structures: grisea (neural masses), fiber tracts, and ventricles. The hierarchical tree was constructed by taking into account two criteria: the set of classes and subclasses of the basic cell groups and fiber systems of the rat CNS and the topological positions of structures relative to superstructures. None provided Nucleus reuniens rostral division dorsal part Rat SAG 2002-08-05 281 The hierarchy was constructed and adapted according to the information found in the Rat Brain Atlas, Swanson 1992. We have considered three types of brain structures: grisea (neural masses), fiber tracts, and ventricles. The hierarchical tree was constructed by taking into account two criteria: the set of classes and subclasses of the basic cell groups and fiber systems of the rat CNS and the topological positions of structures relative to superstructures. According to Berman 1968, Andrezik and Beitz 1985, Henkal and Shneiderman 1988. Nucleus sagulum Rat x 2002-08-05 281 The hierarchy was constructed and adapted according to the information found in the Rat Brain Atlas, Swanson 1992. We have considered three types of brain structures: grisea (neural masses), fiber tracts, and ventricles. The hierarchical tree was constructed by taking into account two criteria: the set of classes and subclasses of the basic cell groups and fiber systems of the rat CNS and the topological positions of structures relative to superstructures. According to Mehler and Rubertone 1985 Nucleus x Rat y 2002-08-05 281 The hierarchy was constructed and adapted according to the information found in the Rat Brain Atlas, Swanson 1992. We have considered three types of brain structures: grisea (neural masses), fiber tracts, and ventricles. The hierarchical tree was constructed by taking into account two criteria: the set of classes and subclasses of the basic cell groups and fiber systems of the rat CNS and the topological positions of structures relative to superstructures. According to Fredrickson and Trune 1986. Nucleus y Rat z 2002-08-05 281 The hierarchy was constructed and adapted according to the information found in the Rat Brain Atlas, Swanson 1992. We have considered three types of brain structures: grisea (neural masses), fiber tracts, and ventricles. The hierarchical tree was constructed by taking into account two criteria: the set of classes and subclasses of the basic cell groups and fiber systems of the rat CNS and the topological positions of structures relative to superstructures. According to Low et al. 1974 Nucleus z Rat IIIn 2002-08-05 281 The hierarchy was constructed and adapted according to the information found in the Rat Brain Atlas, Swanson 1992. We have considered three types of brain structures: grisea (neural masses), fiber tracts, and ventricles. The hierarchical tree was constructed by taking into account two criteria: the set of classes and subclasses of the basic cell groups and fiber systems of the rat CNS and the topological positions of structures relative to superstructures. According to Hebel and Stromberg 1986. Oculomotor nerve Rat III 2002-08-05 281 The hierarchy was constructed and adapted according to the information found in the Rat Brain Atlas, Swanson 1992. We have considered three types of brain structures: grisea (neural masses), fiber tracts, and ventricles. The hierarchical tree was constructed by taking into account two criteria: the set of classes and subclasses of the basic cell groups and fiber systems of the rat CNS and the topological positions of structures relative to superstructures. According to Glicksmann 1980. Oculomotor nucleus Rat III_p 2002-08-05 281 The hierarchy was constructed and adapted according to the information found in the Rat Brain Atlas, Swanson 1992. We have considered three types of brain structures: grisea (neural masses), fiber tracts, and ventricles. The hierarchical tree was constructed by taking into account two criteria: the set of classes and subclasses of the basic cell groups and fiber systems of the rat CNS and the topological positions of structures relative to superstructures. This is the remaining part of III, after excluding MAN. Refer to levels 39-41. Oculomotor nucleus proper Rat OLF 2002-08-05 281 The hierarchy was constructed and adapted according to the information found in the Rat Brain Atlas, Swanson 1992. We have considered three types of brain structures: grisea (neural masses), fiber tracts, and ventricles. The hierarchical tree was constructed by taking into account two criteria: the set of classes and subclasses of the basic cell groups and fiber systems of the rat CNS and the topological positions of structures relative to superstructures. Defined here as regions of the cortical mantle that receive direct input from the olfactory nerve (primary, see Brodmann 1909), or from the main and accessory olfactory bulbs (unimodal association, see Price 1987). The latter also includes also superficial regions of the amygdala (the NLOT, COA, PAA, and TR), and it is important to point out that the entorhinal area of the hippocampal formation also receives direct olfactory input (Kosel et al. 1981), although it receives many other types of sensory information and thus not usually included in the olfactory region Olfactory cortex Rat ln 2002-08-05 281 The hierarchy was constructed and adapted according to the information found in the Rat Brain Atlas, Swanson 1992. We have considered three types of brain structures: grisea (neural masses), fiber tracts, and ventricles. The hierarchical tree was constructed by taking into account two criteria: the set of classes and subclasses of the basic cell groups and fiber systems of the rat CNS and the topological positions of structures relative to superstructures. According to Switzer et al al 1985, Doucette 1991. Olfactory nerve Rat OT 2002-08-05 281 The hierarchy was constructed and adapted according to the information found in the Rat Brain Atlas, Swanson 1992. We have considered three types of brain structures: grisea (neural masses), fiber tracts, and ventricles. The hierarchical tree was constructed by taking into account two criteria: the set of classes and subclasses of the basic cell groups and fiber systems of the rat CNS and the topological positions of structures relative to superstructures. None provided Olfactory tubercle Rat OT1 2002-08-05 281 The hierarchy was constructed and adapted according to the information found in the Rat Brain Atlas, Swanson 1992. We have considered three types of brain structures: grisea (neural masses), fiber tracts, and ventricles. The hierarchical tree was constructed by taking into account two criteria: the set of classes and subclasses of the basic cell groups and fiber systems of the rat CNS and the topological positions of structures relative to superstructures. None provided Olfactory tubercle molecular layer Rat OT3 2002-08-05 281 The hierarchy was constructed and adapted according to the information found in the Rat Brain Atlas, Swanson 1992. We have considered three types of brain structures: grisea (neural masses), fiber tracts, and ventricles. The hierarchical tree was constructed by taking into account two criteria: the set of classes and subclasses of the basic cell groups and fiber systems of the rat CNS and the topological positions of structures relative to superstructures. None provided Olfactory tubercle polymorph layer Rat OT2 2002-08-05 281 The hierarchy was constructed and adapted according to the information found in the Rat Brain Atlas, Swanson 1992. We have considered three types of brain structures: grisea (neural masses), fiber tracts, and ventricles. The hierarchical tree was constructed by taking into account two criteria: the set of classes and subclasses of the basic cell groups and fiber systems of the rat CNS and the topological positions of structures relative to superstructures. None provided Olfactory tubercle pyramidal layer Rat OP 2002-08-05 281 The hierarchy was constructed and adapted according to the information found in the Rat Brain Atlas, Swanson 1992. We have considered three types of brain structures: grisea (neural masses), fiber tracts, and ventricles. The hierarchical tree was constructed by taking into account two criteria: the set of classes and subclasses of the basic cell groups and fiber systems of the rat CNS and the topological positions of structures relative to superstructures. According to Campbell and Liebermann 1985. Gregory 1985. Olivary pretectal nucleus Rat oct 2002-08-05 281 The hierarchy was constructed and adapted according to the information found in the Rat Brain Atlas, Swanson 1992. We have considered three types of brain structures: grisea (neural masses), fiber tracts, and ventricles. The hierarchical tree was constructed by taking into account two criteria: the set of classes and subclasses of the basic cell groups and fiber systems of the rat CNS and the topological positions of structures relative to superstructures. According to Azizi and Woodward 1987. Olivocerebellar tract Rat ON 2002-08-05 281 The hierarchy was constructed and adapted according to the information found in the Rat Brain Atlas, Swanson 1992. We have considered three types of brain structures: grisea (neural masses), fiber tracts, and ventricles. The hierarchical tree was constructed by taking into account two criteria: the set of classes and subclasses of the basic cell groups and fiber systems of the rat CNS and the topological positions of structures relative to superstructures. According to Kuzuhara et al. 1980. Onuf nucleus Rat och 2002-08-05 281 The hierarchy was constructed and adapted according to the information found in the Rat Brain Atlas, Swanson 1992. We have considered three types of brain structures: grisea (neural masses), fiber tracts, and ventricles. The hierarchical tree was constructed by taking into account two criteria: the set of classes and subclasses of the basic cell groups and fiber systems of the rat CNS and the topological positions of structures relative to superstructures. According to Jeffery 1989. Optic chiasm Rat IIn 2002-08-05 281 The hierarchy was constructed and adapted according to the information found in the Rat Brain Atlas, Swanson 1992. We have considered three types of brain structures: grisea (neural masses), fiber tracts, and ventricles. The hierarchical tree was constructed by taking into account two criteria: the set of classes and subclasses of the basic cell groups and fiber systems of the rat CNS and the topological positions of structures relative to superstructures. According to Crespo et al. 1985, Reese 1987a. Optic nerve Rat opt 2002-08-05 281 The hierarchy was constructed and adapted according to the information found in the Rat Brain Atlas, Swanson 1992. We have considered three types of brain structures: grisea (neural masses), fiber tracts, and ventricles. The hierarchical tree was constructed by taking into account two criteria: the set of classes and subclasses of the basic cell groups and fiber systems of the rat CNS and the topological positions of structures relative to superstructures. According to Reese 1987b. Optic tract Rat ORB 2002-08-05 281 The hierarchy was constructed and adapted according to the information found in the Rat Brain Atlas, Swanson 1992. We have considered three types of brain structures: grisea (neural masses), fiber tracts, and ventricles. The hierarchical tree was constructed by taking into account two criteria: the set of classes and subclasses of the basic cell groups and fiber systems of the rat CNS and the topological positions of structures relative to superstructures. According to Krettek and Price 1977, our parcellation of these topologically difficult areas was greatly aided by examining sections cut in the three standard plans. Orbital area Rat ORBl 2002-08-05 281 The hierarchy was constructed and adapted according to the information found in the Rat Brain Atlas, Swanson 1992. We have considered three types of brain structures: grisea (neural masses), fiber tracts, and ventricles. The hierarchical tree was constructed by taking into account two criteria: the set of classes and subclasses of the basic cell groups and fiber systems of the rat CNS and the topological positions of structures relative to superstructures. No description provided. Orbital area lateral part Rat ORBm 2002-08-05 281 The hierarchy was constructed and adapted according to the information found in the Rat Brain Atlas, Swanson 1992. We have considered three types of brain structures: grisea (neural masses), fiber tracts, and ventricles. The hierarchical tree was constructed by taking into account two criteria: the set of classes and subclasses of the basic cell groups and fiber systems of the rat CNS and the topological positions of structures relative to superstructures. No description provided. Orbital area medial part Rat ORBv 2002-08-05 281 The hierarchy was constructed and adapted according to the information found in the Rat Brain Atlas, Swanson 1992. We have considered three types of brain structures: grisea (neural masses), fiber tracts, and ventricles. The hierarchical tree was constructed by taking into account two criteria: the set of classes and subclasses of the basic cell groups and fiber systems of the rat CNS and the topological positions of structures relative to superstructures. No description provided. Orbital area ventral part Rat ORBvl 2002-08-05 281 The hierarchy was constructed and adapted according to the information found in the Rat Brain Atlas, Swanson 1992. We have considered three types of brain structures: grisea (neural masses), fiber tracts, and ventricles. The hierarchical tree was constructed by taking into account two criteria: the set of classes and subclasses of the basic cell groups and fiber systems of the rat CNS and the topological positions of structures relative to superstructures. No description provided. Orbital area ventrolateral part Rat ptf 2002-08-05 281 The hierarchy was constructed and adapted according to the information found in the Rat Brain Atlas, Swanson 1992. We have considered three types of brain structures: grisea (neural masses), fiber tracts, and ventricles. The hierarchical tree was constructed by taking into account two criteria: the set of classes and subclasses of the basic cell groups and fiber systems of the rat CNS and the topological positions of structures relative to superstructures. According to Jackson and Crossman 1981, Yasui et al. 1990. Pallidotegmental fascicle Rat pap 2002-08-05 281 The hierarchy was constructed and adapted according to the information found in the Rat Brain Atlas, Swanson 1992. We have considered three types of brain structures: grisea (neural masses), fiber tracts, and ventricles. The hierarchical tree was constructed by taking into account two criteria: the set of classes and subclasses of the basic cell groups and fiber systems of the rat CNS and the topological positions of structures relative to superstructures. According to Carter and Fibinger 1978. Pallidothalamic pathway Rat PAL 2002-08-05 281 The hierarchy was constructed and adapted according to the information found in the Rat Brain Atlas, Swanson 1992. We have considered three types of brain structures: grisea (neural masses), fiber tracts, and ventricles. The hierarchical tree was constructed by taking into account two criteria: the set of classes and subclasses of the basic cell groups and fiber systems of the rat CNS and the topological positions of structures relative to superstructures. No description provided Pallidum Rat PB 2002-08-05 281 The hierarchy was constructed and adapted according to the information found in the Rat Brain Atlas, Swanson 1992. We have considered three types of brain structures: grisea (neural masses), fiber tracts, and ventricles. The hierarchical tree was constructed by taking into account two criteria: the set of classes and subclasses of the basic cell groups and fiber systems of the rat CNS and the topological positions of structures relative to superstructures. According to Fulwiler and Saper 1984. Parabrachial nucleus Rat PBl 2002-08-05 281 The hierarchy was constructed and adapted according to the information found in the Rat Brain Atlas, Swanson 1992. We have considered three types of brain structures: grisea (neural masses), fiber tracts, and ventricles. The hierarchical tree was constructed by taking into account two criteria: the set of classes and subclasses of the basic cell groups and fiber systems of the rat CNS and the topological positions of structures relative to superstructures. No description provided. Parabrachial nucleus lateral division Rat PBlc 2002-08-05 281 The hierarchy was constructed and adapted according to the information found in the Rat Brain Atlas, Swanson 1992. We have considered three types of brain structures: grisea (neural masses), fiber tracts, and ventricles. The hierarchical tree was constructed by taking into account two criteria: the set of classes and subclasses of the basic cell groups and fiber systems of the rat CNS and the topological positions of structures relative to superstructures. No description provided. Parabrachial nucleus lateral division central lateral part Rat PBld 2002-08-05 281 The hierarchy was constructed and adapted according to the information found in the Rat Brain Atlas, Swanson 1992. We have considered three types of brain structures: grisea (neural masses), fiber tracts, and ventricles. The hierarchical tree was constructed by taking into account two criteria: the set of classes and subclasses of the basic cell groups and fiber systems of the rat CNS and the topological positions of structures relative to superstructures. No description provided. Parabrachial nucleus lateral division dorsal lateral part Rat PBle 2002-08-05 281 The hierarchy was constructed and adapted according to the information found in the Rat Brain Atlas, Swanson 1992. We have considered three types of brain structures: grisea (neural masses), fiber tracts, and ventricles. The hierarchical tree was constructed by taking into account two criteria: the set of classes and subclasses of the basic cell groups and fiber systems of the rat CNS and the topological positions of structures relative to superstructures. No description provided. Parabrachial nucleus lateral division external lateral part Rat PBlex 2002-08-05 281 The hierarchy was constructed and adapted according to the information found in the Rat Brain Atlas, Swanson 1992. We have considered three types of brain structures: grisea (neural masses), fiber tracts, and ventricles. The hierarchical tree was constructed by taking into account two criteria: the set of classes and subclasses of the basic cell groups and fiber systems of the rat CNS and the topological positions of structures relative to superstructures. No description provided. Parabrachial nucleus lateral division extreme lateral part Rat PBli 2002-08-05 281 The hierarchy was constructed and adapted according to the information found in the Rat Brain Atlas, Swanson 1992. We have considered three types of brain structures: grisea (neural masses), fiber tracts, and ventricles. The hierarchical tree was constructed by taking into account two criteria: the set of classes and subclasses of the basic cell groups and fiber systems of the rat CNS and the topological positions of structures relative to superstructures. No description provided. Parabrachial nucleus lateral division internal lateral part Rat PBls 2002-08-05 281 The hierarchy was constructed and adapted according to the information found in the Rat Brain Atlas, Swanson 1992. We have considered three types of brain structures: grisea (neural masses), fiber tracts, and ventricles. The hierarchical tree was constructed by taking into account two criteria: the set of classes and subclasses of the basic cell groups and fiber systems of the rat CNS and the topological positions of structures relative to superstructures. No description provided. Parabrachial nucleus lateral division superior lateral part Rat PBlv 2002-08-05 281 The hierarchy was constructed and adapted according to the information found in the Rat Brain Atlas, Swanson 1992. We have considered three types of brain structures: grisea (neural masses), fiber tracts, and ventricles. The hierarchical tree was constructed by taking into account two criteria: the set of classes and subclasses of the basic cell groups and fiber systems of the rat CNS and the topological positions of structures relative to superstructures. No description provided. Parabrachial nucleus lateral division ventral lateral part Rat PBm 2002-08-05 281 The hierarchy was constructed and adapted according to the information found in the Rat Brain Atlas, Swanson 1992. We have considered three types of brain structures: grisea (neural masses), fiber tracts, and ventricles. The hierarchical tree was constructed by taking into account two criteria: the set of classes and subclasses of the basic cell groups and fiber systems of the rat CNS and the topological positions of structures relative to superstructures. No description provided. Parabrachial nucleus medial division Rat PBme 2002-08-05 281 The hierarchy was constructed and adapted according to the information found in the Rat Brain Atlas, Swanson 1992. We have considered three types of brain structures: grisea (neural masses), fiber tracts, and ventricles. The hierarchical tree was constructed by taking into account two criteria: the set of classes and subclasses of the basic cell groups and fiber systems of the rat CNS and the topological positions of structures relative to superstructures. No description provided. Parabrachial nucleus medial division external medial part Rat PBmm 2002-08-05 281 The hierarchy was constructed and adapted according to the information found in the Rat Brain Atlas, Swanson 1992. We have considered three types of brain structures: grisea (neural masses), fiber tracts, and ventricles. The hierarchical tree was constructed by taking into account two criteria: the set of classes and subclasses of the basic cell groups and fiber systems of the rat CNS and the topological positions of structures relative to superstructures. No description provided. Parabrachial nucleus medial division medial medial part Rat PBmv 2002-08-05 281 The hierarchy was constructed and adapted according to the information found in the Rat Brain Atlas, Swanson 1992. We have considered three types of brain structures: grisea (neural masses), fiber tracts, and ventricles. The hierarchical tree was constructed by taking into account two criteria: the set of classes and subclasses of the basic cell groups and fiber systems of the rat CNS and the topological positions of structures relative to superstructures. This region appears to us to be a ventral extension of the PBmm (of Fulwiler and Saper 1984). Parabrachial nucleus medial division ventral medial part Rat PCM 2002-08-05 281 The hierarchy was constructed and adapted according to the information found in the Rat Brain Atlas, Swanson 1992. We have considered three types of brain structures: grisea (neural masses), fiber tracts, and ventricles. The hierarchical tree was constructed by taking into account two criteria: the set of classes and subclasses of the basic cell groups and fiber systems of the rat CNS and the topological positions of structures relative to superstructures. None provided Paracentral nucleus of the thalamus Rat PF 2002-08-05 281 The hierarchy was constructed and adapted according to the information found in the Rat Brain Atlas, Swanson 1992. We have considered three types of brain structures: grisea (neural masses), fiber tracts, and ventricles. The hierarchical tree was constructed by taking into account two criteria: the set of classes and subclasses of the basic cell groups and fiber systems of the rat CNS and the topological positions of structures relative to superstructures. None provided Parafascicular nucleus Rat PFL 2002-08-05 281 The hierarchy was constructed and adapted according to the information found in the Rat Brain Atlas, Swanson 1992. We have considered three types of brain structures: grisea (neural masses), fiber tracts, and ventricles. The hierarchical tree was constructed by taking into account two criteria: the set of classes and subclasses of the basic cell groups and fiber systems of the rat CNS and the topological positions of structures relative to superstructures. No description provided. Paraflocculus Rat PBG 2002-08-05 281 The hierarchy was constructed and adapted according to the information found in the Rat Brain Atlas, Swanson 1992. We have considered three types of brain structures: grisea (neural masses), fiber tracts, and ventricles. The hierarchical tree was constructed by taking into account two criteria: the set of classes and subclasses of the basic cell groups and fiber systems of the rat CNS and the topological positions of structures relative to superstructures. According to Tokunaga and Otani 1978, Harting et al. 1991b. Parageminal nucleus Rat PGRN 2002-08-05 281 The hierarchy was constructed and adapted according to the information found in the Rat Brain Atlas, Swanson 1992. We have considered three types of brain structures: grisea (neural masses), fiber tracts, and ventricles. The hierarchical tree was constructed by taking into account two criteria: the set of classes and subclasses of the basic cell groups and fiber systems of the rat CNS and the topological positions of structures relative to superstructures. According to Olszewski and Baxter 1954. Paragigantocellular reticular nucleus Rat PGRNd 2002-08-05 281 The hierarchy was constructed and adapted according to the information found in the Rat Brain Atlas, Swanson 1992. We have considered three types of brain structures: grisea (neural masses), fiber tracts, and ventricles. The hierarchical tree was constructed by taking into account two criteria: the set of classes and subclasses of the basic cell groups and fiber systems of the rat CNS and the topological positions of structures relative to superstructures. According to Taber 1961, Newman 1985a. Paragigantocellular reticular nucleus dorsal part Rat PGRNl 2002-08-05 281 The hierarchy was constructed and adapted according to the information found in the Rat Brain Atlas, Swanson 1992. We have considered three types of brain structures: grisea (neural masses), fiber tracts, and ventricles. The hierarchical tree was constructed by taking into account two criteria: the set of classes and subclasses of the basic cell groups and fiber systems of the rat CNS and the topological positions of structures relative to superstructures. According to Andrezik et al. 1981. Although this problem has not been addressed in detail, it seems likely from published maps (see Dahlstrom and Fuze 1964, Hokfelt et al. 1984, Sawchenko et al. 1985, Giuliano et al. 1989, Ellenberger et al. 1990) that the C1 adrenergic group, the A1 noradrenergic group, the ventrolateral medulla, and the rostral ventrolateral medulla are centered in (though not necessarily confined strictly to) the PGRNl, with relatively minor possible involvement of the ventral division of the nucleus ambiguus (see note 295). Paragigantocellular reticular nucleus lateral part Rat PRM 2002-08-05 281 The hierarchy was constructed and adapted according to the information found in the Rat Brain Atlas, Swanson 1992. We have considered three types of brain structures: grisea (neural masses), fiber tracts, and ventricles. The hierarchical tree was constructed by taking into account two criteria: the set of classes and subclasses of the basic cell groups and fiber systems of the rat CNS and the topological positions of structures relative to superstructures. No description provided. Paramedian lobule Rat PMR 2002-08-05 281 The hierarchy was constructed and adapted according to the information found in the Rat Brain Atlas, Swanson 1992. We have considered three types of brain structures: grisea (neural masses), fiber tracts, and ventricles. The hierarchical tree was constructed by taking into account two criteria: the set of classes and subclasses of the basic cell groups and fiber systems of the rat CNS and the topological positions of structures relative to superstructures. According to Mehler 1969, Somana and Wahlberg 1978, Andrezik and Beitz 1985. Paramedian reticular nucleus Rat PAS 2002-08-05 281 The hierarchy was constructed and adapted according to the information found in the Rat Brain Atlas, Swanson 1992. We have considered three types of brain structures: grisea (neural masses), fiber tracts, and ventricles. The hierarchical tree was constructed by taking into account two criteria: the set of classes and subclasses of the basic cell groups and fiber systems of the rat CNS and the topological positions of structures relative to superstructures. According to Allen 1923, Walberg et al. 1962, Low et al. 1986. Parasolitary nucleus Rat PS 2002-08-05 281 The hierarchy was constructed and adapted according to the information found in the Rat Brain Atlas, Swanson 1992. We have considered three types of brain structures: grisea (neural masses), fiber tracts, and ventricles. The hierarchical tree was constructed by taking into account two criteria: the set of classes and subclasses of the basic cell groups and fiber systems of the rat CNS and the topological positions of structures relative to superstructures. None provided Parastrial nucleus Rat PAR 2002-08-05 281 The hierarchy was constructed and adapted according to the information found in the Rat Brain Atlas, Swanson 1992. We have considered three types of brain structures: grisea (neural masses), fiber tracts, and ventricles. The hierarchical tree was constructed by taking into account two criteria: the set of classes and subclasses of the basic cell groups and fiber systems of the rat CNS and the topological positions of structures relative to superstructures. No description provided. Parasubiculum Rat PAR1 2002-08-05 281 The hierarchy was constructed and adapted according to the information found in the Rat Brain Atlas, Swanson 1992. We have considered three types of brain structures: grisea (neural masses), fiber tracts, and ventricles. The hierarchical tree was constructed by taking into account two criteria: the set of classes and subclasses of the basic cell groups and fiber systems of the rat CNS and the topological positions of structures relative to superstructures. No description provided. Parasubiculum layer 1 Rat PAR2 2002-08-05 281 The hierarchy was constructed and adapted according to the information found in the Rat Brain Atlas, Swanson 1992. We have considered three types of brain structures: grisea (neural masses), fiber tracts, and ventricles. The hierarchical tree was constructed by taking into account two criteria: the set of classes and subclasses of the basic cell groups and fiber systems of the rat CNS and the topological positions of structures relative to superstructures. No description provided. Parasubiculum layer 2 Rat PAR3 2002-08-05 281 The hierarchy was constructed and adapted according to the information found in the Rat Brain Atlas, Swanson 1992. We have considered three types of brain structures: grisea (neural masses), fiber tracts, and ventricles. The hierarchical tree was constructed by taking into account two criteria: the set of classes and subclasses of the basic cell groups and fiber systems of the rat CNS and the topological positions of structures relative to superstructures. No description provided. Parasubiculum layer 3 Rat PAR4 2002-08-05 281 The hierarchy was constructed and adapted according to the information found in the Rat Brain Atlas, Swanson 1992. We have considered three types of brain structures: grisea (neural masses), fiber tracts, and ventricles. The hierarchical tree was constructed by taking into account two criteria: the set of classes and subclasses of the basic cell groups and fiber systems of the rat CNS and the topological positions of structures relative to superstructures. No description provided. Parasubiculum layer 4 Rat PAR5 2002-08-05 281 The hierarchy was constructed and adapted according to the information found in the Rat Brain Atlas, Swanson 1992. We have considered three types of brain structures: grisea (neural masses), fiber tracts, and ventricles. The hierarchical tree was constructed by taking into account two criteria: the set of classes and subclasses of the basic cell groups and fiber systems of the rat CNS and the topological positions of structures relative to superstructures. No description provided. Parasubiculum layer 5 Rat PAR6 2002-08-05 281 The hierarchy was constructed and adapted according to the information found in the Rat Brain Atlas, Swanson 1992. We have considered three types of brain structures: grisea (neural masses), fiber tracts, and ventricles. The hierarchical tree was constructed by taking into account two criteria: the set of classes and subclasses of the basic cell groups and fiber systems of the rat CNS and the topological positions of structures relative to superstructures. No description provided. Parasubiculum layer 6 Rat PT 2002-08-05 281 The hierarchy was constructed and adapted according to the information found in the Rat Brain Atlas, Swanson 1992. We have considered three types of brain structures: grisea (neural masses), fiber tracts, and ventricles. The hierarchical tree was constructed by taking into account two criteria: the set of classes and subclasses of the basic cell groups and fiber systems of the rat CNS and the topological positions of structures relative to superstructures. None provided Parataenial nucleus Rat PAT 2002-08-05 281 The hierarchy was constructed and adapted according to the information found in the Rat Brain Atlas, Swanson 1992. We have considered three types of brain structures: grisea (neural masses), fiber tracts, and ventricles. The hierarchical tree was constructed by taking into account two criteria: the set of classes and subclasses of the basic cell groups and fiber systems of the rat CNS and the topological positions of structures relative to superstructures. According to Chan-Palay 1978, Phelan and Falls 1989b. Paratrigeminal nucleus Rat PVH 2002-08-05 281 The hierarchy was constructed and adapted according to the information found in the Rat Brain Atlas, Swanson 1992. We have considered three types of brain structures: grisea (neural masses), fiber tracts, and ventricles. The hierarchical tree was constructed by taking into account two criteria: the set of classes and subclasses of the basic cell groups and fiber systems of the rat CNS and the topological positions of structures relative to superstructures. None provided Paraventricular nucleus of the hypothalamus Rat PVHd 2002-08-05 281 The hierarchy was constructed and adapted according to the information found in the Rat Brain Atlas, Swanson 1992. We have considered three types of brain structures: grisea (neural masses), fiber tracts, and ventricles. The hierarchical tree was constructed by taking into account two criteria: the set of classes and subclasses of the basic cell groups and fiber systems of the rat CNS and the topological positions of structures relative to superstructures. None provided Paraventricular nucleus of the hypothalamus, descending division Rat PVHdp 2002-08-05 281 The hierarchy was constructed and adapted according to the information found in the Rat Brain Atlas, Swanson 1992. We have considered three types of brain structures: grisea (neural masses), fiber tracts, and ventricles. The hierarchical tree was constructed by taking into account two criteria: the set of classes and subclasses of the basic cell groups and fiber systems of the rat CNS and the topological positions of structures relative to superstructures. None provided Paraventricular nucleus of the hypothalamus, descending division, dorsal parvicellular part Rat PVHlp 2002-08-05 281 The hierarchy was constructed and adapted according to the information found in the Rat Brain Atlas, Swanson 1992. We have considered three types of brain structures: grisea (neural masses), fiber tracts, and ventricles. The hierarchical tree was constructed by taking into account two criteria: the set of classes and subclasses of the basic cell groups and fiber systems of the rat CNS and the topological positions of structures relative to superstructures. None provided Paraventricular nucleus of the hypothalamus, descending division, lateral parvicellular part Rat PVHmpv 2002-08-05 281 The hierarchy was constructed and adapted according to the information found in the Rat Brain Atlas, Swanson 1992. We have considered three types of brain structures: grisea (neural masses), fiber tracts, and ventricles. The hierarchical tree was constructed by taking into account two criteria: the set of classes and subclasses of the basic cell groups and fiber systems of the rat CNS and the topological positions of structures relative to superstructures. None provided Paraventricular nucleus of the hypothalamus, descending division, medial parvicellular part, ventral zone Rat PVHm 2002-08-05 281 The hierarchy was constructed and adapted according to the information found in the Rat Brain Atlas, Swanson 1992. We have considered three types of brain structures: grisea (neural masses), fiber tracts, and ventricles. The hierarchical tree was constructed by taking into account two criteria: the set of classes and subclasses of the basic cell groups and fiber systems of the rat CNS and the topological positions of structures relative to superstructures. None provided Paraventricular nucleus of the hypothalamus, magnocellular division Rat PVHam 2002-08-05 281 The hierarchy was constructed and adapted according to the information found in the Rat Brain Atlas, Swanson 1992. We have considered three types of brain structures: grisea (neural masses), fiber tracts, and ventricles. The hierarchical tree was constructed by taking into account two criteria: the set of classes and subclasses of the basic cell groups and fiber systems of the rat CNS and the topological positions of structures relative to superstructures. None provided Paraventricular nucleus of the hypothalamus, magnocellular division, anterior magnocellular part Rat PVHmm 2002-08-05 281 The hierarchy was constructed and adapted according to the information found in the Rat Brain Atlas, Swanson 1992. We have considered three types of brain structures: grisea (neural masses), fiber tracts, and ventricles. The hierarchical tree was constructed by taking into account two criteria: the set of classes and subclasses of the basic cell groups and fiber systems of the rat CNS and the topological positions of structures relative to superstructures. None provided Paraventricular nucleus of the hypothalamus, magnocellular division, medial magnocellular part Rat PVHpm 2002-08-05 281 The hierarchy was constructed and adapted according to the information found in the Rat Brain Atlas, Swanson 1992. We have considered three types of brain structures: grisea (neural masses), fiber tracts, and ventricles. The hierarchical tree was constructed by taking into account two criteria: the set of classes and subclasses of the basic cell groups and fiber systems of the rat CNS and the topological positions of structures relative to superstructures. None provided Paraventricular nucleus of the hypothalamus, magnocellular division, posterior magnocellular part Rat PVHpml 2002-08-05 281 The hierarchy was constructed and adapted according to the information found in the Rat Brain Atlas, Swanson 1992. We have considered three types of brain structures: grisea (neural masses), fiber tracts, and ventricles. The hierarchical tree was constructed by taking into account two criteria: the set of classes and subclasses of the basic cell groups and fiber systems of the rat CNS and the topological positions of structures relative to superstructures. None provided Paraventricular nucleus of the hypothalamus, magnocellular division, posterior magnocellular part, lateral zone Rat PVHpmm 2002-08-05 281 The hierarchy was constructed and adapted according to the information found in the Rat Brain Atlas, Swanson 1992. We have considered three types of brain structures: grisea (neural masses), fiber tracts, and ventricles. The hierarchical tree was constructed by taking into account two criteria: the set of classes and subclasses of the basic cell groups and fiber systems of the rat CNS and the topological positions of structures relative to superstructures. None provided Paraventricular nucleus of the hypothalamus, magnocellular division, posterior magnocellular part, medial zone Rat PVHp 2002-08-05 281 The hierarchy was constructed and adapted according to the information found in the Rat Brain Atlas, Swanson 1992. We have considered three types of brain structures: grisea (neural masses), fiber tracts, and ventricles. The hierarchical tree was constructed by taking into account two criteria: the set of classes and subclasses of the basic cell groups and fiber systems of the rat CNS and the topological positions of structures relative to superstructures. None provided Paraventricular nucleus of the hypothalamus, parvicellular division Rat PVHap 2002-08-05 281 The hierarchy was constructed and adapted according to the information found in the Rat Brain Atlas, Swanson 1992. We have considered three types of brain structures: grisea (neural masses), fiber tracts, and ventricles. The hierarchical tree was constructed by taking into account two criteria: the set of classes and subclasses of the basic cell groups and fiber systems of the rat CNS and the topological positions of structures relative to superstructures. None provided Paraventricular nucleus of the hypothalamus, parvicellular division, anterior parvicellular part Rat PVHf 2002-08-05 281 The hierarchy was constructed and adapted according to the information found in the Rat Brain Atlas, Swanson 1992. We have considered three types of brain structures: grisea (neural masses), fiber tracts, and ventricles. The hierarchical tree was constructed by taking into account two criteria: the set of classes and subclasses of the basic cell groups and fiber systems of the rat CNS and the topological positions of structures relative to superstructures. None provided Paraventricular nucleus of the hypothalamus, parvicellular division forniceal part Rat PVHmpd 2002-08-05 281 The hierarchy was constructed and adapted according to the information found in the Rat Brain Atlas, Swanson 1992. We have considered three types of brain structures: grisea (neural masses), fiber tracts, and ventricles. The hierarchical tree was constructed by taking into account two criteria: the set of classes and subclasses of the basic cell groups and fiber systems of the rat CNS and the topological positions of structures relative to superstructures. None provided Paraventricular nucleus of the hypothalamus, parvicellular division, medial parvicellular part, dorsal zone Rat PVHpv 2002-08-05 281 The hierarchy was constructed and adapted according to the information found in the Rat Brain Atlas, Swanson 1992. We have considered three types of brain structures: grisea (neural masses), fiber tracts, and ventricles. The hierarchical tree was constructed by taking into account two criteria: the set of classes and subclasses of the basic cell groups and fiber systems of the rat CNS and the topological positions of structures relative to superstructures. None provided Paraventricular nucleus of the hypothalamus, parvicellular division, periventricular part Rat PVT 2002-08-05 281 The hierarchy was constructed and adapted according to the information found in the Rat Brain Atlas, Swanson 1992. We have considered three types of brain structures: grisea (neural masses), fiber tracts, and ventricles. The hierarchical tree was constructed by taking into account two criteria: the set of classes and subclasses of the basic cell groups and fiber systems of the rat CNS and the topological positions of structures relative to superstructures. None provided Paraventricular nucleus of the thalamus Rat PARN 2002-08-05 281 The hierarchy was constructed and adapted according to the information found in the Rat Brain Atlas, Swanson 1992. We have considered three types of brain structures: grisea (neural masses), fiber tracts, and ventricles. The hierarchical tree was constructed by taking into account two criteria: the set of classes and subclasses of the basic cell groups and fiber systems of the rat CNS and the topological positions of structures relative to superstructures. Accroding to Meesen and Olszewski 1949, Mehler, 1983, ter Horst et al. 1991. Parvicellular reticular nucleus Rat PPN 2002-08-05 281 The hierarchy was constructed and adapted according to the information found in the Rat Brain Atlas, Swanson 1992. We have considered three types of brain structures: grisea (neural masses), fiber tracts, and ventricles. The hierarchical tree was constructed by taking into account two criteria: the set of classes and subclasses of the basic cell groups and fiber systems of the rat CNS and the topological positions of structures relative to superstructures. According to Jacobsonh 1909, Olszewski and Baxter 1954, Rye et al. 1987. , Rye et al. (1987) regard the subpopulation of cholinergic neurons in this region as the pedunculopontine nucleus (see note 62), the region outlined here contains all the cells identified earlier in the PPN (Jacobson 1909, Olszewski and Baxter, 1954), although cholinergic neurosn provide a very useful guide to its borders and seem to predominate numerically. Pedunculopontine nucleus Rat per 2002-08-05 281 The hierarchy was constructed and adapted according to the information found in the Rat Brain Atlas, Swanson 1992. We have considered three types of brain structures: grisea (neural masses), fiber tracts, and ventricles. The hierarchical tree was constructed by taking into account two criteria: the set of classes and subclasses of the basic cell groups and fiber systems of the rat CNS and the topological positions of structures relative to superstructures. None provided Perforant path Rat PAG 2002-08-05 281 The hierarchy was constructed and adapted according to the information found in the Rat Brain Atlas, Swanson 1992. We have considered three types of brain structures: grisea (neural masses), fiber tracts, and ventricles. The hierarchical tree was constructed by taking into account two criteria: the set of classes and subclasses of the basic cell groups and fiber systems of the rat CNS and the topological positions of structures relative to superstructures. Recent work has clarified the structural organization of the rat PAG, which is the part of the brain central gray within the midbrain. The basic parcellation of the caudal three-quarters of the PAG follows Beitz (1985). Periaqueductal gray Rat PHY 2002-08-05 281 The hierarchy was constructed and adapted according to the information found in the Rat Brain Atlas, Swanson 1992. We have considered three types of brain structures: grisea (neural masses), fiber tracts, and ventricles. The hierarchical tree was constructed by taking into account two criteria: the set of classes and subclasses of the basic cell groups and fiber systems of the rat CNS and the topological positions of structures relative to superstructures. According to Brodal 1952, 1983, McCrea and Baker 1985. Perihypoglossal nuclei Rat PP 2002-08-05 281 The hierarchy was constructed and adapted according to the information found in the Rat Brain Atlas, Swanson 1992. We have considered three types of brain structures: grisea (neural masses), fiber tracts, and ventricles. The hierarchical tree was constructed by taking into account two criteria: the set of classes and subclasses of the basic cell groups and fiber systems of the rat CNS and the topological positions of structures relative to superstructures. None provided Peripeduncular nucleus Rat PR 2002-08-05 281 The hierarchy was constructed and adapted according to the information found in the Rat Brain Atlas, Swanson 1992. We have considered three types of brain structures: grisea (neural masses), fiber tracts, and ventricles. The hierarchical tree was constructed by taking into account two criteria: the set of classes and subclasses of the basic cell groups and fiber systems of the rat CNS and the topological positions of structures relative to superstructures. None provided Perireunensis nucleus Rat PERI 2002-08-05 281 The hierarchy was constructed and adapted according to the information found in the Rat Brain Atlas, Swanson 1992. We have considered three types of brain structures: grisea (neural masses), fiber tracts, and ventricles. The hierarchical tree was constructed by taking into account two criteria: the set of classes and subclasses of the basic cell groups and fiber systems of the rat CNS and the topological positions of structures relative to superstructures. According to Krieg 1946a, b, Deacon et al. 1983. Perirhinal area Rat pvbh 2002-08-05 281 The hierarchy was constructed and adapted according to the information found in the Rat Brain Atlas, Swanson 1992. We have considered three types of brain structures: grisea (neural masses), fiber tracts, and ventricles. The hierarchical tree was constructed by taking into account two criteria: the set of classes and subclasses of the basic cell groups and fiber systems of the rat CNS and the topological positions of structures relative to superstructures. According to Krudjian 1927, Krieg 1932, Sutin 1966. Periventricular bundle of the hypothalamus Rat pvbh 2002-08-05 281 The hierarchy was constructed and adapted according to the information found in the Rat Brain Atlas, Swanson 1992. We have considered three types of brain structures: grisea (neural masses), fiber tracts, and ventricles. The hierarchical tree was constructed by taking into account two criteria: the set of classes and subclasses of the basic cell groups and fiber systems of the rat CNS and the topological positions of structures relative to superstructures. According to Gurdjian 1927, Krieg 1932. Periventricular bundle of the thalamus Rat PVZ 2002-08-05 281 The hierarchy was constructed and adapted according to the information found in the Rat Brain Atlas, Swanson 1992. We have considered three types of brain structures: grisea (neural masses), fiber tracts, and ventricles. The hierarchical tree was constructed by taking into account two criteria: the set of classes and subclasses of the basic cell groups and fiber systems of the rat CNS and the topological positions of structures relative to superstructures. None provided Periventricular zone of the hypothalamus Rat PN 2002-08-05 281 The hierarchy was constructed and adapted according to the information found in the Rat Brain Atlas, Swanson 1992. We have considered three types of brain structures: grisea (neural masses), fiber tracts, and ventricles. The hierarchical tree was constructed by taking into account two criteria: the set of classes and subclasses of the basic cell groups and fiber systems of the rat CNS and the topological positions of structures relative to superstructures. According to Kuzuhara and Chou 1980. Phrenic nucleus Rat PAA 2002-08-05 281 The hierarchy was constructed and adapted according to the information found in the Rat Brain Atlas, Swanson 1992. We have considered three types of brain structures: grisea (neural masses), fiber tracts, and ventricles. The hierarchical tree was constructed by taking into account two criteria: the set of classes and subclasses of the basic cell groups and fiber systems of the rat CNS and the topological positions of structures relative to superstructures. According to Canteras et al. 1992a. Piriform-amygdaloid area Rat PIR 2002-08-05 281 The hierarchy was constructed and adapted according to the information found in the Rat Brain Atlas, Swanson 1992. We have considered three types of brain structures: grisea (neural masses), fiber tracts, and ventricles. The hierarchical tree was constructed by taking into account two criteria: the set of classes and subclasses of the basic cell groups and fiber systems of the rat CNS and the topological positions of structures relative to superstructures. According to Craigie 1925, Haberly and Price 1978a. Piriform area Rat PIR1 2002-08-05 281 The hierarchy was constructed and adapted according to the information found in the Rat Brain Atlas, Swanson 1992. We have considered three types of brain structures: grisea (neural masses), fiber tracts, and ventricles. The hierarchical tree was constructed by taking into account two criteria: the set of classes and subclasses of the basic cell groups and fiber systems of the rat CNS and the topological positions of structures relative to superstructures. No description provided. Piriform area molecular layer Rat PIR3 2002-08-05 281 The hierarchy was constructed and adapted according to the information found in the Rat Brain Atlas, Swanson 1992. We have considered three types of brain structures: grisea (neural masses), fiber tracts, and ventricles. The hierarchical tree was constructed by taking into account two criteria: the set of classes and subclasses of the basic cell groups and fiber systems of the rat CNS and the topological positions of structures relative to superstructures. No description provided. Piriform area polymorph layer Rat PIR2 2002-08-05 281 The hierarchy was constructed and adapted according to the information found in the Rat Brain Atlas, Swanson 1992. We have considered three types of brain structures: grisea (neural masses), fiber tracts, and ventricles. The hierarchical tree was constructed by taking into account two criteria: the set of classes and subclasses of the basic cell groups and fiber systems of the rat CNS and the topological positions of structures relative to superstructures. No description provided. Piriform area pyramidal layer Rat PCG 2002-08-05 281 The hierarchy was constructed and adapted according to the information found in the Rat Brain Atlas, Swanson 1992. We have considered three types of brain structures: grisea (neural masses), fiber tracts, and ventricles. The hierarchical tree was constructed by taking into account two criteria: the set of classes and subclasses of the basic cell groups and fiber systems of the rat CNS and the topological positions of structures relative to superstructures. This is simply the caudal extension of the periacqueductal gray. Pontine central gray Rat PG 2002-08-05 281 The hierarchy was constructed and adapted according to the information found in the Rat Brain Atlas, Swanson 1992. We have considered three types of brain structures: grisea (neural masses), fiber tracts, and ventricles. The hierarchical tree was constructed by taking into account two criteria: the set of classes and subclasses of the basic cell groups and fiber systems of the rat CNS and the topological positions of structures relative to superstructures. According to Mihailoff et al. 1981, Nelson and Mugnaini 1988, Bourrat and Sotelo 1991. Pontine gray Rat PG_p 2002-08-05 281 The hierarchy was constructed and adapted according to the information found in the Rat Brain Atlas, Swanson 1992. We have considered three types of brain structures: grisea (neural masses), fiber tracts, and ventricles. The hierarchical tree was constructed by taking into account two criteria: the set of classes and subclasses of the basic cell groups and fiber systems of the rat CNS and the topological positions of structures relative to superstructures. This is the remaining part of the pontine gray from which the tegmental reticular nucleus was excluded. Pontine gray proper Rat PRN 2002-08-05 281 The hierarchy was constructed and adapted according to the information found in the Rat Brain Atlas, Swanson 1992. We have considered three types of brain structures: grisea (neural masses), fiber tracts, and ventricles. The hierarchical tree was constructed by taking into account two criteria: the set of classes and subclasses of the basic cell groups and fiber systems of the rat CNS and the topological positions of structures relative to superstructures. According to Meesen and Olszewski 1949. Pontine reticular nucleus Rat PRNc 2002-08-05 281 The hierarchy was constructed and adapted according to the information found in the Rat Brain Atlas, Swanson 1992. We have considered three types of brain structures: grisea (neural masses), fiber tracts, and ventricles. The hierarchical tree was constructed by taking into account two criteria: the set of classes and subclasses of the basic cell groups and fiber systems of the rat CNS and the topological positions of structures relative to superstructures. The A5 noradrenergic group (Dahlstrom and Fuxe 1964) and associated depressor region (see Loewy et al. 1986) appear to be centered in the ventrolateral regions of the PRnc, including the region of the rubrospinal tract, although a few cells alos appear into the periolivary region (see Westlund et al. 1983; Bryum et al. 1984). Most of the cells appear to lie adjacent to the superior salivatory nucleus (see note 300). Pontine reticular nucleus caudal part Rat PRNr 2002-08-05 281 The hierarchy was constructed and adapted according to the information found in the Rat Brain Atlas, Swanson 1992. We have considered three types of brain structures: grisea (neural masses), fiber tracts, and ventricles. The hierarchical tree was constructed by taking into account two criteria: the set of classes and subclasses of the basic cell groups and fiber systems of the rat CNS and the topological positions of structures relative to superstructures. Often referred as the oral part (Meesen and Olszewski 1949). Pontine reticular nucleus rostral part Rat fxpo 2002-08-05 281 The hierarchy was constructed and adapted according to the information found in the Rat Brain Atlas, Swanson 1992. We have considered three types of brain structures: grisea (neural masses), fiber tracts, and ventricles. The hierarchical tree was constructed by taking into account two criteria: the set of classes and subclasses of the basic cell groups and fiber systems of the rat CNS and the topological positions of structures relative to superstructures. None provided Postcommissural fornix Rat pc 2002-08-05 281 The hierarchy was constructed and adapted according to the information found in the Rat Brain Atlas, Swanson 1992. We have considered three types of brain structures: grisea (neural masses), fiber tracts, and ventricles. The hierarchical tree was constructed by taking into account two criteria: the set of classes and subclasses of the basic cell groups and fiber systems of the rat CNS and the topological positions of structures relative to superstructures. According to Bucher and Nauta 1954. Posterior commissure Rat PO 2002-08-05 281 The hierarchy was constructed and adapted according to the information found in the Rat Brain Atlas, Swanson 1992. We have considered three types of brain structures: grisea (neural masses), fiber tracts, and ventricles. The hierarchical tree was constructed by taking into account two criteria: the set of classes and subclasses of the basic cell groups and fiber systems of the rat CNS and the topological positions of structures relative to superstructures. None provided Posterior complex of the thalamus Rat PH 2002-08-05 281 The hierarchy was constructed and adapted according to the information found in the Rat Brain Atlas, Swanson 1992. We have considered three types of brain structures: grisea (neural masses), fiber tracts, and ventricles. The hierarchical tree was constructed by taking into account two criteria: the set of classes and subclasses of the basic cell groups and fiber systems of the rat CNS and the topological positions of structures relative to superstructures. None provided Posterior hypothalamic nucleus Rat POL 2002-08-05 281 The hierarchy was constructed and adapted according to the information found in the Rat Brain Atlas, Swanson 1992. We have considered three types of brain structures: grisea (neural masses), fiber tracts, and ventricles. The hierarchical tree was constructed by taking into account two criteria: the set of classes and subclasses of the basic cell groups and fiber systems of the rat CNS and the topological positions of structures relative to superstructures. None provided Posterior limiting nucleus of the thalamus Rat PA 2002-08-05 281 The hierarchy was constructed and adapted according to the information found in the Rat Brain Atlas, Swanson 1992. We have considered three types of brain structures: grisea (neural masses), fiber tracts, and ventricles. The hierarchical tree was constructed by taking into account two criteria: the set of classes and subclasses of the basic cell groups and fiber systems of the rat CNS and the topological positions of structures relative to superstructures. According to Canteras et al. 1992a. Posterior nucleus of the amygdala Rat PTLp 2002-08-05 281 The hierarchy was constructed and adapted according to the information found in the Rat Brain Atlas, Swanson 1992. We have considered three types of brain structures: grisea (neural masses), fiber tracts, and ventricles. The hierarchical tree was constructed by taking into account two criteria: the set of classes and subclasses of the basic cell groups and fiber systems of the rat CNS and the topological positions of structures relative to superstructures. This region appears to lie between unimodal somatosensory and visual areas and receives inputs from the lateral posterior nucleus, to this extent it may correspond to posterior parietal association areas in primates and other mammals, see Hughes 1977, Miller and Vogt 1984. Posterior parietal association areas Rat PVp 2002-08-05 281 The hierarchy was constructed and adapted according to the information found in the Rat Brain Atlas, Swanson 1992. We have considered three types of brain structures: grisea (neural masses), fiber tracts, and ventricles. The hierarchical tree was constructed by taking into account two criteria: the set of classes and subclasses of the basic cell groups and fiber systems of the rat CNS and the topological positions of structures relative to superstructures. None provided Posterior periventricular nucleus of the hypothalamus Rat PPT 2002-08-05 281 The hierarchy was constructed and adapted according to the information found in the Rat Brain Atlas, Swanson 1992. We have considered three types of brain structures: grisea (neural masses), fiber tracts, and ventricles. The hierarchical tree was constructed by taking into account two criteria: the set of classes and subclasses of the basic cell groups and fiber systems of the rat CNS and the topological positions of structures relative to superstructures. According to Gregory 1985. Posterior pretectal nucleus Rat PSC 2002-08-06 281 The hierarchy was constructed and adapted according to the information found in the Rat Brain Atlas, Swanson 1992. We have considered three types of brain structures: grisea (neural masses), fiber tracts, and ventricles. The hierarchical tree was constructed by taking into account two criteria: the set of classes and subclasses of the basic cell groups and fiber systems of the rat CNS and the topological positions of structures relative to superstructures. According to Swanson and Cowan 1979 Posterior septal complex Rat PD 2002-08-05 281 The hierarchy was constructed and adapted according to the information found in the Rat Brain Atlas, Swanson 1992. We have considered three types of brain structures: grisea (neural masses), fiber tracts, and ventricles. The hierarchical tree was constructed by taking into account two criteria: the set of classes and subclasses of the basic cell groups and fiber systems of the rat CNS and the topological positions of structures relative to superstructures. None provided Posterodorsal preoptic nucleus Rat VISpl 2002-08-05 281 The hierarchy was constructed and adapted according to the information found in the Rat Brain Atlas, Swanson 1992. We have considered three types of brain structures: grisea (neural masses), fiber tracts, and ventricles. The hierarchical tree was constructed by taking into account two criteria: the set of classes and subclasses of the basic cell groups and fiber systems of the rat CNS and the topological positions of structures relative to superstructures. No description provided. Posterolateral visual area Rat TR 2002-08-05 281 The hierarchy was constructed and adapted according to the information found in the Rat Brain Atlas, Swanson 1992. We have considered three types of brain structures: grisea (neural masses), fiber tracts, and ventricles. The hierarchical tree was constructed by taking into account two criteria: the set of classes and subclasses of the basic cell groups and fiber systems of the rat CNS and the topological positions of structures relative to superstructures. According to Haug 1976, Canteras et al. 1992a. Postpiriform transition area Rat POST 2002-08-05 281 The hierarchy was constructed and adapted according to the information found in the Rat Brain Atlas, Swanson 1992. We have considered three types of brain structures: grisea (neural masses), fiber tracts, and ventricles. The hierarchical tree was constructed by taking into account two criteria: the set of classes and subclasses of the basic cell groups and fiber systems of the rat CNS and the topological positions of structures relative to superstructures. None provided Postsubiculum Rat POST1-6 2002-08-05 281 The hierarchy was constructed and adapted according to the information found in the Rat Brain Atlas, Swanson 1992. We have considered three types of brain structures: grisea (neural masses), fiber tracts, and ventricles. The hierarchical tree was constructed by taking into account two criteria: the set of classes and subclasses of the basic cell groups and fiber systems of the rat CNS and the topological positions of structures relative to superstructures. None provided Postsubiculum layers 1-6 Rat fpr 2002-08-05 281 The hierarchy was constructed and adapted according to the information found in the Rat Brain Atlas, Swanson 1992. We have considered three types of brain structures: grisea (neural masses), fiber tracts, and ventricles. The hierarchical tree was constructed by taking into account two criteria: the set of classes and subclasses of the basic cell groups and fiber systems of the rat CNS and the topological positions of structures relative to superstructures. None provided Precommissural fornix Rat PL 2002-08-05 281 The hierarchy was constructed and adapted according to the information found in the Rat Brain Atlas, Swanson 1992. We have considered three types of brain structures: grisea (neural masses), fiber tracts, and ventricles. The hierarchical tree was constructed by taking into account two criteria: the set of classes and subclasses of the basic cell groups and fiber systems of the rat CNS and the topological positions of structures relative to superstructures. According to Krettek and Price 1977, Vogt and Peters 1981. Prelimbic area Rat PVpo 2002-08-05 281 The hierarchy was constructed and adapted according to the information found in the Rat Brain Atlas, Swanson 1992. We have considered three types of brain structures: grisea (neural masses), fiber tracts, and ventricles. The hierarchical tree was constructed by taking into account two criteria: the set of classes and subclasses of the basic cell groups and fiber systems of the rat CNS and the topological positions of structures relative to superstructures. None provided Preoptic periventricular nucleus Rat Pre-Post-Cb 2002-08-05 281 The hierarchy was constructed and adapted according to the information found in the Rat Brain Atlas, Swanson 1992. We have considered three types of brain structures: grisea (neural masses), fiber tracts, and ventricles. The hierarchical tree was constructed by taking into account two criteria: the set of classes and subclasses of the basic cell groups and fiber systems of the rat CNS and the topological positions of structures relative to superstructures. No description provided. Pre-Post Cerebellar nuclei Rat PRE 2002-08-05 281 The hierarchy was constructed and adapted according to the information found in the Rat Brain Atlas, Swanson 1992. We have considered three types of brain structures: grisea (neural masses), fiber tracts, and ventricles. The hierarchical tree was constructed by taking into account two criteria: the set of classes and subclasses of the basic cell groups and fiber systems of the rat CNS and the topological positions of structures relative to superstructures. None provided Presubiculum Rat PRE1-6 2002-08-05 281 The hierarchy was constructed and adapted according to the information found in the Rat Brain Atlas, Swanson 1992. We have considered three types of brain structures: grisea (neural masses), fiber tracts, and ventricles. The hierarchical tree was constructed by taking into account two criteria: the set of classes and subclasses of the basic cell groups and fiber systems of the rat CNS and the topological positions of structures relative to superstructures. None provided Presubiculum, layers 1-6 Rat PRT 2002-08-05 281 The hierarchy was constructed and adapted according to the information found in the Rat Brain Atlas, Swanson 1992. We have considered three types of brain structures: grisea (neural masses), fiber tracts, and ventricles. The hierarchical tree was constructed by taking into account two criteria: the set of classes and subclasses of the basic cell groups and fiber systems of the rat CNS and the topological positions of structures relative to superstructures. According to Scalia 1972. Pretectal region Rat AUDp 2002-08-05 281 The hierarchy was constructed and adapted according to the information found in the Rat Brain Atlas, Swanson 1992. We have considered three types of brain structures: grisea (neural masses), fiber tracts, and ventricles. The hierarchical tree was constructed by taking into account two criteria: the set of classes and subclasses of the basic cell groups and fiber systems of the rat CNS and the topological positions of structures relative to superstructures. According to Sally and Kelly 1988, Kelly and Sally 1988, Arnault and Roger 1990. Primary auditory area Rat MOp 2002-08-05 281 The hierarchy was constructed and adapted according to the information found in the Rat Brain Atlas, Swanson 1992. We have considered three types of brain structures: grisea (neural masses), fiber tracts, and ventricles. The hierarchical tree was constructed by taking into account two criteria: the set of classes and subclasses of the basic cell groups and fiber systems of the rat CNS and the topological positions of structures relative to superstructures. No description provided. Primary motor area Rat SSp 2002-08-05 281 The hierarchy was constructed and adapted according to the information found in the Rat Brain Atlas, Swanson 1992. We have considered three types of brain structures: grisea (neural masses), fiber tracts, and ventricles. The hierarchical tree was constructed by taking into account two criteria: the set of classes and subclasses of the basic cell groups and fiber systems of the rat CNS and the topological positions of structures relative to superstructures. According to Chapin and Lin 1984, Sanderson et al. 1984. Primary somatosensory area Rat SS-bfd 2002-08-05 281 The hierarchy was constructed and adapted according to the information found in the Rat Brain Atlas, Swanson 1992. We have considered three types of brain structures: grisea (neural masses), fiber tracts, and ventricles. The hierarchical tree was constructed by taking into account two criteria: the set of classes and subclasses of the basic cell groups and fiber systems of the rat CNS and the topological positions of structures relative to superstructures. No description provided. Primary somatosensory area barrel field Rat SS-ll 2002-08-05 281 The hierarchy was constructed and adapted according to the information found in the Rat Brain Atlas, Swanson 1992. We have considered three types of brain structures: grisea (neural masses), fiber tracts, and ventricles. The hierarchical tree was constructed by taking into account two criteria: the set of classes and subclasses of the basic cell groups and fiber systems of the rat CNS and the topological positions of structures relative to superstructures. No description provided. Primary somatosensory area lower limb Rat SS-m 2002-08-05 281 The hierarchy was constructed and adapted according to the information found in the Rat Brain Atlas, Swanson 1992. We have considered three types of brain structures: grisea (neural masses), fiber tracts, and ventricles. The hierarchical tree was constructed by taking into account two criteria: the set of classes and subclasses of the basic cell groups and fiber systems of the rat CNS and the topological positions of structures relative to superstructures. No description provided. Primary somatosensory area mouth Rat SS-n 2002-08-05 281 The hierarchy was constructed and adapted according to the information found in the Rat Brain Atlas, Swanson 1992. We have considered three types of brain structures: grisea (neural masses), fiber tracts, and ventricles. The hierarchical tree was constructed by taking into account two criteria: the set of classes and subclasses of the basic cell groups and fiber systems of the rat CNS and the topological positions of structures relative to superstructures. No description provided. Primary somatosensory area nose Rat SS-tr 2002-08-05 281 The hierarchy was constructed and adapted according to the information found in the Rat Brain Atlas, Swanson 1992. We have considered three types of brain structures: grisea (neural masses), fiber tracts, and ventricles. The hierarchical tree was constructed by taking into account two criteria: the set of classes and subclasses of the basic cell groups and fiber systems of the rat CNS and the topological positions of structures relative to superstructures. No description provided. Primary somatosensory area trunk Rat SS-ul 2002-08-05 281 The hierarchy was constructed and adapted according to the information found in the Rat Brain Atlas, Swanson 1992. We have considered three types of brain structures: grisea (neural masses), fiber tracts, and ventricles. The hierarchical tree was constructed by taking into account two criteria: the set of classes and subclasses of the basic cell groups and fiber systems of the rat CNS and the topological positions of structures relative to superstructures. No description provided. Primary somatosensory area upper limb Rat VISp 2002-08-05 281 The hierarchy was constructed and adapted according to the information found in the Rat Brain Atlas, Swanson 1992. We have considered three types of brain structures: grisea (neural masses), fiber tracts, and ventricles. The hierarchical tree was constructed by taking into account two criteria: the set of classes and subclasses of the basic cell groups and fiber systems of the rat CNS and the topological positions of structures relative to superstructures. No description provided. Primary visual area Rat pm 2002-08-05 281 The hierarchy was constructed and adapted according to the information found in the Rat Brain Atlas, Swanson 1992. We have considered three types of brain structures: grisea (neural masses), fiber tracts, and ventricles. The hierarchical tree was constructed by taking into account two criteria: the set of classes and subclasses of the basic cell groups and fiber systems of the rat CNS and the topological positions of structures relative to superstructures. According to Gurdjian 1927, Fry and Cowan 1972. Principal mammillary tract Rat IOpr 2002-08-05 281 The hierarchy was constructed and adapted according to the information found in the Rat Brain Atlas, Swanson 1992. We have considered three types of brain structures: grisea (neural masses), fiber tracts, and ventricles. The hierarchical tree was constructed by taking into account two criteria: the set of classes and subclasses of the basic cell groups and fiber systems of the rat CNS and the topological positions of structures relative to superstructures. No description provided. Principal olive Rat PSV 2002-08-05 281 The hierarchy was constructed and adapted according to the information found in the Rat Brain Atlas, Swanson 1992. We have considered three types of brain structures: grisea (neural masses), fiber tracts, and ventricles. The hierarchical tree was constructed by taking into account two criteria: the set of classes and subclasses of the basic cell groups and fiber systems of the rat CNS and the topological positions of structures relative to superstructures. According to Torvik 1957; Emmers 1988. Principal sensory nucleus of the trigeminal Rat pyd 2002-08-05 281 The hierarchy was constructed and adapted according to the information found in the Rat Brain Atlas, Swanson 1992. We have considered three types of brain structures: grisea (neural masses), fiber tracts, and ventricles. The hierarchical tree was constructed by taking into account two criteria: the set of classes and subclasses of the basic cell groups and fiber systems of the rat CNS and the topological positions of structures relative to superstructures. None provided Pyramidal decussation Rat py 2002-08-05 281 The hierarchy was constructed and adapted according to the information found in the Rat Brain Atlas, Swanson 1992. We have considered three types of brain structures: grisea (neural masses), fiber tracts, and ventricles. The hierarchical tree was constructed by taking into account two criteria: the set of classes and subclasses of the basic cell groups and fiber systems of the rat CNS and the topological positions of structures relative to superstructures. None provided Pyramidal tract, crossed Rat PYR 2002-08-05 281 The hierarchy was constructed and adapted according to the information found in the Rat Brain Atlas, Swanson 1992. We have considered three types of brain structures: grisea (neural masses), fiber tracts, and ventricles. The hierarchical tree was constructed by taking into account two criteria: the set of classes and subclasses of the basic cell groups and fiber systems of the rat CNS and the topological positions of structures relative to superstructures. No description provided. Pyramus Rat PRYa 2002-08-05 281 The hierarchy was constructed and adapted according to the information found in the Rat Brain Atlas, Swanson 1992. We have considered three types of brain structures: grisea (neural masses), fiber tracts, and ventricles. The hierarchical tree was constructed by taking into account two criteria: the set of classes and subclasses of the basic cell groups and fiber systems of the rat CNS and the topological positions of structures relative to superstructures. No description provided. Pyramus sublobule a Rat PYRb 2002-08-05 281 The hierarchy was constructed and adapted according to the information found in the Rat Brain Atlas, Swanson 1992. We have considered three types of brain structures: grisea (neural masses), fiber tracts, and ventricles. The hierarchical tree was constructed by taking into account two criteria: the set of classes and subclasses of the basic cell groups and fiber systems of the rat CNS and the topological positions of structures relative to superstructures. No description provided. Pyramus sublobule b Rat RA 2002-08-05 281 The hierarchy was constructed and adapted according to the information found in the Rat Brain Atlas, Swanson 1992. We have considered three types of brain structures: grisea (neural masses), fiber tracts, and ventricles. The hierarchical tree was constructed by taking into account two criteria: the set of classes and subclasses of the basic cell groups and fiber systems of the rat CNS and the topological positions of structures relative to superstructures. According to Olszewski and Baxter 1954, Taber et al 1960, Steinbusch and Nieuwenhuys 1983. Raphe nuclei Rat RN 2002-08-05 281 The hierarchy was constructed and adapted according to the information found in the Rat Brain Atlas, Swanson 1992. We have considered three types of brain structures: grisea (neural masses), fiber tracts, and ventricles. The hierarchical tree was constructed by taking into account two criteria: the set of classes and subclasses of the basic cell groups and fiber systems of the rat CNS and the topological positions of structures relative to superstructures. While small neurons predominate rostrally and large neurons caudally (Reid et al. 1975, Strominger et al. 1987), it is difficult to draw a boundary between parvicellular and magnocellular parts in the rat. Red nucleus Rat RET(C) 2002-08-05 281 The hierarchy was constructed and adapted according to the information found in the Rat Brain Atlas, Swanson 1992. We have considered three types of brain structures: grisea (neural masses), fiber tracts, and ventricles. The hierarchical tree was constructed by taking into account two criteria: the set of classes and subclasses of the basic cell groups and fiber systems of the rat CNS and the topological positions of structures relative to superstructures. There is no generally accepted definition of the reticular core, which essentially consists of those regions that have not been assigned to particular sensory and motor systems. We consider that the reticular core extends into the forebrain to include the lateral zone of the hypothalamus, ventral thalamus, and epithalamus. It plays a major role in controlling behavioral state, and in polymodal integration. Reticular core Rat RET 2002-08-05 281 The hierarchy was constructed and adapted according to the information found in the Rat Brain Atlas, Swanson 1992. We have considered three types of brain structures: grisea (neural masses), fiber tracts, and ventricles. The hierarchical tree was constructed by taking into account two criteria: the set of classes and subclasses of the basic cell groups and fiber systems of the rat CNS and the topological positions of structures relative to superstructures. While there is some confusion in the literature about the various parts of the reticular formation, virtually all modern accounts are based on the pioneering work of Plszewski and his colleagues (Meesen and Olszewski 1949, Olszewski and Baxter 1954), which was modified by Brodal (1957) for the cat and by Valverde (1962) for the rat. Reticular formation Rat RS 2002-08-05 281 The hierarchy was constructed and adapted according to the information found in the Rat Brain Atlas, Swanson 1992. We have considered three types of brain structures: grisea (neural masses), fiber tracts, and ventricles. The hierarchical tree was constructed by taking into account two criteria: the set of classes and subclasses of the basic cell groups and fiber systems of the rat CNS and the topological positions of structures relative to superstructures. According to Rexed 1952. Reticular nucleus of the spinal cord Rat RT 2002-08-05 281 The hierarchy was constructed and adapted according to the information found in the Rat Brain Atlas, Swanson 1992. We have considered three types of brain structures: grisea (neural masses), fiber tracts, and ventricles. The hierarchical tree was constructed by taking into account two criteria: the set of classes and subclasses of the basic cell groups and fiber systems of the rat CNS and the topological positions of structures relative to superstructures. None provided Reticular nucleus of the thalamus Rat rct 2002-08-05 281 The hierarchy was constructed and adapted according to the information found in the Rat Brain Atlas, Swanson 1992. We have considered three types of brain structures: grisea (neural masses), fiber tracts, and ventricles. The hierarchical tree was constructed by taking into account two criteria: the set of classes and subclasses of the basic cell groups and fiber systems of the rat CNS and the topological positions of structures relative to superstructures. According to Chan-Palay et al. 1977. Reticulocerebellar tract Rat rst 2002-08-05 281 The hierarchy was constructed and adapted according to the information found in the Rat Brain Atlas, Swanson 1992. We have considered three types of brain structures: grisea (neural masses), fiber tracts, and ventricles. The hierarchical tree was constructed by taking into account two criteria: the set of classes and subclasses of the basic cell groups and fiber systems of the rat CNS and the topological positions of structures relative to superstructures. According to Carpenter and Sutin 1983, Williams et al. 1989. Reticulospinal tract Rat rstl 2002-08-05 281 The hierarchy was constructed and adapted according to the information found in the Rat Brain Atlas, Swanson 1992. We have considered three types of brain structures: grisea (neural masses), fiber tracts, and ventricles. The hierarchical tree was constructed by taking into account two criteria: the set of classes and subclasses of the basic cell groups and fiber systems of the rat CNS and the topological positions of structures relative to superstructures. According to Newman 1985a. Reticulospinal tract, lateral part Rat rstm 2002-08-05 281 The hierarchy was constructed and adapted according to the information found in the Rat Brain Atlas, Swanson 1992. We have considered three types of brain structures: grisea (neural masses), fiber tracts, and ventricles. The hierarchical tree was constructed by taking into account two criteria: the set of classes and subclasses of the basic cell groups and fiber systems of the rat CNS and the topological positions of structures relative to superstructures. According to Newman 1985b. Reticulospinal tract, medial part Rat R 2002-08-05 281 The hierarchy was constructed and adapted according to the information found in the Rat Brain Atlas, Swanson 1992. We have considered three types of brain structures: grisea (neural masses), fiber tracts, and ventricles. The hierarchical tree was constructed by taking into account two criteria: the set of classes and subclasses of the basic cell groups and fiber systems of the rat CNS and the topological positions of structures relative to superstructures. None provided Retina Rat Rgcl 2002-08-05 281 The hierarchy was constructed and adapted according to the information found in the Rat Brain Atlas, Swanson 1992. We have considered three types of brain structures: grisea (neural masses), fiber tracts, and ventricles. The hierarchical tree was constructed by taking into account two criteria: the set of classes and subclasses of the basic cell groups and fiber systems of the rat CNS and the topological positions of structures relative to superstructures. No description provided. Retina, ganglion cell layer Rat Rinl 2002-08-05 281 The hierarchy was constructed and adapted according to the information found in the Rat Brain Atlas, Swanson 1992. We have considered three types of brain structures: grisea (neural masses), fiber tracts, and ventricles. The hierarchical tree was constructed by taking into account two criteria: the set of classes and subclasses of the basic cell groups and fiber systems of the rat CNS and the topological positions of structures relative to superstructures. No description provided. Retina, inner nuclear layer Rat Ripl 2002-08-05 281 The hierarchy was constructed and adapted according to the information found in the Rat Brain Atlas, Swanson 1992. We have considered three types of brain structures: grisea (neural masses), fiber tracts, and ventricles. The hierarchical tree was constructed by taking into account two criteria: the set of classes and subclasses of the basic cell groups and fiber systems of the rat CNS and the topological positions of structures relative to superstructures. No description provided. Retina, inner plexiform layer Rat Ronl 2002-08-05 281 The hierarchy was constructed and adapted according to the information found in the Rat Brain Atlas, Swanson 1992. We have considered three types of brain structures: grisea (neural masses), fiber tracts, and ventricles. The hierarchical tree was constructed by taking into account two criteria: the set of classes and subclasses of the basic cell groups and fiber systems of the rat CNS and the topological positions of structures relative to superstructures. No description provided. Retina, outer nuclear layer Rat Ropl 2002-08-05 281 The hierarchy was constructed and adapted according to the information found in the Rat Brain Atlas, Swanson 1992. We have considered three types of brain structures: grisea (neural masses), fiber tracts, and ventricles. The hierarchical tree was constructed by taking into account two criteria: the set of classes and subclasses of the basic cell groups and fiber systems of the rat CNS and the topological positions of structures relative to superstructures. No description provided. Retina, outer plexiform layer Rat RCH 2002-08-05 281 The hierarchy was constructed and adapted according to the information found in the Rat Brain Atlas, Swanson 1992. We have considered three types of brain structures: grisea (neural masses), fiber tracts, and ventricles. The hierarchical tree was constructed by taking into account two criteria: the set of classes and subclasses of the basic cell groups and fiber systems of the rat CNS and the topological positions of structures relative to superstructures. None provided Retrochiasmatic area Rat RHP 2002-08-05 281 The hierarchy was constructed and adapted according to the information found in the Rat Brain Atlas, Swanson 1992. We have considered three types of brain structures: grisea (neural masses), fiber tracts, and ventricles. The hierarchical tree was constructed by taking into account two criteria: the set of classes and subclasses of the basic cell groups and fiber systems of the rat CNS and the topological positions of structures relative to superstructures. None provided Retrohippocampal region Rat RR 2002-08-05 281 The hierarchy was constructed and adapted according to the information found in the Rat Brain Atlas, Swanson 1992. We have considered three types of brain structures: grisea (neural masses), fiber tracts, and ventricles. The hierarchical tree was constructed by taking into account two criteria: the set of classes and subclasses of the basic cell groups and fiber systems of the rat CNS and the topological positions of structures relative to superstructures. According to Berman 1968. This region is characterized by scattered dopamine cells, caudal and dorsal to the ventral tegmental area (see Swanson 1982, Bjorklund and Lindvall 1984). Retrorubral area Rat RSP 2002-08-05 281 The hierarchy was constructed and adapted according to the information found in the Rat Brain Atlas, Swanson 1992. We have considered three types of brain structures: grisea (neural masses), fiber tracts, and ventricles. The hierarchical tree was constructed by taking into account two criteria: the set of classes and subclasses of the basic cell groups and fiber systems of the rat CNS and the topological positions of structures relative to superstructures. According to Vogt and Miller 1983. Retrosplenial area Rat RSPd 2002-08-05 281 The hierarchy was constructed and adapted according to the information found in the Rat Brain Atlas, Swanson 1992. We have considered three types of brain structures: grisea (neural masses), fiber tracts, and ventricles. The hierarchical tree was constructed by taking into account two criteria: the set of classes and subclasses of the basic cell groups and fiber systems of the rat CNS and the topological positions of structures relative to superstructures. This is the so-called agranular region of the retrosplenial area, see Krettek and Price 1977, Vogt and Miller 1983. Retrosplenial area dorsal part Rat RSPagl 2002-08-05 281 The hierarchy was constructed and adapted according to the information found in the Rat Brain Atlas, Swanson 1992. We have considered three types of brain structures: grisea (neural masses), fiber tracts, and ventricles. The hierarchical tree was constructed by taking into account two criteria: the set of classes and subclasses of the basic cell groups and fiber systems of the rat CNS and the topological positions of structures relative to superstructures. According to Risold et al. 1997. Retrosplenial area lateral agranular part Rat RSPv 2002-08-05 281 The hierarchy was constructed and adapted according to the information found in the Rat Brain Atlas, Swanson 1992. We have considered three types of brain structures: grisea (neural masses), fiber tracts, and ventricles. The hierarchical tree was constructed by taking into account two criteria: the set of classes and subclasses of the basic cell groups and fiber systems of the rat CNS and the topological positions of structures relative to superstructures. This is the so-called granular region of the retrosplenial area, we could not distinguish clearly zones b and c of Miller and Vogt 1983; see also Sripanidkulchai and Wyss 1987 for information about lamination. Retrosplenial area ventral part Rat RSPv-a 2002-08-05 281 The hierarchy was constructed and adapted according to the information found in the Rat Brain Atlas, Swanson 1992. We have considered three types of brain structures: grisea (neural masses), fiber tracts, and ventricles. The hierarchical tree was constructed by taking into account two criteria: the set of classes and subclasses of the basic cell groups and fiber systems of the rat CNS and the topological positions of structures relative to superstructures. No description provided. Retrosplenial area ventral part zone a Rat RSPv-b/c 2002-08-05 281 The hierarchy was constructed and adapted according to the information found in the Rat Brain Atlas, Swanson 1992. We have considered three types of brain structures: grisea (neural masses), fiber tracts, and ventricles. The hierarchical tree was constructed by taking into account two criteria: the set of classes and subclasses of the basic cell groups and fiber systems of the rat CNS and the topological positions of structures relative to superstructures. No description provided. Retrosplenial area ventral part zone b/c Rat RC 2002-08-05 281 The hierarchy was constructed and adapted according to the information found in the Rat Brain Atlas, Swanson 1992. We have considered three types of brain structures: grisea (neural masses), fiber tracts, and ventricles. The hierarchical tree was constructed by taking into account two criteria: the set of classes and subclasses of the basic cell groups and fiber systems of the rat CNS and the topological positions of structures relative to superstructures. None provided Rhinocele Rat RH 2002-08-05 281 The hierarchy was constructed and adapted according to the information found in the Rat Brain Atlas, Swanson 1992. We have considered three types of brain structures: grisea (neural masses), fiber tracts, and ventricles. The hierarchical tree was constructed by taking into account two criteria: the set of classes and subclasses of the basic cell groups and fiber systems of the rat CNS and the topological positions of structures relative to superstructures. None provided Rhomboid nucleus Rat RL 2002-08-05 281 The hierarchy was constructed and adapted according to the information found in the Rat Brain Atlas, Swanson 1992. We have considered three types of brain structures: grisea (neural masses), fiber tracts, and ventricles. The hierarchical tree was constructed by taking into account two criteria: the set of classes and subclasses of the basic cell groups and fiber systems of the rat CNS and the topological positions of structures relative to superstructures. According to Castaldi 1923, Brown 1943, Swanson 1982. Rostral linear nucleus raphe Rat RMVE 2002-08-05 281 The hierarchy was constructed and adapted according to the information found in the Rat Brain Atlas, Swanson 1992. We have considered three types of brain structures: grisea (neural masses), fiber tracts, and ventricles. The hierarchical tree was constructed by taking into account two criteria: the set of classes and subclasses of the basic cell groups and fiber systems of the rat CNS and the topological positions of structures relative to superstructures. None provided Rostral medullary velum Rat VISrl 2002-08-05 281 The hierarchy was constructed and adapted according to the information found in the Rat Brain Atlas, Swanson 1992. We have considered three types of brain structures: grisea (neural masses), fiber tracts, and ventricles. The hierarchical tree was constructed by taking into account two criteria: the set of classes and subclasses of the basic cell groups and fiber systems of the rat CNS and the topological positions of structures relative to superstructures. No description provided. Rostrolateral visual area Rat ccr 2002-08-05 281 The hierarchy was constructed and adapted according to the information found in the Rat Brain Atlas, Swanson 1992. We have considered three types of brain structures: grisea (neural masses), fiber tracts, and ventricles. The hierarchical tree was constructed by taking into account two criteria: the set of classes and subclasses of the basic cell groups and fiber systems of the rat CNS and the topological positions of structures relative to superstructures. None provided Rostrum of corpus callosum Rat rrt 2002-08-05 281 The hierarchy was constructed and adapted according to the information found in the Rat Brain Atlas, Swanson 1992. We have considered three types of brain structures: grisea (neural masses), fiber tracts, and ventricles. The hierarchical tree was constructed by taking into account two criteria: the set of classes and subclasses of the basic cell groups and fiber systems of the rat CNS and the topological positions of structures relative to superstructures. No description provided. Rubroreticular tract Rat rust 2002-08-05 281 The hierarchy was constructed and adapted according to the information found in the Rat Brain Atlas, Swanson 1992. We have considered three types of brain structures: grisea (neural masses), fiber tracts, and ventricles. The hierarchical tree was constructed by taking into account two criteria: the set of classes and subclasses of the basic cell groups and fiber systems of the rat CNS and the topological positions of structures relative to superstructures. According to Waldon and Gwyn 1969. Rubrospinal tract Rat MOs 2002-08-05 281 The hierarchy was constructed and adapted according to the information found in the Rat Brain Atlas, Swanson 1992. We have considered three types of brain structures: grisea (neural masses), fiber tracts, and ventricles. The hierarchical tree was constructed by taking into account two criteria: the set of classes and subclasses of the basic cell groups and fiber systems of the rat CNS and the topological positions of structures relative to superstructures. No description provided. Secondary motor area Rat sV 2002-08-05 281 The hierarchy was constructed and adapted according to the information found in the Rat Brain Atlas, Swanson 1992. We have considered three types of brain structures: grisea (neural masses), fiber tracts, and ventricles. The hierarchical tree was constructed by taking into account two criteria: the set of classes and subclasses of the basic cell groups and fiber systems of the rat CNS and the topological positions of structures relative to superstructures. According to Torvik 1956, Marfurt and Rajchert 1991. Sensory root of the trigeminal nerve Rat SEP 2002-08-05 281 The hierarchy was constructed and adapted according to the information found in the Rat Brain Atlas, Swanson 1992. We have considered three types of brain structures: grisea (neural masses), fiber tracts, and ventricles. The hierarchical tree was constructed by taking into account two criteria: the set of classes and subclasses of the basic cell groups and fiber systems of the rat CNS and the topological positions of structures relative to superstructures. According to Swanson et al. 1987 Septal region Rat SF 2002-08-05 281 The hierarchy was constructed and adapted according to the information found in the Rat Brain Atlas, Swanson 1992. We have considered three types of brain structures: grisea (neural masses), fiber tracts, and ventricles. The hierarchical tree was constructed by taking into account two criteria: the set of classes and subclasses of the basic cell groups and fiber systems of the rat CNS and the topological positions of structures relative to superstructures. None provided Septofimbrial nucleus Rat SH 2002-08-05 281 The hierarchy was constructed and adapted according to the information found in the Rat Brain Atlas, Swanson 1992. We have considered three types of brain structures: grisea (neural masses), fiber tracts, and ventricles. The hierarchical tree was constructed by taking into account two criteria: the set of classes and subclasses of the basic cell groups and fiber systems of the rat CNS and the topological positions of structures relative to superstructures. None provided Septohippocampal nucleus Rat SIM 2002-08-05 281 The hierarchy was constructed and adapted according to the information found in the Rat Brain Atlas, Swanson 1992. We have considered three types of brain structures: grisea (neural masses), fiber tracts, and ventricles. The hierarchical tree was constructed by taking into account two criteria: the set of classes and subclasses of the basic cell groups and fiber systems of the rat CNS and the topological positions of structures relative to superstructures. No description provided. Simple lobule Rat SIMa 2002-08-05 281 The hierarchy was constructed and adapted according to the information found in the Rat Brain Atlas, Swanson 1992. We have considered three types of brain structures: grisea (neural masses), fiber tracts, and ventricles. The hierarchical tree was constructed by taking into account two criteria: the set of classes and subclasses of the basic cell groups and fiber systems of the rat CNS and the topological positions of structures relative to superstructures. No description provided. Simple lobule sublobule a Rat SIMb 2002-08-05 281 The hierarchy was constructed and adapted according to the information found in the Rat Brain Atlas, Swanson 1992. We have considered three types of brain structures: grisea (neural masses), fiber tracts, and ventricles. The hierarchical tree was constructed by taking into account two criteria: the set of classes and subclasses of the basic cell groups and fiber systems of the rat CNS and the topological positions of structures relative to superstructures. No description provided. Simple lobule sublobule b Rat ts 2002-08-05 281 The hierarchy was constructed and adapted according to the information found in the Rat Brain Atlas, Swanson 1992. We have considered three types of brain structures: grisea (neural masses), fiber tracts, and ventricles. The hierarchical tree was constructed by taking into account two criteria: the set of classes and subclasses of the basic cell groups and fiber systems of the rat CNS and the topological positions of structures relative to superstructures. According to Torvik 1956, Contreras et al. 1980. Solitary tract Rat MO 2002-08-05 281 The hierarchy was constructed and adapted according to the information found in the Rat Brain Atlas, Swanson 1992. We have considered three types of brain structures: grisea (neural masses), fiber tracts, and ventricles. The hierarchical tree was constructed by taking into account two criteria: the set of classes and subclasses of the basic cell groups and fiber systems of the rat CNS and the topological positions of structures relative to superstructures. According to Donoghue and Wise 1982, Neafsey et al. 1986. Somatic motor areas Rat SS 2002-08-05 281 The hierarchy was constructed and adapted according to the information found in the Rat Brain Atlas, Swanson 1992. We have considered three types of brain structures: grisea (neural masses), fiber tracts, and ventricles. The hierarchical tree was constructed by taking into account two criteria: the set of classes and subclasses of the basic cell groups and fiber systems of the rat CNS and the topological positions of structures relative to superstructures. No description provided. Somatosensory areas Rat SP 2002-08-05 281 The hierarchy was constructed and adapted according to the information found in the Rat Brain Atlas, Swanson 1992. We have considered three types of brain structures: grisea (neural masses), fiber tracts, and ventricles. The hierarchical tree was constructed by taking into account two criteria: the set of classes and subclasses of the basic cell groups and fiber systems of the rat CNS and the topological positions of structures relative to superstructures. Because the atlas does not extend into the spinal cord, the following is not an exhaustive account of cell groups within this division of the CNS. For a general account of the rat spinal cord , see Waibl (1973) and Altman and Bayer (1984), for attempts to impose a laminar organization of the spinal cord see Rexed (1952, 1954) and Brichta and Grant (1985) Spinal Cord Rat SPV 2002-08-05 281 The hierarchy was constructed and adapted according to the information found in the Rat Brain Atlas, Swanson 1992. We have considered three types of brain structures: grisea (neural masses), fiber tracts, and ventricles. The hierarchical tree was constructed by taking into account two criteria: the set of classes and subclasses of the basic cell groups and fiber systems of the rat CNS and the topological positions of structures relative to superstructures. According to Olsewski 1950. Spinal nucleus of the trigeminal Rat SPVC 2002-08-05 281 The hierarchy was constructed and adapted according to the information found in the Rat Brain Atlas, Swanson 1992. We have considered three types of brain structures: grisea (neural masses), fiber tracts, and ventricles. The hierarchical tree was constructed by taking into account two criteria: the set of classes and subclasses of the basic cell groups and fiber systems of the rat CNS and the topological positions of structures relative to superstructures. According to Nord 1967, Gobel et al. 1977, Kruger 1979. Spinal nucleus of the trigeminal caudal part Rat SPVI 2002-08-05 281 The hierarchy was constructed and adapted according to the information found in the Rat Brain Atlas, Swanson 1992. We have considered three types of brain structures: grisea (neural masses), fiber tracts, and ventricles. The hierarchical tree was constructed by taking into account two criteria: the set of classes and subclasses of the basic cell groups and fiber systems of the rat CNS and the topological positions of structures relative to superstructures. According to Phelan and Falls 1989a. Spinal nucleus of the trigeminal interpolar part Rat SPVO 2002-08-05 281 The hierarchy was constructed and adapted according to the information found in the Rat Brain Atlas, Swanson 1992. We have considered three types of brain structures: grisea (neural masses), fiber tracts, and ventricles. The hierarchical tree was constructed by taking into account two criteria: the set of classes and subclasses of the basic cell groups and fiber systems of the rat CNS and the topological positions of structures relative to superstructures. According to Falls et al. 1985; Jacquin and Rhoades 1990. Spinal nucleus of the trigeminal oral part Rat SPVOcdm 2002-08-05 281 The hierarchy was constructed and adapted according to the information found in the Rat Brain Atlas, Swanson 1992. We have considered three types of brain structures: grisea (neural masses), fiber tracts, and ventricles. The hierarchical tree was constructed by taking into account two criteria: the set of classes and subclasses of the basic cell groups and fiber systems of the rat CNS and the topological positions of structures relative to superstructures. No description provided. Spinal nucleus of the trigeminal oral part caudal dorsomedial part Rat SPVOmdmd 2002-08-05 281 The hierarchy was constructed and adapted according to the information found in the Rat Brain Atlas, Swanson 1992. We have considered three types of brain structures: grisea (neural masses), fiber tracts, and ventricles. The hierarchical tree was constructed by taking into account two criteria: the set of classes and subclasses of the basic cell groups and fiber systems of the rat CNS and the topological positions of structures relative to superstructures. No description provided. Spinal nucleus of the trigeminal oral part middle dorsomedial part, dorsal zone Rat SPVOmdmdv 2002-08-05 281 The hierarchy was constructed and adapted according to the information found in the Rat Brain Atlas, Swanson 1992. We have considered three types of brain structures: grisea (neural masses), fiber tracts, and ventricles. The hierarchical tree was constructed by taking into account two criteria: the set of classes and subclasses of the basic cell groups and fiber systems of the rat CNS and the topological positions of structures relative to superstructures. No description provided. Spinal nucleus of the trigeminal oral part middle dorsomedial part, ventral zone Rat SPVOrdm 2002-08-05 281 The hierarchy was constructed and adapted according to the information found in the Rat Brain Atlas, Swanson 1992. We have considered three types of brain structures: grisea (neural masses), fiber tracts, and ventricles. The hierarchical tree was constructed by taking into account two criteria: the set of classes and subclasses of the basic cell groups and fiber systems of the rat CNS and the topological positions of structures relative to superstructures. No description provided. Spinal nucleus of the trigeminal oral part rostral dorsomedial part Rat SPVOvl 2002-08-05 281 The hierarchy was constructed and adapted according to the information found in the Rat Brain Atlas, Swanson 1992. We have considered three types of brain structures: grisea (neural masses), fiber tracts, and ventricles. The hierarchical tree was constructed by taking into account two criteria: the set of classes and subclasses of the basic cell groups and fiber systems of the rat CNS and the topological positions of structures relative to superstructures. No description provided. Spinal nucleus of the trigeminal oral part ventrolateral part Rat sptV 2002-08-05 281 The hierarchy was constructed and adapted according to the information found in the Rat Brain Atlas, Swanson 1992. We have considered three types of brain structures: grisea (neural masses), fiber tracts, and ventricles. The hierarchical tree was constructed by taking into account two criteria: the set of classes and subclasses of the basic cell groups and fiber systems of the rat CNS and the topological positions of structures relative to superstructures. According to Torvik 1956, Marfurt and Rajchert 1991. Spinal tract of the trigeminal nerve Rat SPIV 2002-08-05 281 The hierarchy was constructed and adapted according to the information found in the Rat Brain Atlas, Swanson 1992. We have considered three types of brain structures: grisea (neural masses), fiber tracts, and ventricles. The hierarchical tree was constructed by taking into account two criteria: the set of classes and subclasses of the basic cell groups and fiber systems of the rat CNS and the topological positions of structures relative to superstructures. No description provided. Spinal vestibular nucleus Rat scrt 2002-08-05 281 The hierarchy was constructed and adapted according to the information found in the Rat Brain Atlas, Swanson 1992. We have considered three types of brain structures: grisea (neural masses), fiber tracts, and ventricles. The hierarchical tree was constructed by taking into account two criteria: the set of classes and subclasses of the basic cell groups and fiber systems of the rat CNS and the topological positions of structures relative to superstructures. According to GBaker and Giesler 1984, Giesler et al. 1988. Spinocervical tract Rat shp 2002-08-05 281 The hierarchy was constructed and adapted according to the information found in the Rat Brain Atlas, Swanson 1992. We have considered three types of brain structures: grisea (neural masses), fiber tracts, and ventricles. The hierarchical tree was constructed by taking into account two criteria: the set of classes and subclasses of the basic cell groups and fiber systems of the rat CNS and the topological positions of structures relative to superstructures. According to Burstein et al. 1987, 1990b. Spinohypothalamic pathway Rat sop 2002-08-05 281 The hierarchy was constructed and adapted according to the information found in the Rat Brain Atlas, Swanson 1992. We have considered three types of brain structures: grisea (neural masses), fiber tracts, and ventricles. The hierarchical tree was constructed by taking into account two criteria: the set of classes and subclasses of the basic cell groups and fiber systems of the rat CNS and the topological positions of structures relative to superstructures. According to Swenson and Castro 1983, Molinari and Starr 1989 Spino-olivary pathway Rat srp 2002-08-05 281 The hierarchy was constructed and adapted according to the information found in the Rat Brain Atlas, Swanson 1992. We have considered three types of brain structures: grisea (neural masses), fiber tracts, and ventricles. The hierarchical tree was constructed by taking into account two criteria: the set of classes and subclasses of the basic cell groups and fiber systems of the rat CNS and the topological positions of structures relative to superstructures. According to Nahin 1987. Spinoreticular pathway Rat stp 2002-08-05 281 The hierarchy was constructed and adapted according to the information found in the Rat Brain Atlas, Swanson 1992. We have considered three types of brain structures: grisea (neural masses), fiber tracts, and ventricles. The hierarchical tree was constructed by taking into account two criteria: the set of classes and subclasses of the basic cell groups and fiber systems of the rat CNS and the topological positions of structures relative to superstructures. According to Yezierski 1988, Lima and Coimbra 1989, Zhang et al. 1990, Yezierski and Mendez 1991. Spinotectal pathway Rat step 2002-08-05 281 The hierarchy was constructed and adapted according to the information found in the Rat Brain Atlas, Swanson 1992. We have considered three types of brain structures: grisea (neural masses), fiber tracts, and ventricles. The hierarchical tree was constructed by taking into account two criteria: the set of classes and subclasses of the basic cell groups and fiber systems of the rat CNS and the topological positions of structures relative to superstructures. According to Burstein et al. 1987, Burstein and Giesler 1989. Spinotelencephalic pathway Rat stt 2002-08-05 281 The hierarchy was constructed and adapted according to the information found in the Rat Brain Atlas, Swanson 1992. We have considered three types of brain structures: grisea (neural masses), fiber tracts, and ventricles. The hierarchical tree was constructed by taking into account two criteria: the set of classes and subclasses of the basic cell groups and fiber systems of the rat CNS and the topological positions of structures relative to superstructures. According to Giesler et al. 1981, Burnstein et al. 1990a. Spinothalamic tract Rat svp 2002-08-05 281 The hierarchy was constructed and adapted according to the information found in the Rat Brain Atlas, Swanson 1992. We have considered three types of brain structures: grisea (neural masses), fiber tracts, and ventricles. The hierarchical tree was constructed by taking into account two criteria: the set of classes and subclasses of the basic cell groups and fiber systems of the rat CNS and the topological positions of structures relative to superstructures. According to Mehler and Rubertone 1985. Spinovestibular pathway Rat ccs 2002-08-05 281 The hierarchy was constructed and adapted according to the information found in the Rat Brain Atlas, Swanson 1992. We have considered three types of brain structures: grisea (neural masses), fiber tracts, and ventricles. The hierarchical tree was constructed by taking into account two criteria: the set of classes and subclasses of the basic cell groups and fiber systems of the rat CNS and the topological positions of structures relative to superstructures. None provided Splenium of corpus callosum Rat sm 2002-08-05 281 The hierarchy was constructed and adapted according to the information found in the Rat Brain Atlas, Swanson 1992. We have considered three types of brain structures: grisea (neural masses), fiber tracts, and ventricles. The hierarchical tree was constructed by taking into account two criteria: the set of classes and subclasses of the basic cell groups and fiber systems of the rat CNS and the topological positions of structures relative to superstructures. According to Gurdjian 1925, Swanson and Cowan 1979. Stria medularis Rat st 2002-08-05 281 The hierarchy was constructed and adapted according to the information found in the Rat Brain Atlas, Swanson 1992. We have considered three types of brain structures: grisea (neural masses), fiber tracts, and ventricles. The hierarchical tree was constructed by taking into account two criteria: the set of classes and subclasses of the basic cell groups and fiber systems of the rat CNS and the topological positions of structures relative to superstructures. According to Gurdjian 1925, DeOlmos 1972. Stria terminalis Rat snp 2002-08-05 281 The hierarchy was constructed and adapted according to the information found in the Rat Brain Atlas, Swanson 1992. We have considered three types of brain structures: grisea (neural masses), fiber tracts, and ventricles. The hierarchical tree was constructed by taking into account two criteria: the set of classes and subclasses of the basic cell groups and fiber systems of the rat CNS and the topological positions of structures relative to superstructures. According to Nauta and Domesick 1974. Striatonigral pathway Rat STR 2002-08-05 281 The hierarchy was constructed and adapted according to the information found in the Rat Brain Atlas, Swanson 1992. We have considered three types of brain structures: grisea (neural masses), fiber tracts, and ventricles. The hierarchical tree was constructed by taking into account two criteria: the set of classes and subclasses of the basic cell groups and fiber systems of the rat CNS and the topological positions of structures relative to superstructures. According to Graybiel and Ragsdale 1979 Striatum Rat SLC 2002-08-05 281 The hierarchy was constructed and adapted according to the information found in the Rat Brain Atlas, Swanson 1992. We have considered three types of brain structures: grisea (neural masses), fiber tracts, and ventricles. The hierarchical tree was constructed by taking into account two criteria: the set of classes and subclasses of the basic cell groups and fiber systems of the rat CNS and the topological positions of structures relative to superstructures. This term has assumed a variety of connotations since the introduction of histochemical methods for localizing biogenic amines, it is used here as the equivalent of Meesen and Olszewski (1949) nucleus subcoeruleus. Subcoeruleus nucleus Rat SEZ 2002-08-05 281 The hierarchy was constructed and adapted according to the information found in the Rat Brain Atlas, Swanson 1992. We have considered three types of brain structures: grisea (neural masses), fiber tracts, and ventricles. The hierarchical tree was constructed by taking into account two criteria: the set of classes and subclasses of the basic cell groups and fiber systems of the rat CNS and the topological positions of structures relative to superstructures. None provided Subependymal zone Rat SFO 2002-08-05 281 The hierarchy was constructed and adapted according to the information found in the Rat Brain Atlas, Swanson 1992. We have considered three types of brain structures: grisea (neural masses), fiber tracts, and ventricles. The hierarchical tree was constructed by taking into account two criteria: the set of classes and subclasses of the basic cell groups and fiber systems of the rat CNS and the topological positions of structures relative to superstructures. None provided Subfornical organ Rat SUB 2002-08-05 281 The hierarchy was constructed and adapted according to the information found in the Rat Brain Atlas, Swanson 1992. We have considered three types of brain structures: grisea (neural masses), fiber tracts, and ventricles. The hierarchical tree was constructed by taking into account two criteria: the set of classes and subclasses of the basic cell groups and fiber systems of the rat CNS and the topological positions of structures relative to superstructures. No description provided. Subiculum Rat SUBd 2002-08-05 281 The hierarchy was constructed and adapted according to the information found in the Rat Brain Atlas, Swanson 1992. We have considered three types of brain structures: grisea (neural masses), fiber tracts, and ventricles. The hierarchical tree was constructed by taking into account two criteria: the set of classes and subclasses of the basic cell groups and fiber systems of the rat CNS and the topological positions of structures relative to superstructures. No description provided. Subiculum dorsal part Rat SUBd-m 2002-08-05 281 The hierarchy was constructed and adapted according to the information found in the Rat Brain Atlas, Swanson 1992. We have considered three types of brain structures: grisea (neural masses), fiber tracts, and ventricles. The hierarchical tree was constructed by taking into account two criteria: the set of classes and subclasses of the basic cell groups and fiber systems of the rat CNS and the topological positions of structures relative to superstructures. No description provided. Subiculum dorsal part molecular layer Rat SUBd-sp 2002-08-05 281 The hierarchy was constructed and adapted according to the information found in the Rat Brain Atlas, Swanson 1992. We have considered three types of brain structures: grisea (neural masses), fiber tracts, and ventricles. The hierarchical tree was constructed by taking into account two criteria: the set of classes and subclasses of the basic cell groups and fiber systems of the rat CNS and the topological positions of structures relative to superstructures. No description provided. Subiculum dorsal part pyramidal layer Rat SUBd-sr 2002-08-05 281 The hierarchy was constructed and adapted according to the information found in the Rat Brain Atlas, Swanson 1992. We have considered three types of brain structures: grisea (neural masses), fiber tracts, and ventricles. The hierarchical tree was constructed by taking into account two criteria: the set of classes and subclasses of the basic cell groups and fiber systems of the rat CNS and the topological positions of structures relative to superstructures. No description provided. Subiculum dorsal part stratum radiatum Rat SUBv 2002-08-05 281 The hierarchy was constructed and adapted according to the information found in the Rat Brain Atlas, Swanson 1992. We have considered three types of brain structures: grisea (neural masses), fiber tracts, and ventricles. The hierarchical tree was constructed by taking into account two criteria: the set of classes and subclasses of the basic cell groups and fiber systems of the rat CNS and the topological positions of structures relative to superstructures. No description provided. Subiculum ventral part Rat SUBv-m 2002-08-05 281 The hierarchy was constructed and adapted according to the information found in the Rat Brain Atlas, Swanson 1992. We have considered three types of brain structures: grisea (neural masses), fiber tracts, and ventricles. The hierarchical tree was constructed by taking into account two criteria: the set of classes and subclasses of the basic cell groups and fiber systems of the rat CNS and the topological positions of structures relative to superstructures. No description provided. Subiculum ventral part molecular layer Rat SUBv-sp 2002-08-05 281 The hierarchy was constructed and adapted according to the information found in the Rat Brain Atlas, Swanson 1992. We have considered three types of brain structures: grisea (neural masses), fiber tracts, and ventricles. The hierarchical tree was constructed by taking into account two criteria: the set of classes and subclasses of the basic cell groups and fiber systems of the rat CNS and the topological positions of structures relative to superstructures. No description provided. Subiculum ventral part pyramidal layer Rat SUBv-sr 2002-08-05 281 The hierarchy was constructed and adapted according to the information found in the Rat Brain Atlas, Swanson 1992. We have considered three types of brain structures: grisea (neural masses), fiber tracts, and ventricles. The hierarchical tree was constructed by taking into account two criteria: the set of classes and subclasses of the basic cell groups and fiber systems of the rat CNS and the topological positions of structures relative to superstructures. No description provided. Subiculum ventral part stratum radiatum Rat SLD 2002-08-05 281 The hierarchy was constructed and adapted according to the information found in the Rat Brain Atlas, Swanson 1992. We have considered three types of brain structures: grisea (neural masses), fiber tracts, and ventricles. The hierarchical tree was constructed by taking into account two criteria: the set of classes and subclasses of the basic cell groups and fiber systems of the rat CNS and the topological positions of structures relative to superstructures. According to Swanson et al. 1984 (see also Gillilan 1943). Sublaterodorsal nucleus Rat SMT 2002-08-05 281 The hierarchy was constructed and adapted according to the information found in the Rat Brain Atlas, Swanson 1992. We have considered three types of brain structures: grisea (neural masses), fiber tracts, and ventricles. The hierarchical tree was constructed by taking into account two criteria: the set of classes and subclasses of the basic cell groups and fiber systems of the rat CNS and the topological positions of structures relative to superstructures. None provided Submedial nucleus of the thalamus Rat SPF 2002-08-05 281 The hierarchy was constructed and adapted according to the information found in the Rat Brain Atlas, Swanson 1992. We have considered three types of brain structures: grisea (neural masses), fiber tracts, and ventricles. The hierarchical tree was constructed by taking into account two criteria: the set of classes and subclasses of the basic cell groups and fiber systems of the rat CNS and the topological positions of structures relative to superstructures. None provided Subparafascicular nucleus Rat SPFm 2002-08-05 281 The hierarchy was constructed and adapted according to the information found in the Rat Brain Atlas, Swanson 1992. We have considered three types of brain structures: grisea (neural masses), fiber tracts, and ventricles. The hierarchical tree was constructed by taking into account two criteria: the set of classes and subclasses of the basic cell groups and fiber systems of the rat CNS and the topological positions of structures relative to superstructures. None provided Subparafascicular nucleus magnocellular part Rat SPFp 2002-08-05 281 The hierarchy was constructed and adapted according to the information found in the Rat Brain Atlas, Swanson 1992. We have considered three types of brain structures: grisea (neural masses), fiber tracts, and ventricles. The hierarchical tree was constructed by taking into account two criteria: the set of classes and subclasses of the basic cell groups and fiber systems of the rat CNS and the topological positions of structures relative to superstructures. None provided Subparafascicular nucleus parvicellular part Rat SBPV 2002-08-05 281 The hierarchy was constructed and adapted according to the information found in the Rat Brain Atlas, Swanson 1992. We have considered three types of brain structures: grisea (neural masses), fiber tracts, and ventricles. The hierarchical tree was constructed by taking into account two criteria: the set of classes and subclasses of the basic cell groups and fiber systems of the rat CNS and the topological positions of structures relative to superstructures. None provided Subparaventricular zone Rat CNspg 2002-08-05 281 The hierarchy was constructed and adapted according to the information found in the Rat Brain Atlas, Swanson 1992. We have considered three types of brain structures: grisea (neural masses), fiber tracts, and ventricles. The hierarchical tree was constructed by taking into account two criteria: the set of classes and subclasses of the basic cell groups and fiber systems of the rat CNS and the topological positions of structures relative to superstructures. According to Mugnaini et al. 1980. Subpeduncular granular region of the cochlear nuclei Rat SGE 2002-08-05 281 The hierarchy was constructed and adapted according to the information found in the Rat Brain Atlas, Swanson 1992. We have considered three types of brain structures: grisea (neural masses), fiber tracts, and ventricles. The hierarchical tree was constructed by taking into account two criteria: the set of classes and subclasses of the basic cell groups and fiber systems of the rat CNS and the topological positions of structures relative to superstructures. According to Willis and Coggeshall 1991, Light and Kavookjian 1988, Rustioni and Weinberg 1989, Cruz et al. 1991. Substantia gelatinosa of the spinal cord Rat SI 2002-08-05 281 The hierarchy was constructed and adapted according to the information found in the Rat Brain Atlas, Swanson 1992. We have considered three types of brain structures: grisea (neural masses), fiber tracts, and ventricles. The hierarchical tree was constructed by taking into account two criteria: the set of classes and subclasses of the basic cell groups and fiber systems of the rat CNS and the topological positions of structures relative to superstructures. Jones et al. 1976. This region has been renamed the ventral pallidum (see Alheid and Heimer 1988), and contains a characteristic subpopulation of scattered, cortically projecting neurons (Rye et al. 1984) that in some animals (especially primates) form distinct cell clusters within the substantia innominata, known as the basal nuclei of Meynert (see Gory 1963). These cholinergic cells extend into the medial septal complex, magnocellular preoptic nucleus, and perhaps lateral preoptic area. The term magnocellular basal "nucleus" has been introduced to refer to the basal cholinergic neurons that project to the cerebral cortex (Saper 1984). Substantia innominata Rat SN 2002-08-05 281 The hierarchy was constructed and adapted according to the information found in the Rat Brain Atlas, Swanson 1992. We have considered three types of brain structures: grisea (neural masses), fiber tracts, and ventricles. The hierarchical tree was constructed by taking into account two criteria: the set of classes and subclasses of the basic cell groups and fiber systems of the rat CNS and the topological positions of structures relative to superstructures. While a lateral part of the SN has been mentioned in the literature (see Gillilan 1943; Hanaway et al. 1970) more recent work has provided little reason to separate it from the compact part (see Bjorklund and Lindvall 1984). Substantia nigra Rat SNc 2002-08-05 281 The hierarchy was constructed and adapted according to the information found in the Rat Brain Atlas, Swanson 1992. We have considered three types of brain structures: grisea (neural masses), fiber tracts, and ventricles. The hierarchical tree was constructed by taking into account two criteria: the set of classes and subclasses of the basic cell groups and fiber systems of the rat CNS and the topological positions of structures relative to superstructures. According to Danner and Pfister 1982; Bjorklund and Lindvall 1984. Substantia nigra compact part Rat SNr 2002-08-05 281 The hierarchy was constructed and adapted according to the information found in the Rat Brain Atlas, Swanson 1992. We have considered three types of brain structures: grisea (neural masses), fiber tracts, and ventricles. The hierarchical tree was constructed by taking into account two criteria: the set of classes and subclasses of the basic cell groups and fiber systems of the rat CNS and the topological positions of structures relative to superstructures. According to Grofova et al. 1982. Substantia nigra reticular part Rat stf 2002-08-05 281 The hierarchy was constructed and adapted according to the information found in the Rat Brain Atlas, Swanson 1992. We have considered three types of brain structures: grisea (neural masses), fiber tracts, and ventricles. The hierarchical tree was constructed by taking into account two criteria: the set of classes and subclasses of the basic cell groups and fiber systems of the rat CNS and the topological positions of structures relative to superstructures. According to Ricardo 1908, Canteras et al. 1990. Subthalamic fascicle Rat STN 2002-08-05 281 The hierarchy was constructed and adapted according to the information found in the Rat Brain Atlas, Swanson 1992. We have considered three types of brain structures: grisea (neural masses), fiber tracts, and ventricles. The hierarchical tree was constructed by taking into account two criteria: the set of classes and subclasses of the basic cell groups and fiber systems of the rat CNS and the topological positions of structures relative to superstructures. None provided Subthalamic nucleus Rat SG 2002-08-05 281 The hierarchy was constructed and adapted according to the information found in the Rat Brain Atlas, Swanson 1992. We have considered three types of brain structures: grisea (neural masses), fiber tracts, and ventricles. The hierarchical tree was constructed by taking into account two criteria: the set of classes and subclasses of the basic cell groups and fiber systems of the rat CNS and the topological positions of structures relative to superstructures. According to Meesen and Olszewski 1949, Andrezik and Beitz 1985. Supargenual nucleus Rat CS 2002-08-05 281 The hierarchy was constructed and adapted according to the information found in the Rat Brain Atlas, Swanson 1992. We have considered three types of brain structures: grisea (neural masses), fiber tracts, and ventricles. The hierarchical tree was constructed by taking into account two criteria: the set of classes and subclasses of the basic cell groups and fiber systems of the rat CNS and the topological positions of structures relative to superstructures. According to Bechterew 1899, Taber et al 1960, Valverde 1962. A superior central nucleus with medial and lateral zones has long been recognized. Konig and Klippel (1963) referred to the nucleus medianus raphes which may correspond to the medial part, where serotonergic neurons are apparently concentrated (Dahlstrom and Fuxe 1964). Superior central nucleus raphe Rat CSl 2002-08-05 281 The hierarchy was constructed and adapted according to the information found in the Rat Brain Atlas, Swanson 1992. We have considered three types of brain structures: grisea (neural masses), fiber tracts, and ventricles. The hierarchical tree was constructed by taking into account two criteria: the set of classes and subclasses of the basic cell groups and fiber systems of the rat CNS and the topological positions of structures relative to superstructures. No description provided. Superior central nucleus raphe lateral part Rat CSm 2002-08-05 281 The hierarchy was constructed and adapted according to the information found in the Rat Brain Atlas, Swanson 1992. We have considered three types of brain structures: grisea (neural masses), fiber tracts, and ventricles. The hierarchical tree was constructed by taking into account two criteria: the set of classes and subclasses of the basic cell groups and fiber systems of the rat CNS and the topological positions of structures relative to superstructures. No description provided. Superior central nucleus raphe medial part Rat scp 2002-08-05 281 The hierarchy was constructed and adapted according to the information found in the Rat Brain Atlas, Swanson 1992. We have considered three types of brain structures: grisea (neural masses), fiber tracts, and ventricles. The hierarchical tree was constructed by taking into account two criteria: the set of classes and subclasses of the basic cell groups and fiber systems of the rat CNS and the topological positions of structures relative to superstructures. According to Voogd 1995, Voogd et al. 1996. Superior cerebellar peduncle Rat SC 2002-08-05 281 The hierarchy was constructed and adapted according to the information found in the Rat Brain Atlas, Swanson 1992. We have considered three types of brain structures: grisea (neural masses), fiber tracts, and ventricles. The hierarchical tree was constructed by taking into account two criteria: the set of classes and subclasses of the basic cell groups and fiber systems of the rat CNS and the topological positions of structures relative to superstructures. According to Kanaseki and Sprague 1974, Bickford and Hall 1989. Superior colliculus Rat SCdg 2002-08-05 281 The hierarchy was constructed and adapted according to the information found in the Rat Brain Atlas, Swanson 1992. We have considered three types of brain structures: grisea (neural masses), fiber tracts, and ventricles. The hierarchical tree was constructed by taking into account two criteria: the set of classes and subclasses of the basic cell groups and fiber systems of the rat CNS and the topological positions of structures relative to superstructures. No description provided Superior colliculus intermediate deep gray layer Rat SCdw 2002-08-05 281 The hierarchy was constructed and adapted according to the information found in the Rat Brain Atlas, Swanson 1992. We have considered three types of brain structures: grisea (neural masses), fiber tracts, and ventricles. The hierarchical tree was constructed by taking into account two criteria: the set of classes and subclasses of the basic cell groups and fiber systems of the rat CNS and the topological positions of structures relative to superstructures. No description provided Superior colliculus intermediate deep white layer Rat SCig 2002-08-05 281 The hierarchy was constructed and adapted according to the information found in the Rat Brain Atlas, Swanson 1992. We have considered three types of brain structures: grisea (neural masses), fiber tracts, and ventricles. The hierarchical tree was constructed by taking into account two criteria: the set of classes and subclasses of the basic cell groups and fiber systems of the rat CNS and the topological positions of structures relative to superstructures. No description provided. Superior colliculus intermediate gray layer Rat SCig-a 2002-08-05 281 The hierarchy was constructed and adapted according to the information found in the Rat Brain Atlas, Swanson 1992. We have considered three types of brain structures: grisea (neural masses), fiber tracts, and ventricles. The hierarchical tree was constructed by taking into account two criteria: the set of classes and subclasses of the basic cell groups and fiber systems of the rat CNS and the topological positions of structures relative to superstructures. No description provided. Superior colliculus intermediate gray layer sublayer a Rat SCig-b 2002-08-05 281 The hierarchy was constructed and adapted according to the information found in the Rat Brain Atlas, Swanson 1992. We have considered three types of brain structures: grisea (neural masses), fiber tracts, and ventricles. The hierarchical tree was constructed by taking into account two criteria: the set of classes and subclasses of the basic cell groups and fiber systems of the rat CNS and the topological positions of structures relative to superstructures. No description provided. Superior colliculus intermediate gray layer sublayer b Rat SCig-c 2002-08-05 281 The hierarchy was constructed and adapted according to the information found in the Rat Brain Atlas, Swanson 1992. We have considered three types of brain structures: grisea (neural masses), fiber tracts, and ventricles. The hierarchical tree was constructed by taking into account two criteria: the set of classes and subclasses of the basic cell groups and fiber systems of the rat CNS and the topological positions of structures relative to superstructures. No description provided. Superior colliculus intermediate gray layer sublayer c Rat SCiw 2002-08-05 281 The hierarchy was constructed and adapted according to the information found in the Rat Brain Atlas, Swanson 1992. We have considered three types of brain structures: grisea (neural masses), fiber tracts, and ventricles. The hierarchical tree was constructed by taking into account two criteria: the set of classes and subclasses of the basic cell groups and fiber systems of the rat CNS and the topological positions of structures relative to superstructures. No description provided Superior colliculus intermediate white layer Rat SCop 2002-08-05 281 The hierarchy was constructed and adapted according to the information found in the Rat Brain Atlas, Swanson 1992. We have considered three types of brain structures: grisea (neural masses), fiber tracts, and ventricles. The hierarchical tree was constructed by taking into account two criteria: the set of classes and subclasses of the basic cell groups and fiber systems of the rat CNS and the topological positions of structures relative to superstructures. No description provided. Superior colliculus optic layer Rat SCsg 2002-08-05 281 The hierarchy was constructed and adapted according to the information found in the Rat Brain Atlas, Swanson 1992. We have considered three types of brain structures: grisea (neural masses), fiber tracts, and ventricles. The hierarchical tree was constructed by taking into account two criteria: the set of classes and subclasses of the basic cell groups and fiber systems of the rat CNS and the topological positions of structures relative to superstructures. No description provided. Superior colliculus superficial gray layer Rat SCzo 2002-08-05 281 The hierarchy was constructed and adapted according to the information found in the Rat Brain Atlas, Swanson 1992. We have considered three types of brain structures: grisea (neural masses), fiber tracts, and ventricles. The hierarchical tree was constructed by taking into account two criteria: the set of classes and subclasses of the basic cell groups and fiber systems of the rat CNS and the topological positions of structures relative to superstructures. No description provided. Superior colliculus zonal layer Rat SOC 2002-08-05 281 The hierarchy was constructed and adapted according to the information found in the Rat Brain Atlas, Swanson 1992. We have considered three types of brain structures: grisea (neural masses), fiber tracts, and ventricles. The hierarchical tree was constructed by taking into account two criteria: the set of classes and subclasses of the basic cell groups and fiber systems of the rat CNS and the topological positions of structures relative to superstructures. According to Harrison and Feldman 1970, Osen et al 1984, Webster 1985, Fay-Lund 1986. Superior olivary complex Rat SOCl 2002-08-05 281 The hierarchy was constructed and adapted according to the information found in the Rat Brain Atlas, Swanson 1992. We have considered three types of brain structures: grisea (neural masses), fiber tracts, and ventricles. The hierarchical tree was constructed by taking into account two criteria: the set of classes and subclasses of the basic cell groups and fiber systems of the rat CNS and the topological positions of structures relative to superstructures. According to Harrison and Feldman, 1970, Osen et al 1984, Webster 1985, Fay-Lund 1986. Superior olivary complex lateral part Rat SOCm 2002-08-05 281 The hierarchy was constructed and adapted according to the information found in the Rat Brain Atlas, Swanson 1992. We have considered three types of brain structures: grisea (neural masses), fiber tracts, and ventricles. The hierarchical tree was constructed by taking into account two criteria: the set of classes and subclasses of the basic cell groups and fiber systems of the rat CNS and the topological positions of structures relative to superstructures. According to Osen et al 1984, Webster 1985, Fay-Lund 1986. Superior olivary complex medial part Rat POR 2002-08-05 281 The hierarchy was constructed and adapted according to the information found in the Rat Brain Atlas, Swanson 1992. We have considered three types of brain structures: grisea (neural masses), fiber tracts, and ventricles. The hierarchical tree was constructed by taking into account two criteria: the set of classes and subclasses of the basic cell groups and fiber systems of the rat CNS and the topological positions of structures relative to superstructures. There is general agreement that the medial and the lateral parts of the superior olive are surrounded by a ring of periolivary gray matter, with a superior (e.g., Harrison and Feldman 1970) or dorsomedial (e.g., Morest 1973) periolivary "nucleus" that is particularly obvious. There is, however, little agreement about parcellationg this ring of gray matter (some parts have been referred to as components of the nuceus of the trapezoid body). Because we could not distinguish clearly separate cell groups in this region, it has beeen referred to simply as the periolivary region (see Osen et al. 1984). Superior olivary complex periolivary region Rat SSN 2002-08-05 281 The hierarchy was constructed and adapted according to the information found in the Rat Brain Atlas, Swanson 1992. We have considered three types of brain structures: grisea (neural masses), fiber tracts, and ventricles. The hierarchical tree was constructed by taking into account two criteria: the set of classes and subclasses of the basic cell groups and fiber systems of the rat CNS and the topological positions of structures relative to superstructures. According to Contreras et al. 1980, Senba et al. 1987, Spencer et al. 1990. Superior salivatory nucleus Rat SUV 2002-08-05 281 The hierarchy was constructed and adapted according to the information found in the Rat Brain Atlas, Swanson 1992. We have considered three types of brain structures: grisea (neural masses), fiber tracts, and ventricles. The hierarchical tree was constructed by taking into account two criteria: the set of classes and subclasses of the basic cell groups and fiber systems of the rat CNS and the topological positions of structures relative to superstructures. No description provided. Superior vestibular nucleus Rat SSs 2002-08-05 281 The hierarchy was constructed and adapted according to the information found in the Rat Brain Atlas, Swanson 1992. We have considered three types of brain structures: grisea (neural masses), fiber tracts, and ventricles. The hierarchical tree was constructed by taking into account two criteria: the set of classes and subclasses of the basic cell groups and fiber systems of the rat CNS and the topological positions of structures relative to superstructures. According to Welker and Sinha 1972, see also Chapin and Lin 1984. Supplemental somatosensory area Rat SCH 2002-08-05 281 The hierarchy was constructed and adapted according to the information found in the Rat Brain Atlas, Swanson 1992. We have considered three types of brain structures: grisea (neural masses), fiber tracts, and ventricles. The hierarchical tree was constructed by taking into account two criteria: the set of classes and subclasses of the basic cell groups and fiber systems of the rat CNS and the topological positions of structures relative to superstructures. None provided Suprachiasmatic nucleus Rat SCHd 2002-08-05 281 The hierarchy was constructed and adapted according to the information found in the Rat Brain Atlas, Swanson 1992. We have considered three types of brain structures: grisea (neural masses), fiber tracts, and ventricles. The hierarchical tree was constructed by taking into account two criteria: the set of classes and subclasses of the basic cell groups and fiber systems of the rat CNS and the topological positions of structures relative to superstructures. None provided Suprachiasmatic nucleus dorsomedial part Rat SCHv 2002-08-05 281 The hierarchy was constructed and adapted according to the information found in the Rat Brain Atlas, Swanson 1992. We have considered three types of brain structures: grisea (neural masses), fiber tracts, and ventricles. The hierarchical tree was constructed by taking into account two criteria: the set of classes and subclasses of the basic cell groups and fiber systems of the rat CNS and the topological positions of structures relative to superstructures. None provided Suprachiasmatic nucleus ventrolateral part Rat PSCH 2002-08-05 281 The hierarchy was constructed and adapted according to the information found in the Rat Brain Atlas, Swanson 1992. We have considered three types of brain structures: grisea (neural masses), fiber tracts, and ventricles. The hierarchical tree was constructed by taking into account two criteria: the set of classes and subclasses of the basic cell groups and fiber systems of the rat CNS and the topological positions of structures relative to superstructures. None provided Suprachiasmatic preoptic nucleus Rat SGN 2002-08-05 281 The hierarchy was constructed and adapted according to the information found in the Rat Brain Atlas, Swanson 1992. We have considered three types of brain structures: grisea (neural masses), fiber tracts, and ventricles. The hierarchical tree was constructed by taking into account two criteria: the set of classes and subclasses of the basic cell groups and fiber systems of the rat CNS and the topological positions of structures relative to superstructures. None provided Suprageniculate nucleus Rat smd 2002-08-05 281 The hierarchy was constructed and adapted according to the information found in the Rat Brain Atlas, Swanson 1992. We have considered three types of brain structures: grisea (neural masses), fiber tracts, and ventricles. The hierarchical tree was constructed by taking into account two criteria: the set of classes and subclasses of the basic cell groups and fiber systems of the rat CNS and the topological positions of structures relative to superstructures. According to Krudjian 1927, Nauta and Haymaker 1969. Supramammillary decussation Rat SUM 2002-08-05 281 The hierarchy was constructed and adapted according to the information found in the Rat Brain Atlas, Swanson 1992. We have considered three types of brain structures: grisea (neural masses), fiber tracts, and ventricles. The hierarchical tree was constructed by taking into account two criteria: the set of classes and subclasses of the basic cell groups and fiber systems of the rat CNS and the topological positions of structures relative to superstructures. None provided Supramammillary nucleus Rat SUMl 2002-08-05 281 The hierarchy was constructed and adapted according to the information found in the Rat Brain Atlas, Swanson 1992. We have considered three types of brain structures: grisea (neural masses), fiber tracts, and ventricles. The hierarchical tree was constructed by taking into account two criteria: the set of classes and subclasses of the basic cell groups and fiber systems of the rat CNS and the topological positions of structures relative to superstructures. None provided Supramammillary nucleus lateral part Rat SUMm 2002-08-05 281 The hierarchy was constructed and adapted according to the information found in the Rat Brain Atlas, Swanson 1992. We have considered three types of brain structures: grisea (neural masses), fiber tracts, and ventricles. The hierarchical tree was constructed by taking into account two criteria: the set of classes and subclasses of the basic cell groups and fiber systems of the rat CNS and the topological positions of structures relative to superstructures. None provided Supramammillary nucleus medial part Rat sup 2002-08-05 281 The hierarchy was constructed and adapted according to the information found in the Rat Brain Atlas, Swanson 1992. We have considered three types of brain structures: grisea (neural masses), fiber tracts, and ventricles. The hierarchical tree was constructed by taking into account two criteria: the set of classes and subclasses of the basic cell groups and fiber systems of the rat CNS and the topological positions of structures relative to superstructures. According Gurdjian 1927, Tsang 1940, Nauta and Haymaker 1969. It si probably more aqccurate on embryological and connectional grounds to reer to them as postoptic decussations. Supraoptic commissures Rat supa 2002-08-05 281 The hierarchy was constructed and adapted according to the information found in the Rat Brain Atlas, Swanson 1992. We have considered three types of brain structures: grisea (neural masses), fiber tracts, and ventricles. The hierarchical tree was constructed by taking into account two criteria: the set of classes and subclasses of the basic cell groups and fiber systems of the rat CNS and the topological positions of structures relative to superstructures. No description provided. Supraoptic commissures, anterior Rat supd 2002-08-05 281 The hierarchy was constructed and adapted according to the information found in the Rat Brain Atlas, Swanson 1992. We have considered three types of brain structures: grisea (neural masses), fiber tracts, and ventricles. The hierarchical tree was constructed by taking into account two criteria: the set of classes and subclasses of the basic cell groups and fiber systems of the rat CNS and the topological positions of structures relative to superstructures. No description provided. Supraoptic commissures, dorsal Rat supv 2002-08-05 281 The hierarchy was constructed and adapted according to the information found in the Rat Brain Atlas, Swanson 1992. We have considered three types of brain structures: grisea (neural masses), fiber tracts, and ventricles. The hierarchical tree was constructed by taking into account two criteria: the set of classes and subclasses of the basic cell groups and fiber systems of the rat CNS and the topological positions of structures relative to superstructures. No description provided. Supraoptic commissures, ventral Rat SO 2002-08-05 281 The hierarchy was constructed and adapted according to the information found in the Rat Brain Atlas, Swanson 1992. We have considered three types of brain structures: grisea (neural masses), fiber tracts, and ventricles. The hierarchical tree was constructed by taking into account two criteria: the set of classes and subclasses of the basic cell groups and fiber systems of the rat CNS and the topological positions of structures relative to superstructures. None provided Supraoptic nucleus Rat ASO 2002-08-05 281 The hierarchy was constructed and adapted according to the information found in the Rat Brain Atlas, Swanson 1992. We have considered three types of brain structures: grisea (neural masses), fiber tracts, and ventricles. The hierarchical tree was constructed by taking into account two criteria: the set of classes and subclasses of the basic cell groups and fiber systems of the rat CNS and the topological positions of structures relative to superstructures. None provided Supraoptic nucleus, accessory supraoptic group Rat NC 2002-08-05 281 The hierarchy was constructed and adapted according to the information found in the Rat Brain Atlas, Swanson 1992. We have considered three types of brain structures: grisea (neural masses), fiber tracts, and ventricles. The hierarchical tree was constructed by taking into account two criteria: the set of classes and subclasses of the basic cell groups and fiber systems of the rat CNS and the topological positions of structures relative to superstructures. None provided Supraoptic nucleus, accessory supraoptic group, nucleus circularis Rat SO_p 2002-08-05 281 The hierarchy was constructed and adapted according to the information found in the Rat Brain Atlas, Swanson 1992. We have considered three types of brain structures: grisea (neural masses), fiber tracts, and ventricles. The hierarchical tree was constructed by taking into account two criteria: the set of classes and subclasses of the basic cell groups and fiber systems of the rat CNS and the topological positions of structures relative to superstructures. This is the part of the supraoptic nucleus outside of the classical substructures. See the atlas for details. Supraoptic nucleus proper Rat SOr 2002-08-05 281 The hierarchy was constructed and adapted according to the information found in the Rat Brain Atlas, Swanson 1992. We have considered three types of brain structures: grisea (neural masses), fiber tracts, and ventricles. The hierarchical tree was constructed by taking into account two criteria: the set of classes and subclasses of the basic cell groups and fiber systems of the rat CNS and the topological positions of structures relative to superstructures. None provided Supraoptic nucleus, retrochiasmatic part Rat SUT 2002-08-05 281 The hierarchy was constructed and adapted according to the information found in the Rat Brain Atlas, Swanson 1992. We have considered three types of brain structures: grisea (neural masses), fiber tracts, and ventricles. The hierarchical tree was constructed by taking into account two criteria: the set of classes and subclasses of the basic cell groups and fiber systems of the rat CNS and the topological positions of structures relative to superstructures. According to Lorente de No 1922, Torvik 1956, Rokx et al. 1986b. Supratrigeminal nucleus Rat TT 2002-08-05 281 The hierarchy was constructed and adapted according to the information found in the Rat Brain Atlas, Swanson 1992. We have considered three types of brain structures: grisea (neural masses), fiber tracts, and ventricles. The hierarchical tree was constructed by taking into account two criteria: the set of classes and subclasses of the basic cell groups and fiber systems of the rat CNS and the topological positions of structures relative to superstructures. There is little agreement in the literature about the parcellation and nomneclature associated with the taenia tecta and induseum griseum. From examining sections in the three standard planes, it seems clear to us that the induseum griseum continues unninterrupted around the genu of the corpus callosum to the septohippocampal nucleus (Atlas levels 11-13, also see Wyss and Sripanidkulchai 1983), the part of the induseumk griseum rostral and ventral to the genu was called the dorsal part of the taenia tecta by Haberly and Price (1978b). The ventral taenia tecta of Haberly and Price (1978b) has a very different structure. They divided it into superior and inferior parts, which we refer to here as the dorsal and ventral parts of the taenia tecta proper, respectively. The taenia tecta reminds one of differentiated parts of the adjacent anterior olfactory nucleus (see davis et al. 1978). We recognize three layers in the TTv (as Haberly and Price 1978b) and four layers in the TTd. Taenia tecta Rat TTd 2002-08-05 281 The hierarchy was constructed and adapted according to the information found in the Rat Brain Atlas, Swanson 1992. We have considered three types of brain structures: grisea (neural masses), fiber tracts, and ventricles. The hierarchical tree was constructed by taking into account two criteria: the set of classes and subclasses of the basic cell groups and fiber systems of the rat CNS and the topological positions of structures relative to superstructures. No description provided. Taenia tecta dorsal part Rat TTd1 2002-08-05 281 The hierarchy was constructed and adapted according to the information found in the Rat Brain Atlas, Swanson 1992. We have considered three types of brain structures: grisea (neural masses), fiber tracts, and ventricles. The hierarchical tree was constructed by taking into account two criteria: the set of classes and subclasses of the basic cell groups and fiber systems of the rat CNS and the topological positions of structures relative to superstructures. No description provided. Taenia tecta dorsal part layer 1 Rat TTd2 2002-08-05 281 The hierarchy was constructed and adapted according to the information found in the Rat Brain Atlas, Swanson 1992. We have considered three types of brain structures: grisea (neural masses), fiber tracts, and ventricles. The hierarchical tree was constructed by taking into account two criteria: the set of classes and subclasses of the basic cell groups and fiber systems of the rat CNS and the topological positions of structures relative to superstructures. No description provided. Taenia tecta dorsal part layer 2 Rat TTd3 2002-08-05 281 The hierarchy was constructed and adapted according to the information found in the Rat Brain Atlas, Swanson 1992. We have considered three types of brain structures: grisea (neural masses), fiber tracts, and ventricles. The hierarchical tree was constructed by taking into account two criteria: the set of classes and subclasses of the basic cell groups and fiber systems of the rat CNS and the topological positions of structures relative to superstructures. No description provided. Taenia tecta dorsal part layer 3 Rat TTd4 2002-08-05 281 The hierarchy was constructed and adapted according to the information found in the Rat Brain Atlas, Swanson 1992. We have considered three types of brain structures: grisea (neural masses), fiber tracts, and ventricles. The hierarchical tree was constructed by taking into account two criteria: the set of classes and subclasses of the basic cell groups and fiber systems of the rat CNS and the topological positions of structures relative to superstructures. No description provided. Taenia tecta dorsal part layer 4 Rat TTv 2002-08-05 281 The hierarchy was constructed and adapted according to the information found in the Rat Brain Atlas, Swanson 1992. We have considered three types of brain structures: grisea (neural masses), fiber tracts, and ventricles. The hierarchical tree was constructed by taking into account two criteria: the set of classes and subclasses of the basic cell groups and fiber systems of the rat CNS and the topological positions of structures relative to superstructures. No description provided. Taenia tecta ventral part Rat TTv1 2002-08-05 281 The hierarchy was constructed and adapted according to the information found in the Rat Brain Atlas, Swanson 1992. We have considered three types of brain structures: grisea (neural masses), fiber tracts, and ventricles. The hierarchical tree was constructed by taking into account two criteria: the set of classes and subclasses of the basic cell groups and fiber systems of the rat CNS and the topological positions of structures relative to superstructures. No description provided. Taenia tecta ventral part layer1 Rat TTv2 2002-08-05 281 The hierarchy was constructed and adapted according to the information found in the Rat Brain Atlas, Swanson 1992. We have considered three types of brain structures: grisea (neural masses), fiber tracts, and ventricles. The hierarchical tree was constructed by taking into account two criteria: the set of classes and subclasses of the basic cell groups and fiber systems of the rat CNS and the topological positions of structures relative to superstructures. No description provided. Taenia tecta ventral part layer2 Rat TTv3 2002-08-05 281 The hierarchy was constructed and adapted according to the information found in the Rat Brain Atlas, Swanson 1992. We have considered three types of brain structures: grisea (neural masses), fiber tracts, and ventricles. The hierarchical tree was constructed by taking into account two criteria: the set of classes and subclasses of the basic cell groups and fiber systems of the rat CNS and the topological positions of structures relative to superstructures. No description provided. Taenia tecta ventral part layer3 Rat ttp 2002-08-05 281 The hierarchy was constructed and adapted according to the information found in the Rat Brain Atlas, Swanson 1992. We have considered three types of brain structures: grisea (neural masses), fiber tracts, and ventricles. The hierarchical tree was constructed by taking into account two criteria: the set of classes and subclasses of the basic cell groups and fiber systems of the rat CNS and the topological positions of structures relative to superstructures. According to Taylor et al. 1986, Harting et al. 1991a. Techtothalamic pathway Rat tsp 2002-08-05 281 The hierarchy was constructed and adapted according to the information found in the Rat Brain Atlas, Swanson 1992. We have considered three types of brain structures: grisea (neural masses), fiber tracts, and ventricles. The hierarchical tree was constructed by taking into account two criteria: the set of classes and subclasses of the basic cell groups and fiber systems of the rat CNS and the topological positions of structures relative to superstructures. According to Redgrave et al. 1987, 1990. Tectospinal pathway Rat TRN 2002-08-05 281 The hierarchy was constructed and adapted according to the information found in the Rat Brain Atlas, Swanson 1992. We have considered three types of brain structures: grisea (neural masses), fiber tracts, and ventricles. The hierarchical tree was constructed by taking into account two criteria: the set of classes and subclasses of the basic cell groups and fiber systems of the rat CNS and the topological positions of structures relative to superstructures. According to Torigoe et al. 1986. Tegmental reticular nucleus Rat tn 2002-08-05 281 The hierarchy was constructed and adapted according to the information found in the Rat Brain Atlas, Swanson 1992. We have considered three types of brain structures: grisea (neural masses), fiber tracts, and ventricles. The hierarchical tree was constructed by taking into account two criteria: the set of classes and subclasses of the basic cell groups and fiber systems of the rat CNS and the topological positions of structures relative to superstructures. According to Bojsen-Moller 1975, Schwanzel-Fukuda et al. 1985, Demski and Schwanzel-Fukuda 1987. Terminal nerve Rat tp 2002-08-05 281 The hierarchy was constructed and adapted according to the information found in the Rat Brain Atlas, Swanson 1992. We have considered three types of brain structures: grisea (neural masses), fiber tracts, and ventricles. The hierarchical tree was constructed by taking into account two criteria: the set of classes and subclasses of the basic cell groups and fiber systems of the rat CNS and the topological positions of structures relative to superstructures. None provided Thalamic peduncles Rat TH 2002-08-05 281 The hierarchy was constructed and adapted according to the information found in the Rat Brain Atlas, Swanson 1992. We have considered three types of brain structures: grisea (neural masses), fiber tracts, and ventricles. The hierarchical tree was constructed by taking into account two criteria: the set of classes and subclasses of the basic cell groups and fiber systems of the rat CNS and the topological positions of structures relative to superstructures. None provided Thalamus Rat V3 2002-08-05 281 The hierarchy was constructed and adapted according to the information found in the Rat Brain Atlas, Swanson 1992. We have considered three types of brain structures: grisea (neural masses), fiber tracts, and ventricles. The hierarchical tree was constructed by taking into account two criteria: the set of classes and subclasses of the basic cell groups and fiber systems of the rat CNS and the topological positions of structures relative to superstructures. None provided Third ventricle Rat V3m 2002-08-05 281 The hierarchy was constructed and adapted according to the information found in the Rat Brain Atlas, Swanson 1992. We have considered three types of brain structures: grisea (neural masses), fiber tracts, and ventricles. The hierarchical tree was constructed by taking into account two criteria: the set of classes and subclasses of the basic cell groups and fiber systems of the rat CNS and the topological positions of structures relative to superstructures. None provided Third ventricle mamillary recess Rat V3r 2002-08-05 281 The hierarchy was constructed and adapted according to the information found in the Rat Brain Atlas, Swanson 1992. We have considered three types of brain structures: grisea (neural masses), fiber tracts, and ventricles. The hierarchical tree was constructed by taking into account two criteria: the set of classes and subclasses of the basic cell groups and fiber systems of the rat CNS and the topological positions of structures relative to superstructures. None provided Third ventricle periventricular recess Rat V3p 2002-08-05 281 The hierarchy was constructed and adapted according to the information found in the Rat Brain Atlas, Swanson 1992. We have considered three types of brain structures: grisea (neural masses), fiber tracts, and ventricles. The hierarchical tree was constructed by taking into account two criteria: the set of classes and subclasses of the basic cell groups and fiber systems of the rat CNS and the topological positions of structures relative to superstructures. None provided Third ventricle preoptic recess Rat tb 2002-08-05 281 The hierarchy was constructed and adapted according to the information found in the Rat Brain Atlas, Swanson 1992. We have considered three types of brain structures: grisea (neural masses), fiber tracts, and ventricles. The hierarchical tree was constructed by taking into account two criteria: the set of classes and subclasses of the basic cell groups and fiber systems of the rat CNS and the topological positions of structures relative to superstructures. According to Zeman and Innes 1963, Harrison and Feldman 1970, Adams and Warr 1976. Trapezoid body Rat TRS 2002-08-05 281 The hierarchy was constructed and adapted according to the information found in the Rat Brain Atlas, Swanson 1992. We have considered three types of brain structures: grisea (neural masses), fiber tracts, and ventricles. The hierarchical tree was constructed by taking into account two criteria: the set of classes and subclasses of the basic cell groups and fiber systems of the rat CNS and the topological positions of structures relative to superstructures. No description provided. Triangular nucleus of the septum Rat GV 2002-08-05 281 The hierarchy was constructed and adapted according to the information found in the Rat Brain Atlas, Swanson 1992. We have considered three types of brain structures: grisea (neural masses), fiber tracts, and ventricles. The hierarchical tree was constructed by taking into account two criteria: the set of classes and subclasses of the basic cell groups and fiber systems of the rat CNS and the topological positions of structures relative to superstructures. Gregg and Dixon 1973, Schneider et al 1981, Hirsch 1765 named this ganglion after his professor, J.L. Gasser. Trigeminal ganglion Rat Vn 2002-08-05 281 The hierarchy was constructed and adapted according to the information found in the Rat Brain Atlas, Swanson 1992. We have considered three types of brain structures: grisea (neural masses), fiber tracts, and ventricles. The hierarchical tree was constructed by taking into account two criteria: the set of classes and subclasses of the basic cell groups and fiber systems of the rat CNS and the topological positions of structures relative to superstructures. According to Erzurumlu and Killackey 1983, Hebel and Stromberg 1986. Trigeminal nerve Rat tct 2002-08-05 281 The hierarchy was constructed and adapted according to the information found in the Rat Brain Atlas, Swanson 1992. We have considered three types of brain structures: grisea (neural masses), fiber tracts, and ventricles. The hierarchical tree was constructed by taking into account two criteria: the set of classes and subclasses of the basic cell groups and fiber systems of the rat CNS and the topological positions of structures relative to superstructures. According to Huerta et al. 1983, Mantle-St. John and Tracey 1987. Trigeminocerebellar tract Rat IVn 2002-08-05 281 The hierarchy was constructed and adapted according to the information found in the Rat Brain Atlas, Swanson 1992. We have considered three types of brain structures: grisea (neural masses), fiber tracts, and ventricles. The hierarchical tree was constructed by taking into account two criteria: the set of classes and subclasses of the basic cell groups and fiber systems of the rat CNS and the topological positions of structures relative to superstructures. According to Hebel and Stromberg 1986. Trochlear nerve Rat IVn_p 2002-08-05 281 The hierarchy was constructed and adapted according to the information found in the Rat Brain Atlas, Swanson 1992. We have considered three types of brain structures: grisea (neural masses), fiber tracts, and ventricles. The hierarchical tree was constructed by taking into account two criteria: the set of classes and subclasses of the basic cell groups and fiber systems of the rat CNS and the topological positions of structures relative to superstructures. This is the remaining part of the trochlear nerve after eliminating the decussation of the trochlear nerve. Trochlear nerve proper Rat IV 2002-08-05 281 The hierarchy was constructed and adapted according to the information found in the Rat Brain Atlas, Swanson 1992. We have considered three types of brain structures: grisea (neural masses), fiber tracts, and ventricles. The hierarchical tree was constructed by taking into account two criteria: the set of classes and subclasses of the basic cell groups and fiber systems of the rat CNS and the topological positions of structures relative to superstructures. According to Glicksmann 1980. Trochlear nucleus Rat TUA 2002-08-05 281 The hierarchy was constructed and adapted according to the information found in the Rat Brain Atlas, Swanson 1992. We have considered three types of brain structures: grisea (neural masses), fiber tracts, and ventricles. The hierarchical tree was constructed by taking into account two criteria: the set of classes and subclasses of the basic cell groups and fiber systems of the rat CNS and the topological positions of structures relative to superstructures. None provided Tuberal area of the hypothalamus Rat TM 2002-08-05 281 The hierarchy was constructed and adapted according to the information found in the Rat Brain Atlas, Swanson 1992. We have considered three types of brain structures: grisea (neural masses), fiber tracts, and ventricles. The hierarchical tree was constructed by taking into account two criteria: the set of classes and subclasses of the basic cell groups and fiber systems of the rat CNS and the topological positions of structures relative to superstructures. None provided Tuberomammillary nucleus Rat TMd 2002-08-05 281 The hierarchy was constructed and adapted according to the information found in the Rat Brain Atlas, Swanson 1992. We have considered three types of brain structures: grisea (neural masses), fiber tracts, and ventricles. The hierarchical tree was constructed by taking into account two criteria: the set of classes and subclasses of the basic cell groups and fiber systems of the rat CNS and the topological positions of structures relative to superstructures. None provided Tuberomammillary nucleus dorsal part Rat TMv 2002-08-05 281 The hierarchy was constructed and adapted according to the information found in the Rat Brain Atlas, Swanson 1992. We have considered three types of brain structures: grisea (neural masses), fiber tracts, and ventricles. The hierarchical tree was constructed by taking into account two criteria: the set of classes and subclasses of the basic cell groups and fiber systems of the rat CNS and the topological positions of structures relative to superstructures. None provided Tuberomammillary nucleus ventral part Rat uf 2002-08-05 281 The hierarchy was constructed and adapted according to the information found in the Rat Brain Atlas, Swanson 1992. We have considered three types of brain structures: grisea (neural masses), fiber tracts, and ventricles. The hierarchical tree was constructed by taking into account two criteria: the set of classes and subclasses of the basic cell groups and fiber systems of the rat CNS and the topological positions of structures relative to superstructures. According to Voogd 1995, Voogd et al. 1996. Uncinate fascicle Rat UVU 2002-08-05 281 The hierarchy was constructed and adapted according to the information found in the Rat Brain Atlas, Swanson 1992. We have considered three types of brain structures: grisea (neural masses), fiber tracts, and ventricles. The hierarchical tree was constructed by taking into account two criteria: the set of classes and subclasses of the basic cell groups and fiber systems of the rat CNS and the topological positions of structures relative to superstructures. No description provided. Uvula (IX) Rat UVUab 2002-08-05 281 The hierarchy was constructed and adapted according to the information found in the Rat Brain Atlas, Swanson 1992. We have considered three types of brain structures: grisea (neural masses), fiber tracts, and ventricles. The hierarchical tree was constructed by taking into account two criteria: the set of classes and subclasses of the basic cell groups and fiber systems of the rat CNS and the topological positions of structures relative to superstructures. No description provided. Uvula (IX) sublobule ab Rat UVUb 2002-08-05 281 The hierarchy was constructed and adapted according to the information found in the Rat Brain Atlas, Swanson 1992. We have considered three types of brain structures: grisea (neural masses), fiber tracts, and ventricles. The hierarchical tree was constructed by taking into account two criteria: the set of classes and subclasses of the basic cell groups and fiber systems of the rat CNS and the topological positions of structures relative to superstructures. No description provided. Uvula (IX) sublobule c Rat Xn 2002-08-05 281 The hierarchy was constructed and adapted according to the information found in the Rat Brain Atlas, Swanson 1992. We have considered three types of brain structures: grisea (neural masses), fiber tracts, and ventricles. The hierarchical tree was constructed by taking into account two criteria: the set of classes and subclasses of the basic cell groups and fiber systems of the rat CNS and the topological positions of structures relative to superstructures. According to Torvik 1956, Contreras et al. 1980, Hebel and Stromberg 1986, Altschuler et al. 1991. Vagus nerve Rat OV 2002-08-05 281 The hierarchy was constructed and adapted according to the information found in the Rat Brain Atlas, Swanson 1992. We have considered three types of brain structures: grisea (neural masses), fiber tracts, and ventricles. The hierarchical tree was constructed by taking into account two criteria: the set of classes and subclasses of the basic cell groups and fiber systems of the rat CNS and the topological positions of structures relative to superstructures. None provided Vascular organ of the lamina terminalis Rat VAL 2002-08-05 281 The hierarchy was constructed and adapted according to the information found in the Rat Brain Atlas, Swanson 1992. We have considered three types of brain structures: grisea (neural masses), fiber tracts, and ventricles. The hierarchical tree was constructed by taking into account two criteria: the set of classes and subclasses of the basic cell groups and fiber systems of the rat CNS and the topological positions of structures relative to superstructures. None provided Ventral anterior-lateral complex of the thalamus Rat AUDv 2002-08-05 281 The hierarchy was constructed and adapted according to the information found in the Rat Brain Atlas, Swanson 1992. We have considered three types of brain structures: grisea (neural masses), fiber tracts, and ventricles. The hierarchical tree was constructed by taking into account two criteria: the set of classes and subclasses of the basic cell groups and fiber systems of the rat CNS and the topological positions of structures relative to superstructures. Clear cytoarchitectonic differences between areas Te3 and Te2 (see Arnault and Roger 1990) were not observed. Ventral auditory areas Rat VCO 2002-08-05 281 The hierarchy was constructed and adapted according to the information found in the Rat Brain Atlas, Swanson 1992. We have considered three types of brain structures: grisea (neural masses), fiber tracts, and ventricles. The hierarchical tree was constructed by taking into account two criteria: the set of classes and subclasses of the basic cell groups and fiber systems of the rat CNS and the topological positions of structures relative to superstructures. According to Harrison and Feldman 1970, Osen et al. 1985, Webster 1985. Ventral coclear nucleus Rat VCOa 2002-08-05 281 The hierarchy was constructed and adapted according to the information found in the Rat Brain Atlas, Swanson 1992. We have considered three types of brain structures: grisea (neural masses), fiber tracts, and ventricles. The hierarchical tree was constructed by taking into account two criteria: the set of classes and subclasses of the basic cell groups and fiber systems of the rat CNS and the topological positions of structures relative to superstructures. No description provided. Ventral coclear nucleus anterior part Rat VCOp 2002-08-05 281 The hierarchy was constructed and adapted according to the information found in the Rat Brain Atlas, Swanson 1992. We have considered three types of brain structures: grisea (neural masses), fiber tracts, and ventricles. The hierarchical tree was constructed by taking into account two criteria: the set of classes and subclasses of the basic cell groups and fiber systems of the rat CNS and the topological positions of structures relative to superstructures. No description provided. Ventral coclear nucleus posterior part Rat vc 2002-08-05 281 The hierarchy was constructed and adapted according to the information found in the Rat Brain Atlas, Swanson 1992. We have considered three types of brain structures: grisea (neural masses), fiber tracts, and ventricles. The hierarchical tree was constructed by taking into account two criteria: the set of classes and subclasses of the basic cell groups and fiber systems of the rat CNS and the topological positions of structures relative to superstructures. According to Waibl 1973. Ventral commissure of the spinal cord Rat VENT 2002-08-05 281 The hierarchy was constructed and adapted according to the information found in the Rat Brain Atlas, Swanson 1992. We have considered three types of brain structures: grisea (neural masses), fiber tracts, and ventricles. The hierarchical tree was constructed by taking into account two criteria: the set of classes and subclasses of the basic cell groups and fiber systems of the rat CNS and the topological positions of structures relative to superstructures. None provided Ventral group of the dorsal thalamus Rat vhc 2002-08-05 281 The hierarchy was constructed and adapted according to the information found in the Rat Brain Atlas, Swanson 1992. We have considered three types of brain structures: grisea (neural masses), fiber tracts, and ventricles. The hierarchical tree was constructed by taking into account two criteria: the set of classes and subclasses of the basic cell groups and fiber systems of the rat CNS and the topological positions of structures relative to superstructures. None provided Ventral hippocampal commissure Rat VH 2002-08-05 281 The hierarchy was constructed and adapted according to the information found in the Rat Brain Atlas, Swanson 1992. We have considered three types of brain structures: grisea (neural masses), fiber tracts, and ventricles. The hierarchical tree was constructed by taking into account two criteria: the set of classes and subclasses of the basic cell groups and fiber systems of the rat CNS and the topological positions of structures relative to superstructures. According to Brichta and Grant 1985. Ventral horn of the spinal cord Rat VM 2002-08-05 281 The hierarchy was constructed and adapted according to the information found in the Rat Brain Atlas, Swanson 1992. We have considered three types of brain structures: grisea (neural masses), fiber tracts, and ventricles. The hierarchical tree was constructed by taking into account two criteria: the set of classes and subclasses of the basic cell groups and fiber systems of the rat CNS and the topological positions of structures relative to superstructures. None provided Ventral medial nucleus of the thalamus Rat LGv 2002-08-05 281 The hierarchy was constructed and adapted according to the information found in the Rat Brain Atlas, Swanson 1992. We have considered three types of brain structures: grisea (neural masses), fiber tracts, and ventricles. The hierarchical tree was constructed by taking into account two criteria: the set of classes and subclasses of the basic cell groups and fiber systems of the rat CNS and the topological positions of structures relative to superstructures. None provided Ventral part of the lateral geniculate complex Rat LGvl 2002-08-05 281 The hierarchy was constructed and adapted according to the information found in the Rat Brain Atlas, Swanson 1992. We have considered three types of brain structures: grisea (neural masses), fiber tracts, and ventricles. The hierarchical tree was constructed by taking into account two criteria: the set of classes and subclasses of the basic cell groups and fiber systems of the rat CNS and the topological positions of structures relative to superstructures. None provided Ventral part of the lateral geniculate complex lateral zone Rat LGvm 2002-08-05 281 The hierarchy was constructed and adapted according to the information found in the Rat Brain Atlas, Swanson 1992. We have considered three types of brain structures: grisea (neural masses), fiber tracts, and ventricles. The hierarchical tree was constructed by taking into account two criteria: the set of classes and subclasses of the basic cell groups and fiber systems of the rat CNS and the topological positions of structures relative to superstructures. None provided Ventral part of the lateral geniculate complex medial zone Rat VP 2002-08-05 281 The hierarchy was constructed and adapted according to the information found in the Rat Brain Atlas, Swanson 1992. We have considered three types of brain structures: grisea (neural masses), fiber tracts, and ventricles. The hierarchical tree was constructed by taking into account two criteria: the set of classes and subclasses of the basic cell groups and fiber systems of the rat CNS and the topological positions of structures relative to superstructures. None provided Ventral posterior complex of the thalamus Rat VPL 2002-08-05 281 The hierarchy was constructed and adapted according to the information found in the Rat Brain Atlas, Swanson 1992. We have considered three types of brain structures: grisea (neural masses), fiber tracts, and ventricles. The hierarchical tree was constructed by taking into account two criteria: the set of classes and subclasses of the basic cell groups and fiber systems of the rat CNS and the topological positions of structures relative to superstructures. None provided Ventral posterolateral nucleus of the thalamus Rat VPLpc 2002-08-05 281 The hierarchy was constructed and adapted according to the information found in the Rat Brain Atlas, Swanson 1992. We have considered three types of brain structures: grisea (neural masses), fiber tracts, and ventricles. The hierarchical tree was constructed by taking into account two criteria: the set of classes and subclasses of the basic cell groups and fiber systems of the rat CNS and the topological positions of structures relative to superstructures. None provided Ventral posterolateral nucleus of the thalamus parvicellular part Rat VPM 2002-08-05 281 The hierarchy was constructed and adapted according to the information found in the Rat Brain Atlas, Swanson 1992. We have considered three types of brain structures: grisea (neural masses), fiber tracts, and ventricles. The hierarchical tree was constructed by taking into account two criteria: the set of classes and subclasses of the basic cell groups and fiber systems of the rat CNS and the topological positions of structures relative to superstructures. None provided Ventral posteromedial nucleus of the thalamus Rat VPMpc 2002-08-05 281 The hierarchy was constructed and adapted according to the information found in the Rat Brain Atlas, Swanson 1992. We have considered three types of brain structures: grisea (neural masses), fiber tracts, and ventricles. The hierarchical tree was constructed by taking into account two criteria: the set of classes and subclasses of the basic cell groups and fiber systems of the rat CNS and the topological positions of structures relative to superstructures. None provided Ventral posteromedial nucleus of the thalamus parvicellular part Rat PMv 2002-08-05 281 The hierarchy was constructed and adapted according to the information found in the Rat Brain Atlas, Swanson 1992. We have considered three types of brain structures: grisea (neural masses), fiber tracts, and ventricles. The hierarchical tree was constructed by taking into account two criteria: the set of classes and subclasses of the basic cell groups and fiber systems of the rat CNS and the topological positions of structures relative to superstructures. None provided Ventral premammillary nucleus Rat vrt 2002-08-05 281 The hierarchy was constructed and adapted according to the information found in the Rat Brain Atlas, Swanson 1992. We have considered three types of brain structures: grisea (neural masses), fiber tracts, and ventricles. The hierarchical tree was constructed by taking into account two criteria: the set of classes and subclasses of the basic cell groups and fiber systems of the rat CNS and the topological positions of structures relative to superstructures. According to Waibl 1973, Hebel and Stromberg 1986. Ventral roots Rat sctv 2002-08-05 281 The hierarchy was constructed and adapted according to the information found in the Rat Brain Atlas, Swanson 1992. We have considered three types of brain structures: grisea (neural masses), fiber tracts, and ventricles. The hierarchical tree was constructed by taking into account two criteria: the set of classes and subclasses of the basic cell groups and fiber systems of the rat CNS and the topological positions of structures relative to superstructures. According to Yamada et al. 1991. Ventral spinocerebellar tract Rat sttv 2002-08-05 281 The hierarchy was constructed and adapted according to the information found in the Rat Brain Atlas, Swanson 1992. We have considered three types of brain structures: grisea (neural masses), fiber tracts, and ventricles. The hierarchical tree was constructed by taking into account two criteria: the set of classes and subclasses of the basic cell groups and fiber systems of the rat CNS and the topological positions of structures relative to superstructures. According to Giesler et al. 1981. Ventral spinothalamic tract Rat VTA 2002-08-05 281 The hierarchy was constructed and adapted according to the information found in the Rat Brain Atlas, Swanson 1992. We have considered three types of brain structures: grisea (neural masses), fiber tracts, and ventricles. The hierarchical tree was constructed by taking into account two criteria: the set of classes and subclasses of the basic cell groups and fiber systems of the rat CNS and the topological positions of structures relative to superstructures. According to Phillipson 1979, Swanson 1982, Bjorklund and Lindvall 1984. Ventral tegmental area Rat vtd 2002-08-05 281 The hierarchy was constructed and adapted according to the information found in the Rat Brain Atlas, Swanson 1992. We have considered three types of brain structures: grisea (neural masses), fiber tracts, and ventricles. The hierarchical tree was constructed by taking into account two criteria: the set of classes and subclasses of the basic cell groups and fiber systems of the rat CNS and the topological positions of structures relative to superstructures. No description provided. Ventral tegmental decussation Rat VTN 2002-08-05 281 The hierarchy was constructed and adapted according to the information found in the Rat Brain Atlas, Swanson 1992. We have considered three types of brain structures: grisea (neural masses), fiber tracts, and ventricles. The hierarchical tree was constructed by taking into account two criteria: the set of classes and subclasses of the basic cell groups and fiber systems of the rat CNS and the topological positions of structures relative to superstructures. According to Cowan 1964,Hayakawa ans Zyo 1983. Ventral tegmental nucleus Rat TEv 2002-08-05 281 The hierarchy was constructed and adapted according to the information found in the Rat Brain Atlas, Swanson 1992. We have considered three types of brain structures: grisea (neural masses), fiber tracts, and ventricles. The hierarchical tree was constructed by taking into account two criteria: the set of classes and subclasses of the basic cell groups and fiber systems of the rat CNS and the topological positions of structures relative to superstructures. We have recognized two distinct fields in the temporal region between the visual and auditory cortices dorsally and the perirhinal area ventrally. Krieg (1946a) appears to have regarded this entire area as ECT, more in keeping with Brodmann (1909), we suggest that the dorsal part of this region (where layer 4 is still recognizable) may correspond to temporal association cortex (perhaps in the dorsal, middle, and inferior temporal gyri of humans), and have labeled it TEv; we have retained ECT for the distinct ventral area, just dorsal to the perirhinal area, where layers 2 and 4 are quite indistinct. The architecture and connections of this region require more analysis. Ventral temporal association areas Rat VNT 2002-08-05 281 The hierarchy was constructed and adapted according to the information found in the Rat Brain Atlas, Swanson 1992. We have considered three types of brain structures: grisea (neural masses), fiber tracts, and ventricles. The hierarchical tree was constructed by taking into account two criteria: the set of classes and subclasses of the basic cell groups and fiber systems of the rat CNS and the topological positions of structures relative to superstructures. None provided Ventral thalamus Rat VMH 2002-08-05 281 The hierarchy was constructed and adapted according to the information found in the Rat Brain Atlas, Swanson 1992. We have considered three types of brain structures: grisea (neural masses), fiber tracts, and ventricles. The hierarchical tree was constructed by taking into account two criteria: the set of classes and subclasses of the basic cell groups and fiber systems of the rat CNS and the topological positions of structures relative to superstructures. None provided Ventromedial nucleus of the hypothalamus Rat VMHa 2002-08-05 281 The hierarchy was constructed and adapted according to the information found in the Rat Brain Atlas, Swanson 1992. We have considered three types of brain structures: grisea (neural masses), fiber tracts, and ventricles. The hierarchical tree was constructed by taking into account two criteria: the set of classes and subclasses of the basic cell groups and fiber systems of the rat CNS and the topological positions of structures relative to superstructures. None provided Ventromedial nucleus of the hypothalamus anterior part Rat VMHc 2002-08-05 281 The hierarchy was constructed and adapted according to the information found in the Rat Brain Atlas, Swanson 1992. We have considered three types of brain structures: grisea (neural masses), fiber tracts, and ventricles. The hierarchical tree was constructed by taking into account two criteria: the set of classes and subclasses of the basic cell groups and fiber systems of the rat CNS and the topological positions of structures relative to superstructures. None provided Ventromedial nucleus of the hypothalamus central part Rat VMHdm 2002-08-05 281 The hierarchy was constructed and adapted according to the information found in the Rat Brain Atlas, Swanson 1992. We have considered three types of brain structures: grisea (neural masses), fiber tracts, and ventricles. The hierarchical tree was constructed by taking into account two criteria: the set of classes and subclasses of the basic cell groups and fiber systems of the rat CNS and the topological positions of structures relative to superstructures. None provided Ventromedial nucleus of the hypothalamus dorsomedial part Rat VMHvl 2002-08-05 281 The hierarchy was constructed and adapted according to the information found in the Rat Brain Atlas, Swanson 1992. We have considered three types of brain structures: grisea (neural masses), fiber tracts, and ventricles. The hierarchical tree was constructed by taking into account two criteria: the set of classes and subclasses of the basic cell groups and fiber systems of the rat CNS and the topological positions of structures relative to superstructures. None provided Ventromedial nucleus of the hypothalamus ventrolateral part Rat VERM 2002-08-05 281 The hierarchy was constructed and adapted according to the information found in the Rat Brain Atlas, Swanson 1992. We have considered three types of brain structures: grisea (neural masses), fiber tracts, and ventricles. The hierarchical tree was constructed by taking into account two criteria: the set of classes and subclasses of the basic cell groups and fiber systems of the rat CNS and the topological positions of structures relative to superstructures. No description provided. Vermal regions Rat vVIIIn 2002-08-05 281 The hierarchy was constructed and adapted according to the information found in the Rat Brain Atlas, Swanson 1992. We have considered three types of brain structures: grisea (neural masses), fiber tracts, and ventricles. The hierarchical tree was constructed by taking into account two criteria: the set of classes and subclasses of the basic cell groups and fiber systems of the rat CNS and the topological positions of structures relative to superstructures. According to Mehler and Rubertone 1985. Vestibular nerve Rat VNC 2002-08-05 281 The hierarchy was constructed and adapted according to the information found in the Rat Brain Atlas, Swanson 1992. We have considered three types of brain structures: grisea (neural masses), fiber tracts, and ventricles. The hierarchical tree was constructed by taking into account two criteria: the set of classes and subclasses of the basic cell groups and fiber systems of the rat CNS and the topological positions of structures relative to superstructures. According to Rubbertone et al. 1995. Vestibular nuclei Rat VIIIn 2002-08-05 281 The hierarchy was constructed and adapted according to the information found in the Rat Brain Atlas, Swanson 1992. We have considered three types of brain structures: grisea (neural masses), fiber tracts, and ventricles. The hierarchical tree was constructed by taking into account two criteria: the set of classes and subclasses of the basic cell groups and fiber systems of the rat CNS and the topological positions of structures relative to superstructures. According to Hebel and Stromberg 1986. Vestibulocochlear nerve Rat vsp 2002-08-05 281 The hierarchy was constructed and adapted according to the information found in the Rat Brain Atlas, Swanson 1992. We have considered three types of brain structures: grisea (neural masses), fiber tracts, and ventricles. The hierarchical tree was constructed by taking into account two criteria: the set of classes and subclasses of the basic cell groups and fiber systems of the rat CNS and the topological positions of structures relative to superstructures. According to Mehler and Rubertone 1985. Vestibulospinal pathway Rat VISC 2002-08-05 281 The hierarchy was constructed and adapted according to the information found in the Rat Brain Atlas, Swanson 1992. We have considered three types of brain structures: grisea (neural masses), fiber tracts, and ventricles. The hierarchical tree was constructed by taking into account two criteria: the set of classes and subclasses of the basic cell groups and fiber systems of the rat CNS and the topological positions of structures relative to superstructures. According to Cechetto and Saper 1987. Visceral area Rat VIS 2002-08-05 281 The hierarchy was constructed and adapted according to the information found in the Rat Brain Atlas, Swanson 1992. We have considered three types of brain structures: grisea (neural masses), fiber tracts, and ventricles. The hierarchical tree was constructed by taking into account two criteria: the set of classes and subclasses of the basic cell groups and fiber systems of the rat CNS and the topological positions of structures relative to superstructures. According to Sefton and Dreher 1985, Thomas and Espinosa 1987, reid and Juraska 1991. See also Coogan and Burkhalter 1993. Visual areas Rat von 2002-08-05 281 The hierarchy was constructed and adapted according to the information found in the Rat Brain Atlas, Swanson 1992. We have considered three types of brain structures: grisea (neural masses), fiber tracts, and ventricles. The hierarchical tree was constructed by taking into account two criteria: the set of classes and subclasses of the basic cell groups and fiber systems of the rat CNS and the topological positions of structures relative to superstructures. According to Vacarezza et al. 1981, Halpern 1987. It may be thought of a specialization of the olfactory nerve from a specialized region of the olfactory epithelium, the vomeronasal organ. It ends in the accessory olfactory bulb, whose axons travel through a localized region of the lateral olfactory tract called the accessory olfactory tract (Scalia and Winans 1975). Vomeronasal nerve Rat ZI 2002-08-05 281 The hierarchy was constructed and adapted according to the information found in the Rat Brain Atlas, Swanson 1992. We have considered three types of brain structures: grisea (neural masses), fiber tracts, and ventricles. The hierarchical tree was constructed by taking into account two criteria: the set of classes and subclasses of the basic cell groups and fiber systems of the rat CNS and the topological positions of structures relative to superstructures. None provided Zona incerta Rat ZIda 2002-08-05 281 The hierarchy was constructed and adapted according to the information found in the Rat Brain Atlas, Swanson 1992. We have considered three types of brain structures: grisea (neural masses), fiber tracts, and ventricles. The hierarchical tree was constructed by taking into account two criteria: the set of classes and subclasses of the basic cell groups and fiber systems of the rat CNS and the topological positions of structures relative to superstructures. None provided Zona incerta dopaminergic group Rat ZI_p 2002-08-05 281 The hierarchy was constructed and adapted according to the information found in the Rat Brain Atlas, Swanson 1992. We have considered three types of brain structures: grisea (neural masses), fiber tracts, and ventricles. The hierarchical tree was constructed by taking into account two criteria: the set of classes and subclasses of the basic cell groups and fiber systems of the rat CNS and the topological positions of structures relative to superstructures. None provided Zona incerta proper Rat VIn 2002-04-27 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference According to Hebel and Stromberg 1986 True Abducens nerve Rat VI 2002-04-19 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference According to Glicksmann 1980. True Abducens nucleus Rat VI_p 2002-04-19 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference This is the remaining part of the abducens nucleus after eliminating the accesory abducens nucleus True Abducens nucleus proper Rat ACVI 2002-04-19 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference According to Szekely and Matesz 1982. True Accesory abducens nucleus Rat ACVII 2002-04-23 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference According to Szekeley and Matesz 1982. True Accessory facial nucleus Rat AOB 2001-12-17 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference According to Gurdjian 1925, Shipley et al. 1996. True Accessory olfactory bulb Rat AOBgl 2001-12-17 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference None provided True Accessory olfactory bulb, glomerular layer Rat AOBgr 2001-12-17 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference None provided True Accessory olfactory bulb, granular layer Rat AOBmi 2001-12-17 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference None provided True Accessory olfactory bulb, mitral layer Rat aot 2002-04-27 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference According to Hayhow et al 1960, Terubayashi and Fujisawa 1984. True Accessory optic tract Rat XIn 2002-04-27 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference According to Brichta et al. 1987. True Accessory spinal nerve Rat AI 2002-04-22 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference According to Cechetto and Saper 1987. True Agranular insular area Rat AId 2002-04-22 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference According to Krettek and Price 1977. True Agranular insular area dorsal part Rat AIp 2002-04-22 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference According to Krettek and Price 1977. True Agranular insular area posterior part Rat AIv 2002-04-22 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference According to Krettek and Price 1977. True Agranular insular area ventral part Rat alv 2002-01-07 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference According to Cajal 1995. True Alveus of fornix Rat CA 2002-04-22 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference According to Blackstad 1956, Swanson et al. 1987. See Canteras et al. (1992a) for a discussion of the ventral region of the medial entorhinal area. True Ammon Horn Rat amc 2002-01-07 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference This fiber tract is often confused with the external capsule, which forms the medial border of the amygdalar basolateral complex, in the rat. We have not found a name for it in the literature. True Amygdalar capsule Rat apd 2002-01-07 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference According to Nauta and Haymaker 1969. True Ansa peduncularis Rat AN 2002-04-22 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference According to Larsell 1952, 1970, Palay and Chan-Palay 1974, Voogd et al. 1985. The cerebellar cortex has three layers: molecular (CBXm), Purkinje (CBXp), and granule cell (CBXg). The surface map provided by Campbell and Armstrong (1983) was particularly useful in constructing the flatmap. Note that the brain used for this atlas had one apparently unsual feature in the cerebellum (not illustrated in the above references): a very large fissure that we have called the pyramidal fissure (atlas levels 64-70). True Ansiform lobule Rat ANcr1 2002-04-22 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference According to Larsell 1952, 1970, Palay and Chan-Palay 1974, Voogd et al. 1985. The cerebellar cortex has three layers: molecular (CBXm), Purkinje (CBXp), and granule cell (CBXg). The surface map provided by Campbell and Armstrong (1983) was particularly useful in constructing the flatmap. Note that the brain used for this atlas had one apparently unsual feature in the cerebellum (not illustrated in the above references): a very large fissure that we have called the pyramidal fissure (atlas levels 64-70). True Ansiform lobule crus 1 Rat ANcr1-a 2002-04-22 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference According to Larsell 1952, 1970, Palay and Chan-Palay 1974, Voogd et al. 1985. The cerebellar cortex has three layers: molecular (CBXm), Purkinje (CBXp), and granule cell (CBXg). The surface map provided by Campbell and Armstrong (1983) was particularly useful in constructing the flatmap. Note that the brain used for this atlas had one apparently unsual feature in the cerebellum (not illustrated in the above references): a very large fissure that we have called the pyramidal fissure (atlas levels 64-70). True Ansiform lobule crus 1 sublobule a Rat ANcr1-b 2002-04-22 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference According to Larsell 1952, 1970, Palay and Chan-Palay 1974, Voogd et al. 1985. The cerebellar cortex has three layers: molecular (CBXm), Purkinje (CBXp), and granule cell (CBXg). The surface map provided by Campbell and Armstrong (1983) was particularly useful in constructing the flatmap. Note that the brain used for this atlas had one apparently unsual feature in the cerebellum (not illustrated in the above references): a very large fissure that we have called the pyramidal fissure (atlas levels 64-70). True Ansiform lobule crus 1 sublobule b Rat ANcr1-c 2002-04-22 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference According to Larsell 1952, 1970, Palay and Chan-Palay 1974, Voogd et al. 1985. The cerebellar cortex has three layers: molecular (CBXm), Purkinje (CBXp), and granule cell (CBXg). The surface map provided by Campbell and Armstrong (1983) was particularly useful in constructing the flatmap. Note that the brain used for this atlas had one apparently unsual feature in the cerebellum (not illustrated in the above references): a very large fissure that we have called the pyramidal fissure (atlas levels 64-70). True Ansiform lobule crus 1 sublobule c Rat ANcr1-d 2002-04-22 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference According to Larsell 1952, 1970, Palay and Chan-Palay 1974, Voogd et al. 1985. The cerebellar cortex has three layers: molecular (CBXm), Purkinje (CBXp), and granule cell (CBXg). The surface map provided by Campbell and Armstrong (1983) was particularly useful in constructing the flatmap. Note that the brain used for this atlas had one apparently unsual feature in the cerebellum (not illustrated in the above references): a very large fissure that we have called the pyramidal fissure (atlas levels 64-70). True Ansiform lobule crus 1 sublobule d Rat ANcr2 2002-04-22 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference According to Larsell 1952, 1970, Palay and Chan-Palay 1974, Voogd et al. 1985. The cerebellar cortex has three layers: molecular (CBXm), Purkinje (CBXp), and granule cell (CBXg). The surface map provided by Campbell and Armstrong (1983) was particularly useful in constructing the flatmap. Note that the brain used for this atlas had one apparently unsual feature in the cerebellum (not illustrated in the above references): a very large fissure that we have called the pyramidal fissure (atlas levels 64-70). True Ansiform lobule crus 2 Rat ANcr2-a 2002-04-22 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference According to Larsell 1952, 1970, Palay and Chan-Palay 1974, Voogd et al. 1985. The cerebellar cortex has three layers: molecular (CBXm), Purkinje (CBXp), and granule cell (CBXg). The surface map provided by Campbell and Armstrong (1983) was particularly useful in constructing the flatmap. Note that the brain used for this atlas had one apparently unsual feature in the cerebellum (not illustrated in the above references): a very large fissure that we have called the pyramidal fissure (atlas levels 64-70). True Ansiform lobule crus 2 sublobule a Rat ANcr2-b 2002-04-22 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference According to Larsell 1952, 1970, Palay and Chan-Palay 1974, Voogd et al. 1985. The cerebellar cortex has three layers: molecular (CBXm), Purkinje (CBXp), and granule cell (CBXg). The surface map provided by Campbell and Armstrong (1983) was particularly useful in constructing the flatmap. Note that the brain used for this atlas had one apparently unsual feature in the cerebellum (not illustrated in the above references): a very large fissure that we have called the pyramidal fissure (atlas levels 64-70). True Ansiform lobule crus 2 sublobule b Rat AAA 2002-04-10 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference This term was introduced by Gurdjian (1928) to describe an ill-defined region that essentially all later workers have defined somewhat differently, depending on how better-differentiated neighboring cell groups have been defined, we have followed in this tradition here. True Anterior amygdaloid area Rat ACA 2002-04-22 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference According to Krettek and Price 1977, Vogt and Peters 1981. True Anterior cingulate area Rat ACAd 2002-04-22 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference According to Krettek and Price 1977, Vogt and Peters 1981. True Anterior cingulate area dorsal part Rat ACAv 2002-04-22 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference According to Krettek and Price 1977, Vogt and Peters 1981. True Anterior cingulate area ventral part Rat aco 2002-04-27 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference According to Gurdjian 1925, Haberly and Price 1978b. True Anterior commissure, olfactory limb Rat act 2002-01-07 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference According to Horel and Stelzner 1981. True Anterior commissure, temporal limb Rat ATN 2001-12-18 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference According to Gurdjian 1927. These nuclei preferentially innervate the cingulate region and hippocampal formation. True Anterior group of the dorsal thalamus Rat AHA 2002-04-16 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference According to Krieg 1932. The AHA includes scattered neurons around the more condensed AHN and SCH. Recent evidence suggests that these scattered neurons are regionally organized (for example, some form the subparaventricular zone and others the retrochiasmatic area). True Anterior hypothalamic area Rat AHA_p 2002-06-24 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference This is the part of the anterior hypothalamic area outside of the classical substructures. See the atlas for details. True Anterior hypothalamic area proper Rat AHNc 2002-04-16 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference According to Saper et al. 1978. True Anterior hypothalamic central part Rat AHNd 2002-04-16 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference This cell group, which Bleier et al. (1979) called the dorsal tuberal nucleus and Paxinos and Watson (1986) called the stigmoid hypothalamic nucleus, is clearly part of the AHN. True Anterior hypothalamic dorsal part Rat AHN 2002-04-16 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference According to Gurdjian 1927, Krieg 1932, and Risold et al. 1994. True Anterior hypothalamic nucleus Rat AHNa 2002-04-16 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference According to Saper et al. 1978. True Anterior hypothalamic nucleus anterior part Rat AHNp 2002-04-16 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference According to Saper et al. 1978. True Anterior hypothalamic posterior part Rat VISlla 2002-04-22 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference According to Sefton and Dreher 1985, Thomas and Espinosa 1987, reid and Juraska 1991. See also Coogan and Burkhalter 1993. True Anterior laterolateral visual area Rat AON 2002-04-22 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference This nucleus is an area of the olfactory cortex, with molecular layer (1) and a pyramidal layer (2), except for the external part, the divisions are baased on position, not architecture (see Haberly and Price 1978b). True Anterior olfactory nucleus Rat AONd 2002-04-22 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference This nucleus is an area of the olfactory cortex, with molecular layer (1) and a pyramidal layer (2), except for the external part, the divisions are baased on position, not architecture (see Haberly and Price 1978b). True Anterior olfactory nucleus dorsal part Rat AONd1 2002-04-22 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference This nucleus is an area of the olfactory cortex, with molecular layer (1) and a pyramidal layer (2), except for the external part, the divisions are baased on position, not architecture (see Haberly and Price 1978b). True Anterior olfactory nucleus dorsal part molecular layer Rat AONd2 2002-04-22 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference This nucleus is an area of the olfactory cortex, with molecular layer (1) and a pyramidal layer (2), except for the external part, the divisions are baased on position, not architecture (see Haberly and Price 1978b). True Anterior olfactory nucleus dorsal part pyramidal layer Rat AONe 2002-04-22 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference This nucleus is an area of the olfactory cortex, with molecular layer (1) and a pyramidal layer (2), except for the external part, the divisions are baased on position, not architecture (see Haberly and Price 1978b). True Anterior olfactory nucleus external part Rat AONe1 2002-04-22 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference This nucleus is an area of the olfactory cortex, with molecular layer (1) and a pyramidal layer (2), except for the external part, the divisions are baased on position, not architecture (see Haberly and Price 1978b). True Anterior olfactory nucleus external part molecular layer Rat AONe2 2002-04-22 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference This nucleus is an area of the olfactory cortex, with molecular layer (1) and a pyramidal layer (2), except for the external part, the divisions are baased on position, not architecture (see Haberly and Price 1978b). True Anterior olfactory nucleus external part pyramidal layer Rat AONl 2002-04-22 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference This nucleus is an area of the olfactory cortex, with molecular layer (1) and a pyramidal layer (2), except for the external part, the divisions are baased on position, not architecture (see Haberly and Price 1978b). True Anterior olfactory nucleus lateral part Rat AONl1 2002-04-22 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference This nucleus is an area of the olfactory cortex, with molecular layer (1) and a pyramidal layer (2), except for the external part, the divisions are baased on position, not architecture (see Haberly and Price 1978b). True Anterior olfactory nucleus lateral part molecular layer Rat AONl2 2002-04-22 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference This nucleus is an area of the olfactory cortex, with molecular layer (1) and a pyramidal layer (2), except for the external part, the divisions are baased on position, not architecture (see Haberly and Price 1978b). True Anterior olfactory nucleus lateral part pyramidal layer Rat AONm 2002-04-22 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference This nucleus is an area of the olfactory cortex, with molecular layer (1) and a pyramidal layer (2), except for the external part, the divisions are baased on position, not architecture (see Haberly and Price 1978b). True Anterior olfactory nucleus medial part Rat AONm1 2002-04-22 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference This nucleus is an area of the olfactory cortex, with molecular layer (1) and a pyramidal layer (2), except for the external part, the divisions are baased on position, not architecture (see Haberly and Price 1978b). True Anterior olfactory nucleus medial part molecular layer Rat AONm2 2002-04-22 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference This nucleus is an area of the olfactory cortex, with molecular layer (1) and a pyramidal layer (2), except for the external part, the divisions are baased on position, not architecture (see Haberly and Price 1978b). True Anterior olfactory nucleus medial part pyramidal layer Rat AONpv 2002-04-22 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference This nucleus is an area of the olfactory cortex, with molecular layer (1) and a pyramidal layer (2), except for the external part, the divisions are baased on position, not architecture (see Haberly and Price 1978b). True Anterior olfactory nucleus posteroventral part Rat AONpv1 2002-04-22 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference This nucleus is an area of the olfactory cortex, with molecular layer (1) and a pyramidal layer (2), except for the external part, the divisions are baased on position, not architecture (see Haberly and Price 1978b). True Anterior olfactory nucleus posteroventral part molecular layer Rat AONpv2 2002-04-22 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference This nucleus is an area of the olfactory cortex, with molecular layer (1) and a pyramidal layer (2), except for the external part, the divisions are baased on position, not architecture (see Haberly and Price 1978b). True Anterior olfactory nucleus posteroventral part pyramidal layer Rat PVa 2002-04-16 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference According to Gurdjian 1927. True Anterior periventricular nucleus of the hypothalamus Rat APN 2002-04-18 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference According to Scalia 1972. True Anterior pretectal nucleus Rat AT 2002-04-21 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference According to Paxinos and Butcher 1985. True Anterior tegmental nucleus Rat AD 2001-12-18 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference According to Krieg 1944, Rose 1942. True Anterodorsal nucleus of the thalamus Rat ADP 2002-04-16 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference According to Simerly et al. 1984. The septohypothalamic nucleus of Bleier et al. (1979) includes the ADP and the LSv. However, these two cell groups do not merge, and are cytoarchitectonically distinct. True Anterodorsal preoptic nucleus Rat VISal 2002-04-22 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference According to Sefton and Dreher 1985, Thomas and Espinosa 1987, reid and Juraska 1991. See also Coogan and Burkhalter 1993. True Anterolateral visual area Rat AM 2001-12-18 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference According to Krieg 1944. True Anteromedial nucleus of thalamus Rat AMd 2001-12-18 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference According to Canteras and Swanson 1992a. True Anteromedial nucleus of thalamus dorsal part Rat AMv 2001-12-18 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference According to Canteras and Swanson 1992a. True Anteromedial nucleus of thalamus ventral part Rat VISam 2002-04-22 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference According to Sefton and Dreher 1985, Thomas and Espinosa 1987, reid and Juraska 1991. See also Coogan and Burkhalter 1993. True Anteromedial visual area Rat AV 2001-12-18 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference According to Krieg 1944. True Anteroventral nucleus of thalamus Rat AVPV 2002-04-01 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference According to Simerly et al. 1984. True Anteroventral periventricular nucleus Rat AVP 2002-04-16 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference According to Simerly et al. 1984. True Anteroventral preoptic nucleus Rat arb 2002-04-27 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference According to Williams et al. 1989. True Arbor vitae Rat ARH 2002-04-16 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference According to Krieg 1932, Everitt et al. 1986. True Arcuate nucleus of the hypothalamus Rat AP 2002-04-19 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference According to Shapiro and Miselis 1985a. True Area postrema Rat AUD 2002-04-22 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference According to Sally and Kelly 1988, Kelly and Sally 1988, Arnault and Roger 1990. True Auditory areas Rat B 2002-04-21 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference According to Imaki et al 1991. True Barrington nucleus Rat BG 2001-12-20 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference In mammals, lateral and medial ventricular ridges develop into the classical striatum and pallidum, respectively (see Alvarez-Bolado and Swanson 1996 for review). To simplify endbrain organization, we have placed all regions that appear to develop from the ventricular ridges into either the pallidum or striatum, broadly defined. In general, cortex projects to striatum (and sometimes pallidum) via excitatory inputs, striatum projects to pallidum via inhibitory inputs, and both striatum and pallidum generate inhibitory decending projections. Justification for the organization scheme presented here, based on connections, is in preparation. True Basal Nuclei Rat BN 2002-04-22 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference According to Cajal 1995. True Basal nucleus of the dorsal horn Rat BLA 2002-04-22 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference According to Krettek and Price 1978. The basolateral complex of the amygdala is included here because it develops just superficial to the extrenal capsule, which has been misidentified in the region of the amygdala (see atlas levels 24-31). What we have called the amygdalar capsule is a fiber tract along the lateral border of this complex, and we suggest it is part of a fiber syste within, and lateral to (for example, the extreme capsule) the subplate or deep cortex. True Basolateral nucleus of the amygdala Rat BLAa 2002-04-22 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference According to Krettek and Price 1978. The basolateral complex of the amygdala is included here because it develops just superficial to the extrenal capsule, which has been misidentified in the region of the amygdala (see atlas levels 24-31). What we have called the amygdalar capsule is a fiber tract along the lateral border of this complex, and we suggest it is part of a fiber syste within, and lateral to (for example, the extreme capsule) the subplate or deep cortex. True Basolateral nucleus of the amygdala anterior part Rat BLAp 2002-04-22 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference According to Krettek and Price 1978. The basolateral complex of the amygdala is included here because it develops just superficial to the extrenal capsule, which has been misidentified in the region of the amygdala (see atlas levels 24-31). What we have called the amygdalar capsule is a fiber tract along the lateral border of this complex, and we suggest it is part of a fiber syste within, and lateral to (for example, the extreme capsule) the subplate or deep cortex. True Basolateral nucleus of the amygdala posterior part Rat BMA 2002-04-22 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference According to de Olmos et al. 2985, Canteras et al. 1992, Petrovich et al. 1996. True Basomedial nucleus of the amygdala Rat BMAa 2002-04-22 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference According to de Olmos et al. 2985, Canteras et al. 1992, Petrovich et al. 1996. True Basomedial nucleus of the amygdala anterior part Rat BMAp 2002-04-22 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference According to de Olmos et al. 2985, Canteras et al. 1992, Petrovich et al. 1996. True Basomedial nucleus of the amygdala posterior part Rat BST 2001-12-20 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference According to Ju and Swanson 1989. True Bed nuclei of the stria terminalis Rat BSTa 2001-12-20 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference According to Ju and Swanson 1989. True Bed nuclei of the stria terminalis anterior division Rat BSTad 2001-12-20 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference According to Ju and Swanson 1989. True Bed nuclei of the stria terminalis anterior division anterodorsal area Rat BSTcc 2002-07-19 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference According to Ju and Swanson 1989. True Bed nuclei of the stria terminalis anterior division anterodorsal area central core Rat BSTad_p 2002-07-19 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference This subregion of the BSTad contains the rostral and caudal parts of this nucleus. See levels 16-19 from Atlas. True Bed nuclei of the stria terminalis anterior division anterodorsal area proper Rat BSTav 2002-01-07 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference According to Ju and Swanson 1989. True Bed nuclei of the stria terminalis anterior division anteroventral area Rat BSTdl 2002-01-07 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference According to Ju and Swanson 1989. True Bed nuclei of the stria terminalis anterior division dorsolateral nucleus Rat BSTdm 2002-01-07 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference According to Ju and Swanson 1989. True Bed nuclei of the stria terminalis anterior division dorsomedial nucleus Rat BSTfu 2002-01-07 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference According to Ju and Swanson 1989. True Bed nuclei of the stria terminalis anterior division fusiform nucleus Rat BSTmg 2002-01-07 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference According to Ju and Swanson 1989. True Bed nuclei of the stria terminalis anterior division magnocellular nucleus Rat BSTsc 2002-05-23 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference According to Ju and Swanson 1989. True Bed nuclei of the stria terminalis, anterior division, subcommisural zone Rat BSTv 2002-01-07 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference According to Ju and Swanson 1989. True Bed nuclei of the stria terminalis anterior division ventral nucleus Rat BSTal 2002-04-23 281 According to Ju and Swanson 1989. Bed nuclei of the stria terminalis anterolateral area Rat BSTju 2002-01-07 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference According to Ju and Swanson 1989. True Bed nuclei of the stria terminalis juxtacapsular nucleus Rat BSTov 2002-01-07 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference According to Ju and Swanson 1989. True Bed nuclei of the stria terminalis oval nucleus Rat BSTp 2002-01-07 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference According to Ju and Swanson 1989. True Bed nuclei of the stria terminalis posterior division Rat BSTsz 2002-01-07 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference According to Ju and Swanson 1989. True Bed nuclei of the stria terminalis posterior division cell-sparse zone Rat BSTd 2002-01-07 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference According to Ju and Swanson 1989. True Bed nuclei of the stria terminalis posterior division dorsal nucleus Rat BSTif 2002-01-07 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference According to Ju and Swanson 1989. True Bed nuclei of the stria terminalis posterior division interfascicular nucleus Rat BSTpm 2002-01-07 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference According to Ju and Swanson 1989. True Bed nuclei of the stria terminalis posterior division premedullary nucleus Rat BSTpr 2002-01-07 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference According to Ju and Swanson 1989. True Bed nuclei of the stria terminalis posterior division principal nucleus Rat BSTse 2002-01-07 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference According to Ju and Swanson 1989. True Bed nuclei of the stria terminalis posterior division strial extension Rat BSTtr 2002-01-07 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference According to Ju and Swanson 1989. True Bed nuclei of the stria terminalis posterior division transverse nucleus Rat BSTrh 2002-01-07 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference According to Ju and Swanson 1989. True Bed nuclei of the stria terminalis rhomboid nucleus Rat BA 2002-04-10 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference According to Scalia and Winans 1975. This tiny cell group may simply be a part of the medial nucleus of the amygdala. True Bed nucleus of the accessory olfactory part Rat BAC 2002-01-07 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference According to Gurdjian 1925, Swanson and Cowan 1979. True Bed nucleus of the anterior commissure Rat BSM 2002-01-07 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference According to Risold and Swanson 1995b. True Bed nucleus of the stria medularis Rat bic 2002-04-27 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference According to Zeman and Innes 1963. True Brachium of the inferior colliculus Rat bsc 2002-04-27 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference Optic tract fibers that continune on past the lateral geniculate complex. True Brachium of the superior colliculus Rat Br 2001-12-17 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference One of the two subdivisions of the rat CNS. True Brain Rat BS 2001-12-17 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference Brainstem means different things to different authors. Here we include the interbrain, midbrain, and the hindbrain. The neuroendocrine motor system is centered in the interbrain, whereas autonomic and somatic motoneuron pools are found in the midbrain and hindbrain (and of course spinal cord). True Brainstem Rat bct 2002-04-27 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference According to Voogd 1995, Voogd et al. 1996. True Bulbocerebellar tract Rat CMVE 2002-01-07 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference None provided True Caudal medullary velum Rat CP 2002-01-07 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference According to Graybiel and Ragsdale 1979. True Caudoputamen Rat C 2003-01-29 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference No description provided True Central canal Rat CEC 2002-04-22 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference According to Matsushita and Hosoya 1979, Matsushita et al. 1991. True Central cervical nucleus Rat CGB 2002-04-19 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference It is often thought that this region is continuous with periventricular parts of the interbrain (see Krieg 1932, Sutin 1966). True Central gray of the brain Rat CGS 2002-04-22 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference According to Nahin et al. 1983. True Central gray of the spinal cord Rat CL 2001-12-18 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference According to Jones and Leavitt 1974. True Central lateral nucleus of the thalamus Rat CLI 2002-04-21 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference According to Castaldi 1923, Brown 1943 (intermediate linear nucleus), Swanson 1982. True Central linear nucleus raphe Rat CENT 2002-04-22 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference According to Larsell 1952, 1970, Palay and Chan-Palay 1974, Voogd et al. 1985. The cerebellar cortex has three layers: molecular (CBXm), Purkinje (CBXp), and granule cell (CBXg). The surface map provided by Campbell and Armstrong (1983) was particularly useful in constructing the flatmap. Note that the brain used for this atlas had one apparently unsual feature in the cerebellum (not illustrated in the above references): a very large fissure that we have called the pyramidal fissure (atlas levels 64-70). True Central lobule Rat CENT2 2002-04-22 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference According to Larsell 1952, 1970, Palay and Chan-Palay 1974, Voogd et al. 1985. The cerebellar cortex has three layers: molecular (CBXm), Purkinje (CBXp), and granule cell (CBXg). The surface map provided by Campbell and Armstrong (1983) was particularly useful in constructing the flatmap. Note that the brain used for this atlas had one apparently unsual feature in the cerebellum (not illustrated in the above references): a very large fissure that we have called the pyramidal fissure (atlas levels 64-70). True Central lobule, lobule II Rat CENT3 2002-04-22 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference According to Larsell 1952, 1970, Palay and Chan-Palay 1974, Voogd et al. 1985. The cerebellar cortex has three layers: molecular (CBXm), Purkinje (CBXp), and granule cell (CBXg). The surface map provided by Campbell and Armstrong (1983) was particularly useful in constructing the flatmap. Note that the brain used for this atlas had one apparently unsual feature in the cerebellum (not illustrated in the above references): a very large fissure that we have called the pyramidal fissure (atlas levels 64-70). True Central lobule, lobule III Rat CENT3a 2002-04-22 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference According to Larsell 1952, 1970, Palay and Chan-Palay 1974, Voogd et al. 1985. The cerebellar cortex has three layers: molecular (CBXm), Purkinje (CBXp), and granule cell (CBXg). The surface map provided by Campbell and Armstrong (1983) was particularly useful in constructing the flatmap. Note that the brain used for this atlas had one apparently unsual feature in the cerebellum (not illustrated in the above references): a very large fissure that we have called the pyramidal fissure (atlas levels 64-70). True Central lobule, lobule III sublobule a Rat CENT3b 2002-04-22 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference According to Larsell 1952, 1970, Palay and Chan-Palay 1974, Voogd et al. 1985. The cerebellar cortex has three layers: molecular (CBXm), Purkinje (CBXp), and granule cell (CBXg). The surface map provided by Campbell and Armstrong (1983) was particularly useful in constructing the flatmap. Note that the brain used for this atlas had one apparently unsual feature in the cerebellum (not illustrated in the above references): a very large fissure that we have called the pyramidal fissure (atlas levels 64-70). True Central lobule, lobule III sublobule b Rat CENT2a 2002-04-22 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference According to Larsell 1952, 1970, Palay and Chan-Palay 1974, Voogd et al. 1985. The cerebellar cortex has three layers: molecular (CBXm), Purkinje (CBXp), and granule cell (CBXg). The surface map provided by Campbell and Armstrong (1983) was particularly useful in constructing the flatmap. Note that the brain used for this atlas had one apparently unsual feature in the cerebellum (not illustrated in the above references): a very large fissure that we have called the pyramidal fissure (atlas levels 64-70). True Central lobule, lobule II sublobule a Rat CENT2b 2002-04-22 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference According to Larsell 1952, 1970, Palay and Chan-Palay 1974, Voogd et al. 1985. The cerebellar cortex has three layers: molecular (CBXm), Purkinje (CBXp), and granule cell (CBXg). The surface map provided by Campbell and Armstrong (1983) was particularly useful in constructing the flatmap. Note that the brain used for this atlas had one apparently unsual feature in the cerebellum (not illustrated in the above references): a very large fissure that we have called the pyramidal fissure (atlas levels 64-70). True Central lobule, lobule II sublobule b Rat CM 2001-12-18 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference According to Gurdjian 1927, Jones and Leavitt 1974. True Central medial nucleus of the thalamus Rat CEA 2002-04-10 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference We have followed McDonald\'s (1982) parcellation into medial, lateral and capsular parts, although it is clear that the nucleus is much more complex than this. McDonald\'s intermediate part was not recognized, it appears to fall within the lateral part as outlined here. The central and medial amygdalar nuclei receive cortical inputs and generate descending GABAergic projections, like the rest of the striatum. They also project to the BST, which we regard as pallidal. True Central nucleus of amygdala Rat CEAc 2002-04-10 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference We have followed McDonald\'s (1982) parcellation into medial, lateral and capsular parts, although it is clear that the nucleus is much more complex than this. McDonald\'s intermediate part was not recognized, it appears to fall within the lateral part as outlined here. The central and medial amygdalar nuclei receive cortical inputs and generate descending GABAergic projections, like the rest of the striatum. They also project to the BST, which we regard as pallidal. True Central nucleus of amygdala capsular part Rat CEAl 2002-04-10 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference We have followed McDonald\'s (1982) parcellation into medial, lateral and capsular parts, although it is clear that the nucleus is much more complex than this. McDonald\'s intermediate part was not recognized, it appears to fall within the lateral part as outlined here. The central and medial amygdalar nuclei receive cortical inputs and generate descending GABAergic projections, like the rest of the striatum. They also project to the BST, which we regard as pallidal. True Central nucleus of amygdala lateral part Rat CEAm 2002-04-10 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference We have followed McDonald\'s (1982) parcellation into medial, lateral and capsular parts, although it is clear that the nucleus is much more complex than this. McDonald\'s intermediate part was not recognized, it appears to fall within the lateral part as outlined here. The central and medial amygdalar nuclei receive cortical inputs and generate descending GABAergic projections, like the rest of the striatum. They also project to the BST, which we regard as pallidal. True Central nucleus of amygdala medial part Rat ctb 2002-04-28 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference Accroding to Bebin 1956. True Central tegmental bundle Rat cbc 2002-04-27 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference According to Voogd 1995, Voogd et al. 1996. True Cerebellar commissure Rat CBX 2002-04-22 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference According to Larsell 1952, 1970, Palay and Chan-Palay 1974, Voogd et al. 1985. The cerebellar cortex has three layers: molecular (CBXm), Purkinje (CBXp), and granule cell (CBXg). The surface map provided by Campbell and Armstrong (1983) was particularly useful in constructing the flatmap. Note that the brain used for this atlas had one apparently unsual feature in the cerebellum (not illustrated in the above references): a very large fissure that we have called the pyramidal fissure (atlas levels 64-70). True Cerebellar cortex Rat cbp 2002-04-27 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference According to Voogd 1995, Voogd et al. 1996. True Cerebellar peduncles Rat CB 2001-12-17 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference According to Larsell 1952, Voogd et al. 1996. True Cerebellum Rat AQ 2002-01-07 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference None provided True Cerebral aqueduct Rat AQc 2002-01-07 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference None provided True Cerebral aqueduct collicular recess Rat SCO 2002-01-07 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference None provided True Cerebral aqueduct subcommissural organ Rat CTX 2001-12-17 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference The cerebral cortex has been divided into areas that may(isocortical) or may not (allocortical) be fitted into a basic six-layered scheme (Vogt and Vogt 1919), numbered 1-6 here. These terms are preferred to the equivalent homotypical and heterotypical of the Vogt pupil, Brodmann (1909), and to the terms neocortical, archicortical, and paleocortical (Ariens Kappers 1909) all of which imply unsubstantiated phylogenetic and ontogenetic attributes (see Lorente de No 1934, Ebbeson 1980). The olfactory cortex (including superficial parts of the amygdala) and hippocampal formation form the allocortex, as interpreted here. A traditional approach to naming cortical areas, based on Brodmann work and ultimately general for all mammals, has been adapted here. For another scheme, idiosyncratic to the rat, see Zilles and Wree (1995). Names of the 6 isocortical layers from superficial to deep, would include: 1, molecular layer, 2, superficial supragranular pyramidal layer, 3, deep supragranular pyramidal layer, 4, granular layer, 5, infragranular pyramidal layer, and 6, polymorph layer. True Cerebral cortex Rat CTXp 2001-12-17 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference As discussed below (see note 44), certain regions including the claustrum lie deep to the traditional cortex, although they appear to be derived from cortical rather than basal neuroepithelium. For convenience, traditional cortex refers to layers 1-6a, although layer 1 (which contains scattered neurons) is derived embryologically from the preplate, which is quickly divided into layer 1 and the subplate by the cortical plate (see Alvarez-Bolado and Swanson 1996). True Cerebral cortex, layers1-6a [cortical plate] Rat cpd 2002-01-07 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference According to Gudjian 1927. True Cerebral peduncle Rat CH 2001-12-17 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference Definitions of the cerebrum have changed over the years, at one time it referred to the entire brain (that part of the CNS within the cranium). The term now commonly (though not universally) refers to the cerebral hemispheres or endbrain, that part of the cerebral hemispheres refers to the cerebral hemispheres or endbrain, that part of the neural tube derived from the lateral ventricular neuroepithelium. Based on the embryological data reviewed in Alvarez-Bolado et al. (1995) and Alvarez-Bolado and Swanson(1996), the cerebrum contains two major subdivisions: cerebral cortex and basal nuclei or ganglia. Note that the term amygdala and septal region no longer appears as major subdivisions of the endbrain, they are arbitrarily defined regions that contain heterogeneous nuclei and/or cortical areas. True Cerebrum Rat cett 2002-04-27 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference According to Giesler et al 1988. True Cervicothalamic tract Rat cing 2002-04-28 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference According Krieg 1947, White 1959. True Cingulum bundle Rat CLA 2002-04-22 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference According to Krettek and Price 1977, 1978. True Claustrum Rat cVIIIn 2002-04-27 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference According to Harrison and Feldman 1970, Webster 1985. True Cochlear nerve Rat CN 2002-04-18 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference According to Harrison and Feldman 1970, Osen et al. 1984, Webster 1985. True Cochlear nuclei Rat fx 2002-01-07 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference According to Swanson and Cowan 1977. They are often called the anterior columns of the fornix. True Columns of the fornix Rat COM 2002-04-19 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference This relatively clear cell group lies caudal to the precommissural nucleus, as indicated by the name we have given it. True Commissural nucleus Rat cic 2002-04-27 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference According to Fay-Lund and Osen 1985. True Commissure of the inferior colliculus Rat csc 2002-04-27 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference According to Bucher and Nauta 19854, Jen and Au 1986. True Commissure of the superior colliculus Rat COPY 2002-04-22 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference According to Larsell 1952, 1970, Palay and Chan-Palay 1974, Voogd et al. 1985. The cerebellar cortex has three layers: molecular (CBXm), Purkinje (CBXp), and granule cell (CBXg). The surface map provided by Campbell and Armstrong (1983) was particularly useful in constructing the flatmap. Note that the brain used for this atlas had one apparently unsual feature in the cerebellum (not illustrated in the above references): a very large fissure that we have called the pyramidal fissure (atlas levels 64-70). True Copula pyramidis Rat COPYa 2002-04-22 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference According to Larsell 1952, 1970, Palay and Chan-Palay 1974, Voogd et al. 1985. The cerebellar cortex has three layers: molecular (CBXm), Purkinje (CBXp), and granule cell (CBXg). The surface map provided by Campbell and Armstrong (1983) was particularly useful in constructing the flatmap. Note that the brain used for this atlas had one apparently unsual feature in the cerebellum (not illustrated in the above references): a very large fissure that we have called the pyramidal fissure (atlas levels 64-70). True Copula pyramidis sublobule a Rat COPYb 2002-04-22 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference According to Larsell 1952, 1970, Palay and Chan-Palay 1974, Voogd et al. 1985. The cerebellar cortex has three layers: molecular (CBXm), Purkinje (CBXp), and granule cell (CBXg). The surface map provided by Campbell and Armstrong (1983) was particularly useful in constructing the flatmap. Note that the brain used for this atlas had one apparently unsual feature in the cerebellum (not illustrated in the above references): a very large fissure that we have called the pyramidal fissure (atlas levels 64-70). True Copula pyramidis sublobule b Rat cc 2002-01-07 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference According to Carpenter and Sutin 1983, Williams et al. 1989. True Corpus callosum Rat fa 2002-01-07 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference According to Carpenter and Sutin 1983, Williams et al. 1989. True Corpus callosum anterior forceps Rat ec 2002-01-07 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference According to Carpenter and Sutin 1983, Williams et al. 1989. True Corpus callosum external capsule Rat ee 2002-01-07 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference According to Carpenter and Sutin 1983, Williams et al. 1989. True Corpus callosum extreme capsule Rat fp 2002-01-07 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference According to Carpenter and Sutin 1983, Williams et al. 1989. True Corpus callosum posterior forceps Rat COA 2002-04-22 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference According to Gurdjian 1928. True Cortical nucleus of the amygdala Rat COAa 2002-04-22 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference According to de Olmos et al. 1985. True Cortical nucleus of the amygdala anterior part Rat COAp 2002-04-22 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference According to Canteras et al 1992a. True Cortical nucleus of the amygdala posterior part Rat COApl 2002-04-22 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference According to Canteras et al 1992a. True Cortical nucleus of the amygdala posterior part lateral zone Rat COApm 2002-04-22 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference According to Canteras et al 1992a. True Cortical nucleus of the amygdala posterior part medial zone Rat cbt 2002-01-07 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference According to Zimmerman et al. 1964, Kuypers 1981, Wiesendanger 1981. True Corticobulbar tract Rat cpt 2002-01-07 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference According to Mihailoff et al. 1985. True Corticopontine tract Rat crt 2002-01-07 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference According to Brown 1974. True Corticorubral tract Rat cst 2002-01-07 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference According to Carpenter and Sutin 1983, Williams et al. 1989. True Corticospinal tract Rat cte 2002-01-07 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference According to Lund 1966, Harvey and Worthington 1990. True Corticotectal tract Rat CSN 2002-04-27 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference No description provided. True Cranial & Spinal Nerves (&Related) Rat tspc 2002-04-28 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference According to Redgrave et al. 1987, 1990. True Crossed tectospinal pathway Rat CUL 2002-04-22 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference According to Larsell 1952, 1970, Palay and Chan-Palay 1974, Voogd et al. 1985. The cerebellar cortex has three layers: molecular (CBXm), Purkinje (CBXp), and granule cell (CBXg). The surface map provided by Campbell and Armstrong (1983) was particularly useful in constructing the flatmap. Note that the brain used for this atlas had one apparently unsual feature in the cerebellum (not illustrated in the above references): a very large fissure that we have called the pyramidal fissure (atlas levels 64-70). True Culmen Rat CUL4 2002-04-22 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference According to Larsell 1952, 1970, Palay and Chan-Palay 1974, Voogd et al. 1985. The cerebellar cortex has three layers: molecular (CBXm), Purkinje (CBXp), and granule cell (CBXg). The surface map provided by Campbell and Armstrong (1983) was particularly useful in constructing the flatmap. Note that the brain used for this atlas had one apparently unsual feature in the cerebellum (not illustrated in the above references): a very large fissure that we have called the pyramidal fissure (atlas levels 64-70). True Culmen lobule IV Rat CUL5 2002-04-22 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference According to Larsell 1952, 1970, Palay and Chan-Palay 1974, Voogd et al. 1985. The cerebellar cortex has three layers: molecular (CBXm), Purkinje (CBXp), and granule cell (CBXg). The surface map provided by Campbell and Armstrong (1983) was particularly useful in constructing the flatmap. Note that the brain used for this atlas had one apparently unsual feature in the cerebellum (not illustrated in the above references): a very large fissure that we have called the pyramidal fissure (atlas levels 64-70). True Culmen lobule V Rat cuf 2002-04-27 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference According to Cliffer and Giesler 1989. True Cuneate fascicle Rat CU 2002-04-18 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference According to Cliffer and Giesler 1989, Maslany et al. 1991. True Cuneate nucleus Rat CUN 2002-04-22 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference According to Castaldi 1926, Olszewski and Baxter 1954, Swanson et al. 1984. True Cuneiform nucleus Rat cct 2002-04-27 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference According to Massopust et al. 1985. True Cuneocerebellar tract Rat DEC-a 2002-04-22 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference According to Larsell 1952, 1970, Palay and Chan-Palay 1974, Voogd et al. 1985. The cerebellar cortex has three layers: molecular (CBXm), Purkinje (CBXp), and granule cell (CBXg). The surface map provided by Campbell and Armstrong (1983) was particularly useful in constructing the flatmap. Note that the brain used for this atlas had one apparently unsual feature in the cerebellum (not illustrated in the above references): a very large fissure that we have called the pyramidal fissure (atlas levels 64-70). True Declive, sublobule a Rat DEC-b 2002-04-22 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference According to Larsell 1952, 1970, Palay and Chan-Palay 1974, Voogd et al. 1985. The cerebellar cortex has three layers: molecular (CBXm), Purkinje (CBXp), and granule cell (CBXg). The surface map provided by Campbell and Armstrong (1983) was particularly useful in constructing the flatmap. Note that the brain used for this atlas had one apparently unsual feature in the cerebellum (not illustrated in the above references): a very large fissure that we have called the pyramidal fissure (atlas levels 64-70). True Declive, sublobule b Rat DEC-c 2002-04-22 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference According to Larsell 1952, 1970, Palay and Chan-Palay 1974, Voogd et al. 1985. The cerebellar cortex has three layers: molecular (CBXm), Purkinje (CBXp), and granule cell (CBXg). The surface map provided by Campbell and Armstrong (1983) was particularly useful in constructing the flatmap. Note that the brain used for this atlas had one apparently unsual feature in the cerebellum (not illustrated in the above references): a very large fissure that we have called the pyramidal fissure (atlas levels 64-70). True Declive, sublobule c Rat DEC-D 2002-04-22 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference According to Larsell 1952, 1970, Palay and Chan-Palay 1974, Voogd et al. 1985. The cerebellar cortex has three layers: molecular (CBXm), Purkinje (CBXp), and granule cell (CBXg). The surface map provided by Campbell and Armstrong (1983) was particularly useful in constructing the flatmap. Note that the brain used for this atlas had one apparently unsual feature in the cerebellum (not illustrated in the above references): a very large fissure that we have called the pyramidal fissure (atlas levels 64-70). True Declive, sublobule d Rat DEC 2002-04-22 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference According to Larsell 1952, 1970, Palay and Chan-Palay 1974, Voogd et al. 1985. The cerebellar cortex has three layers: molecular (CBXm), Purkinje (CBXp), and granule cell (CBXg). The surface map provided by Campbell and Armstrong (1983) was particularly useful in constructing the flatmap. Note that the brain used for this atlas had one apparently unsual feature in the cerebellum (not illustrated in the above references): a very large fissure that we have called the pyramidal fissure (atlas levels 64-70). True Declive (VI) Rat IVd 2002-04-27 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference According to Hebel and Stromberg 1986. True Decussation of the trochlear nerve Rat DNC 2002-04-22 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference According to Korneliussen 1968, Voogd et al. 1985. True Deep cerebellar nuclei Rat DG 2002-04-22 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference According to Blackstad 1956, Swanson et al. 1987. See Canteras et al. (1992a) for a discussion of the ventral region of the medial entorhinal area. True Dentate gyrus Rat DGcr 2002-04-22 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference According to Blackstad 1956, Swanson et al. 1987. See Canteras et al. (1992a) for a discussion of the ventral region of the medial entorhinal area. True Dentate gyrus crest Rat DGcr-sg 2002-04-22 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference According to Blackstad 1956, Swanson et al. 1987. See Canteras et al. (1992a) for a discussion of the ventral region of the medial entorhinal area. True Dentate gyrus crest granule cell layer Rat DGcr-mo 2002-04-22 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference According to Blackstad 1956, Swanson et al. 1987. See Canteras et al. (1992a) for a discussion of the ventral region of the medial entorhinal area. True Dentate gyrus crest molecular layer Rat DGcr-po 2002-04-22 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference According to Blackstad 1956, Swanson et al. 1987. See Canteras et al. (1992a) for a discussion of the ventral region of the medial entorhinal area. True Dentate gyrus crest polymorph layer Rat DGlb 2002-04-22 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference According to Blackstad 1956, Swanson et al. 1987. See Canteras et al. (1992a) for a discussion of the ventral region of the medial entorhinal area. True Dentate gyrus lateral blade Rat DGlb-sg 2002-04-22 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference According to Blackstad 1956, Swanson et al. 1987. See Canteras et al. (1992a) for a discussion of the ventral region of the medial entorhinal area. True Dentate gyrus lateral blade granule cell layer Rat DGlb-mo 2002-04-22 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference According to Blackstad 1956, Swanson et al. 1987. See Canteras et al. (1992a) for a discussion of the ventral region of the medial entorhinal area. True Dentate gyrus lateral blade molecular layer Rat DGlb-po 2002-04-22 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference According to Blackstad 1956, Swanson et al. 1987. See Canteras et al. (1992a) for a discussion of the ventral region of the medial entorhinal area. True Dentate gyrus lateral blade polymorph layer Rat DGmb 2002-04-22 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference According to Blackstad 1956, Swanson et al. 1987. See Canteras et al. (1992a) for a discussion of the ventral region of the medial entorhinal area. True Dentate gyrus medial blade Rat DGmb-sg 2002-04-22 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference According to Blackstad 1956, Swanson et al. 1987. See Canteras et al. (1992a) for a discussion of the ventral region of the medial entorhinal area. True Dentate gyrus medial blade granule cell layer Rat DGmb-mo 2002-04-22 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference According to Blackstad 1956, Swanson et al. 1987. See Canteras et al. (1992a) for a discussion of the ventral region of the medial entorhinal area. True Dentate gyrus medial blade molecular layer Rat DGmb-po 2002-04-22 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference According to Blackstad 1956, Swanson et al. 1987. See Canteras et al. (1992a) for a discussion of the ventral region of the medial entorhinal area. True Dentate gyrus medial blade polymorph layer Rat DN 2002-04-22 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference According to Korneliussen 1968, Voogd et al. 1985. True Dentate nucleus Rat DNp 2002-04-22 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference According to Korneliussen 1968, Voogd et al. 1985. True Dentate nucleus parvicellular part Rat DN_p 2002-04-22 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference According to Korneliussen 1968, Voogd et al. 1985. True Dentate nucleus proper Rat dscp 2002-04-27 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference According to Caughell and Flummerfelt 1977. True Descussation of the scp Rat tspd 2002-04-28 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference According to Redgrave et al. 1987, 1990. True Direct tectospinal pathway Rat IOda 2002-04-22 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference No description provided. True Dorsal accessory olive Rat das 2002-04-27 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference According to Harrison and Feldman 1970. True Dorsal acoustic stria Rat AUDd 2002-04-22 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference According to Azizi et al. 1985, Sally and Kelly 1988, Kelly and Sally 1988. True Dorsal auditory areas Rat DCO 2002-04-18 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference According to Harrison and Feldman 1970, Osen et al. 1984, Webster 1985. True Dorsal coclear nucleus Rat DCN 2002-04-18 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference According to Torvik 1956, Nord 1967. True Dorsal column nuclei Rat dc 2002-04-27 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference According to Cliffer and Giesler 1989. True Dorsal columns Rat DOL 2002-04-22 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference According to Hancock and Peveto 1979. True Dorsal commissural nucleus Rat dcm 2002-04-28 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference No description provided. True Dorsal commissure of the spinal cord Rat df 2002-01-07 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference According to Powell and Cowan 1955. True Dorsal fornix Rat dhc 2002-01-07 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference According to Blackstad 1956. True Dorsal hippocampal commissure Rat ab 2002-01-07 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference According to Cajal 1995. True Dorsal hippocampal commissure angular bundle Rat DH 2002-04-22 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference The basic division of the dorsal horn used by Cajal (1995) has been adopted here. He divided the base of the dorsal horn into medial and lateral basal nuclei (together called the BDG here), whereas his head and neck (center) of the dorsal horn has come to be referred to as the nucleus proprius (see Carpenter and Sutin 1983), the reticular nucleus (process) is found lateral to the nucleus proprius (see Rexed 1952). True Dorsal horn of the spinal cord Rat dlf 2002-04-28 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference According to Nauta and Haymaker 1969. True Dorsal longitudinal fascicle Rat DMX 2002-04-23 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference According to Fox and Powley 1985, Norgren and Smith 1988, Altshuler et al. 1991. True Dorsal motor nucleus of the vagus nerve Rat DSN 2002-04-22 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference According to Matsushita and Hosoya 1979. True Dorsal nucleus of the spinal cord Rat DSNc 2002-04-22 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference According to Edgley and Grant 1991. True Dorsal nucleus of the spinal cord caudal part Rat DR 2002-04-21 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference According to Brown 1943, Valverde 1962, Descarries et al. 1982, Park 1987. True Dorsal nucleus raphe Rat LGd 2002-04-16 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference According to Reese 1988. True Dorsal part of the lateral geniculate complex Rat PMd 2002-04-16 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference According to Canteras and Swanson 1992a. True Dorsal premammillary nucleus Rat drt 2002-04-27 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference According to Waibl 1973, Hebel and Stromberg 1986, Neuhuber and Zenker 1989, Arvidsson and Pfaller 1990, Rivero-Melian and Grant 1990, Silverman and Kruger 1990, LaMotte et al. 1991. True Dorsal roots Rat sctd 2002-04-27 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference According to Yamada et al. 1991. True Dorsal spinocerebellar tract Rat dtd 2002-04-28 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference According to Redgrave et al. 1987, 1990. True Dorsal tegmental decussation Rat DTN 2002-04-21 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference According to Cowan et al. 1964,Hayakawa and Zyo 1983. True Dorsal tegmental nucleus Rat dtt 2002-04-28 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference According to Lindvall and Bjorklund 1984. True Dorsal tegmental tract Rat DT 2002-04-18 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference According to Hayhow et al. 1960, Terubayashi and Fujisawa 1984, Giolli et al. 1989. True Dorsal terminal nucleus of the accessory optic tract Rat DOR 2001-12-18 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference These nuclei project in a topographically organized way to virtually all parts of the cortical mantle. True Dorsal Thalamus Rat dl 2002-04-27 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference According to Chung et al. 1987. True Dorsolateral fascicle Rat DMH 2002-04-16 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference According to Gurdjian 1927, Krieg 1932, Thompson and Swanson 1998. True Dorsomedial nucleus of the hypothalamus Rat DMHa 2002-04-16 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference Gurdjian (1927) referred to this poorly defined cell group as the dorsal part of the DMH. True Dorsomedial nucleus of the hypothalamus anterior part Rat DMHp 2002-04-16 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference Gurdjian (1927) referred to this dense group of cells as the ventral part of the DMH. True Dorsomedial nucleus of the hypothalamus posterior part Rat DMHv 2002-04-16 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference A variety of features indicate that this region differs from the anterior and posterior parts (Thompson and Swanson 1998). True Dorsomedial nucleus of the hypothalamus ventral part Rat ECT 2002-04-22 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference According to Krieg 1946a, b, Miller and Vogt 1984, see note 40. True Ectorhinal area Rat EW 2002-04-23 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference According to Loewy et al. 1978, Martin and Dolivo 1983. True Edinger-Westphal nucleus Rat ECO 2002-04-23 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference According to White and Warr 1983, Vetter et al. 1991, Vetter and Mugnaini 1992. True Efferent cochlear group Rat cvb 2002-04-27 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference According to Strutz 1982, White and Warr 1983, Osen et al. 1984. True Efferent cochleovestibular bundle Rat EV 2002-04-23 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference According to Strutz 1982. True Efferent vesstibular nucleus Rat EP 2002-04-22 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference According to Krettek and Price 1978. This nucleus appears to form the olfactory component of the claustrum, deep to the piriform area (see also Gurdjian 1928). True Endopiriform nucleus Rat EPd 2002-04-22 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference According to Krettek and Price 1978. This nucleus appears to form the olfactory component of the claustrum, deep to the piriform area (see also Gurdjian 1928). True Endopiriform nucleus dorsal part Rat EPv 2002-04-22 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference According to Krettek and Price 1978. This nucleus appears to form the olfactory component of the claustrum, deep to the piriform area (see also Gurdjian 1928). True Endopiriform nucleus ventral part Rat ENT 2001-12-17 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference According to Blackstad 1956, Swanson et al. 1987. See Canteras et al. (1992a) for a discussion of the ventral region of the medial entorhinal area. True Entorhinal area Rat ENTl 2001-12-17 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference According to Blackstad 1956, Swanson et al. 1987. See Canteras et al. (1992a) for a discussion of the ventral region of the medial entorhinal area. True Entorhinal area, lateral part Rat ENTl1-6 2001-12-17 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference According to Blackstad 1956, Swanson et al. 1987. See Canteras et al. (1992a) for a discussion of the ventral region of the medial entorhinal area. True Entorhinal area, lateral part layers 1-6 Rat ENTm 2001-12-17 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference According to Blackstad 1956, Swanson et al. 1987. See Canteras et al. (1992a) for a discussion of the ventral region of the medial entorhinal area. True Entorhinal area medial part, dorsal zone Rat ENTm1-6 2001-12-17 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference According to Blackstad 1956, Swanson et al. 1987. See Canteras et al. (1992a) for a discussion of the ventral region of the medial entorhinal area. True Entorhinal area medial part, dorsal zone layers 1-6 Rat ENTMv 2001-12-17 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference According to Blackstad 1956, Swanson et al. 1987. See Canteras et al. (1992a) for a discussion of the ventral region of the medial entorhinal area. True Entorhinal area medial part, ventral zone Rat EPI 2002-01-07 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference These nuclei do not project to the endbrain. True Epithalamus Rat ECU 2002-04-18 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference According Campbell et al. 1974. True External cuneate nucleus Rat esp 2002-04-27 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference According to Gurdjian 1927. True Extrapyramidal fiber systems Rat esp(bg) 2002-04-27 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference According to Voogd 1995, Voogd et al. 1996. True Extrapyramidal fiber systems, basal-nuclei related Rat Viin 2002-04-27 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference According to Martin et al. 1977, Hebel and Stromberg 1986. True Facial nerve Rat VII 2002-04-23 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference According to Martin et al. 1977, Watson et al. 1982, Friauf and Herbert 1985, Friauf 1986. True Facial nucleus Rat VII_p 2002-04-23 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference This is the remaining part of the facial nucleus eafter eliminating the accessory facial nucleus. Refer to Atlas plates 52-55. True Facial nucleus_proper Rat fr 2002-04-28 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference According to Gurdjian 1925, Herkenham and Nauta 1979, Contestabile et al. 1987. True Fasciculus retroflexus Rat FC 2002-04-22 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference According to Hjorth-Simonsen 1972. True Fasciola cinerea Rat FN 2002-04-22 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference According to Korneliussen 1968, Voogd et al. 1985. True Fastigial nucleus Rat CA1 2002-04-22 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference According to Blackstad 1956, Swanson et al. 1987. See Canteras et al. (1992a) for a discussion of the ventral region of the medial entorhinal area. True Field CA1 Rat CA1sp 2002-04-22 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference According to Blackstad 1956, Swanson et al. 1987. See Canteras et al. (1992a) for a discussion of the ventral region of the medial entorhinal area. True Field CA1 pyramidal layer Rat CA1spd 2002-04-22 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference According to Blackstad 1956, Swanson et al. 1987. See Canteras et al. (1992a) for a discussion of the ventral region of the medial entorhinal area. True Field CA1 pyramidal layer, deep Rat CA1sps 2002-04-22 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference According to Blackstad 1956, Swanson et al. 1987. See Canteras et al. (1992a) for a discussion of the ventral region of the medial entorhinal area. True Field CA1 pyramidal layer, superficial Rat CA1slm 2002-04-22 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference According to Blackstad 1956, Swanson et al. 1987. See Canteras et al. (1992a) for a discussion of the ventral region of the medial entorhinal area. True Field CA1 stratum lacunosum-moleculare Rat CA1so 2002-04-22 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference According to Blackstad 1956, Swanson et al. 1987. See Canteras et al. (1992a) for a discussion of the ventral region of the medial entorhinal area. True Field CA1 stratum oriens Rat CA1sr 2002-04-22 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference According to Blackstad 1956, Swanson et al. 1987. See Canteras et al. (1992a) for a discussion of the ventral region of the medial entorhinal area. True Field CA1 stratum radiatum Rat CA2 2002-04-22 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference According to Blackstad 1956, Swanson et al. 1987. See Canteras et al. (1992a) for a discussion of the ventral region of the medial entorhinal area. True Field CA2 Rat CA2sp 2002-04-22 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference According to Blackstad 1956, Swanson et al. 1987. See Canteras et al. (1992a) for a discussion of the ventral region of the medial entorhinal area. True Field CA2 pyramidal layer Rat CA2slm 2002-04-22 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference According to Blackstad 1956, Swanson et al. 1987. See Canteras et al. (1992a) for a discussion of the ventral region of the medial entorhinal area. True Field CA2 stratum lacunosum-moleculare Rat CA2so 2002-04-22 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference According to Blackstad 1956, Swanson et al. 1987. See Canteras et al. (1992a) for a discussion of the ventral region of the medial entorhinal area. True Field CA2 stratum oriens Rat CA2sr 2002-04-22 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference According to Blackstad 1956, Swanson et al. 1987. See Canteras et al. (1992a) for a discussion of the ventral region of the medial entorhinal area. True Field CA2 stratum radiatum Rat CA3 2002-04-22 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference According to Blackstad 1956, Swanson et al. 1987. See Canteras et al. (1992a) for a discussion of the ventral region of the medial entorhinal area. True Field CA3 Rat CA3sp 2002-04-22 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference According to Blackstad 1956, Swanson et al. 1987. See Canteras et al. (1992a) for a discussion of the ventral region of the medial entorhinal area. True Field CA3 pyramidal layer Rat CA3slm 2002-04-22 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference According to Blackstad 1956, Swanson et al. 1987. See Canteras et al. (1992a) for a discussion of the ventral region of the medial entorhinal area. True Field CA3 stratum lacunosum-moleculare Rat CA3slu 2002-04-22 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference According to Blackstad 1956, Swanson et al. 1987. See Canteras et al. (1992a) for a discussion of the ventral region of the medial entorhinal area. True Field CA3 stratum lucidum Rat CA3so 2002-04-22 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference According to Blackstad 1956, Swanson et al. 1987. See Canteras et al. (1992a) for a discussion of the ventral region of the medial entorhinal area. True Field CA3 stratum oriens Rat CA3sr 2003-01-22 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference According to Blackstad 1956, Swanson et al. 1987. See Canteras et al. (1992a) for a discussion of the ventral region of the medial entorhinal area. True Field CA3 stratum radiatum Rat FF 2002-04-17 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference According to Kuzemensky 1977, Berman and Jones 1982. True Fields of Forel Rat fi 2002-01-07 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference According to Wyss et al. 1980. True Fimbria Rat FL 2002-04-22 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference According to Larsell 1952, 1970, Palay and Chan-Palay 1974, Voogd et al. 1985. The cerebellar cortex has three layers: molecular (CBXm), Purkinje (CBXp), and granule cell (CBXg). The surface map provided by Campbell and Armstrong (1983) was particularly useful in constructing the flatmap. Note that the brain used for this atlas had one apparently unsual feature in the cerebellum (not illustrated in the above references): a very large fissure that we have called the pyramidal fissure (atlas levels 64-70). True Flocculus Rat FOTU 2002-04-22 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference According to Larsell 1952, 1970, Palay and Chan-Palay 1974, Voogd et al. 1985. The cerebellar cortex has three layers: molecular (CBXm), Purkinje (CBXp), and granule cell (CBXg). The surface map provided by Campbell and Armstrong (1983) was particularly useful in constructing the flatmap. Note that the brain used for this atlas had one apparently unsual feature in the cerebellum (not illustrated in the above references): a very large fissure that we have called the pyramidal fissure (atlas levels 64-70). True Folium-tuber vermis (VII) Rat fxs 2002-01-07 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference According to Swanson et al. 1987. True Fornix system Rat V4 2002-01-07 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference None provided True Fourth ventricle Rat LAP 2002-01-07 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference None provided True Fourth ventricle lateral aperture Rat V4r 2002-01-07 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference None provided True Fourth ventricle lateral recess Rat MAP 2002-01-07 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference None provided True Fourth ventricle median aperture Rat FS 2002-04-17 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference The cytoarchitecture of this ventrolateral region of the striatum just deep to the substantia innominata is more heterogeneous than that of the nucleus accumbens and especially the caudoputamen. While the term fundus of the striatum (fundus striati of Heimer 1972) has been used here and there in recent literature, its borders have not been clearly defined, it is used here to refer to the region identified as the substriatal gray by Crosby and Humphrey (1941). True Fundus of the striatum Rat GENd 2002-04-16 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference These nuclei innervate preferentially auditory and visual cortical areas. True Geniculate group of the dorsal thalamus Rat GENv 2002-04-16 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference None provided True Geniculate group of the ventral thalamus Rat ccg 2002-01-07 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference According to Carpenter and Sutin 1983, Williams et al. 1989. True Genu of corpus callosum Rat gVIIn 2002-04-27 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference According to Contreras et al. 1980, Hebel and Stromberg 1986. True Genu of the facial nerve Rat GRN 2002-04-22 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference According to Meesen and Olszewski 1949. True Gigantocellular reticular nucleus Rat GP 2002-04-17 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference According to Gurdjian 1928, Graybiel and Ragsdale 1979, Van der Kooy and Carter 1981, Rajakumar et al. 1993. In the rat the lateral segment is often referred to as the globus pallidus, whereas the medial segment is often to referred to as the entopeduncular nucleus. This anomalous nomenclature will probably gradually disappear. True Globus pallidus Rat GPl 2002-04-17 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference According to Gurdjian 1928, Graybiel and Ragsdale 1979, Van der Kooy and Carter 1981, Rajakumar et al. 1993. In the rat the lateral segment is often referred to as the globus pallidus, whereas the medial segment is often to referred to as the entopeduncular nucleus. This anomalous nomenclature will probably gradually disappear. True Globus pallidus lateral segment Rat GPm 2002-04-17 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference According to Gurdjian 1928, Graybiel and Ragsdale 1979, Van der Kooy and Carter 1981, Rajakumar et al. 1993. In the rat the lateral segment is often referred to as the globus pallidus, whereas the medial segment is often to referred to as the entopeduncular nucleus. This anomalous nomenclature will probably gradually disappear. True Globus pallidus medial segment Rat IXn 2002-04-27 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference According to Contreras et al. 1980, Hebel and Stromberg 1986, Fukusawa et al. 1991. True Glossopharyngeal nerve Rat grf 2002-04-27 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference According to Cliffer and Giesler 1989. True Gracile fascicle Rat GR 2002-04-18 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference According to Gulley 1973, Cliffer and Giesler 1989, Maslany et al. 1991. True Gracile nucleus Rat GRm 2002-04-18 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference According to Kemplay and Webster 1989. True Gracile nucleus median part Rat GR_p 2002-04-18 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference This is the part of the gracile nucleus outside of the median part. See Level 73. True Gracile nucleus proper Rat CNIam 2002-04-18 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference According to Mugnaini et al. 1980. True Granular lamina of the cochlear nuclei Rat GU 2002-04-22 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference According to Kosar et al. 1986, Cechetto and Saper 1987. True Gustatory areas Rat hbc 2002-04-28 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference According to Gurdjian 1925. True Habenular commisure Rat HEM 2002-04-22 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference According to Larsell 1952, 1970, Palay and Chan-Palay 1974, Voogd et al. 1985. The cerebellar cortex has three layers: molecular (CBXm), Purkinje (CBXp), and granule cell (CBXg). The surface map provided by Campbell and Armstrong (1983) was particularly useful in constructing the flatmap. Note that the brain used for this atlas had one apparently unsual feature in the cerebellum (not illustrated in the above references): a very large fissure that we have called the pyramidal fissure (atlas levels 64-70). True Hemispheric regions Rat hc 2002-01-07 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference None Provided True Hippocampal commissures Rat HPF 2001-12-17 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference According to Blackstad 1956, Swanson et al. 1987. See Canteras et al. (1992a) for a discussion of the ventral region of the medial entorhinal area. True Hippocampal formation Rat HIP 2002-04-22 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference According to Blackstad 1956, Swanson et al. 1987. See Canteras et al. (1992a) for a discussion of the ventral region of the medial entorhinal area. True Hippocampal region Rat XIIn 2002-04-27 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference According to Muntener et al. 1980. True Hypoglossal nerve Rat XII 2002-04-23 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference According to Kramer et al. 1979, Jacquin et al. 1983, Kitamura et al. 1983. True Hypoglossal nucleus Rat hht 2002-04-27 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference According to Swanson 1987. True Hypothalamohypophysial tract Rat HY 2002-01-07 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference Accroding to Rioch et al. 1940, Swanson 1987. True Hypothalamus Rat IG 2002-04-22 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference According to Wyss and Sripanidkulchai 1983 (see note 12). True Induseum griseum Rat icp 2002-04-27 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference According to Voogd 1995, Voogd et al. 1996. True Inferior cerebellar peduncle Rat IC 2002-04-18 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference According to Fay-Lund and Osen 1985. True Inferior colliculus Rat ICc 2002-04-18 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference According to Malmierca et al. 1993. True Inferior colliculus central nucleus Rat ICd 2002-04-18 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference According to Fay-Lund and Osen 1985. True Inferior colliculus dorsal nucleus Rat ICe 2002-04-18 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference According to Fay-Lund and Osen 1985. True Inferior colliculus external nucleus Rat IO 2002-04-22 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference According to Azizi and Woodward 1987, Nelson and Mugnaini 1988, Bourrat and Sotelo 1991. True Inferior olivary complex Rat ISN 2002-04-23 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference According to Contreras et al. 1980. True Inferior salivatory nucleus Rat ICB 2002-04-18 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference According to Fredrickson and Trune 1986. True Infracerebellar nucleus Rat ILA 2002-04-22 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference According to Krettek and Price, Vogt and Peters 1981. True Infralimbic area Rat INF 2003-01-28 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference Schwind 1928, Daniel and Prichard 1975, Hebel and Stromberg 1996. True Infundibulum Rat INFex 2003-01-28 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference Schwind 1928, Daniel and Prichard 1975, Hebel and Stromberg 1996. True Infundibulum external lamina Rat INFin 2003-01-28 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference Schwind 1928, Daniel and Prichard 1975, Hebel and Stromberg 1996. True Infundibulum internal lamina Rat IAD 2001-12-18 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference According to Gurdjian 1927, Rose 1942. True Interanterodorsal nucleus of the thalamus Rat IAM 2001-12-18 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference According to Gurdjian 1927. True Interanteromedial nucleus of the thalamus Rat DI 2001-12-17 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference Brainstem means different things to different authors. Here we include the interbrain, midbrain, and the hindbrain. The neuroendocrine motor system is centered in the interbrain, whereas autonomic and somatic motoneuron pools are found in the midbrain and hindbrain (and of course spinal cord). True Interbrain Rat IA 2002-04-10 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference According to Millhouse 1986. True Intercalated nuclei of the amygdala Rat ICS 2002-04-22 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference According to Petras and Cummings 1972, Barber et al. 1991. True Intercalated nucleus of the spinal cord Rat IF 2002-04-21 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference According to Berman 1968, Phillipson 1979. True Interfascicular nucleus raphe Rat IGL 2002-04-16 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference According to Hickey and Spear 1976, Moore and Card 1994. True Intergeniculate leaflet of the lateral geniculate complex Rat ias 2002-04-27 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference According to Zeman and Innes 1963, Harrison and Feldman 1970, Adams and Warr 1976. True Intermediate acoustic stria Rat IH 2002-04-22 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference Cajaal (1995) essentially divided the intermediate gray into medial, intermediate and lateral parts (the commissural nucleus, intermediate nucleus, and nucleus of the lateral funiculus, respectively). True Intermediate Gray of the Spinal Cord Rat iVIIn 2002-04-27 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference According to Contreras et al. 1980, Hebel and Stromberg 1986. True Intermediate nerve Rat PVI 2002-04-16 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference For the sake of consistency we have applied this name to what Gurdjian (1927) referred to as the dorsal part of the posterior periventricular nucleus. True Intermediate periventricular nucleus of the hypothalamus Rat IMD 2001-12-18 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference According to Gurdjian 1927, Krieg 1944, Krettek and Price 1977. True Intermediodorsal nucleus of the thalamus Rat IML 2002-04-22 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference According to Rubin and Purves 1980, Mawe et al. 1986, Strack et al. 1988, Anderson et al. 1989, Barber et al. 1991, Hosoya et al. 1991. True Intermediolateral column of the spinal cord Rat IMLp 2002-04-22 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference No description provided. True Intermediolateral column of the spinal cord parasympathetic column Rat IMLs 2002-04-22 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference No description provided. True Intermediolateral column of the spinal cord sympathetic column Rat VISli 2002-04-22 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference According to Sefton and Dreher 1985, Thomas and Espinosa 1987, reid and Juraska 1991. See also Coogan and Burkhalter 1993. True Intermediolateral visual area Rat IMM 2002-04-22 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference According to Petras and Cummings 1972, Molander et al. 1984, Brichta and Grant 1985, Molander et al. 1989. True Intermediomedial column of the spinal cord Rat iaf 2002-04-27 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference According to Massopust et al. 1985. True Internal arcuate fibers Rat int 2002-01-07 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference According to Saper 1984. The internal capsule in the rat corresponds to the posterior limb of the internal capsule in humans. True Internal capsule Rat IPN 2002-04-22 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference According to Groenewegen et al. 1986. True Interpeduncular nucleus Rat IPNa 2002-04-22 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference According to Groenewegen et al. 1986. True Interpeduncular nucleus apical subnucleus Rat IPNc 2002-04-22 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference According to Wada et al. 1989. True Interpeduncular nucleus central subnucleus Rat IPNd 2002-04-22 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference According to Groenewegen et al. 1986. True Interpeduncular nucleus dorsomedial subnucleus Rat IPNi 2002-04-22 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference According to Wada et al. 1989. True Interpeduncular nucleus intermediate subnucleus Rat IPNl 2002-04-22 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference According to Groenewegen et al. 1986. True Interpeduncular nucleus lateral subnucleus Rat IPNld 2002-04-22 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference According to Groenewegen et al. 1986. True Interpeduncular nucleus lateral subnucleus dorsal part Rat IPNli 2002-04-22 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference According to Wada et al. 1989. True Interpeduncular nucleus lateral subnucleus intermediate part Rat IPNlr 2002-04-22 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference According to Wada et al. 1989. True Interpeduncular nucleus lateral subnucleus rostral part Rat IPNlv 2002-04-22 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference According to Wada et al. 1989. True Interpeduncular nucleus lateral subnucleus ventral part Rat IPNr 2002-04-22 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference According to Groenewegen et al. 1986. True Interpeduncular nucleus rostral subnucleus Rat IP 2002-04-22 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference According to Korneliussen 1968, Voogd et al. 1985. True Interposed nucleus Rat IPp 2002-04-22 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference According to Korneliussen 1968, Voogd et al. 1985. True Interposed nucleus parvicellular part Rat IP_p 2002-04-22 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference According to Korneliussen 1968, Voogd et al. 1985. True Interposed nucleus proper Rat INC 2002-04-20 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference According to Rutherford and Gwyn 1982. True Interstitial nucleus of Cajal Rat IAN 2002-04-18 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference According to Harrison and Feldman 1970, Merchan et al. 1988. True Interstitial nucleus of the auditory nerve Rat INV 2002-04-18 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference According to Mehler and Rubertone 1985 True Interstitial nucleus of the vestibular nerve Rat IVF 2002-01-07 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference None provided True Interventricular foramen Rat ILM 2001-12-18 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference According to Macchi and Bentivoglio 1986, Berendse and Groenewegen 1991. These nonspecific nuclei have somewhat wider projections to the cortex than many other thalamic nuclei. True Intralaminar nuclei of the dorsal thalamus Rat isl 2002-04-17 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference According to Meyer et al. 1989. True Islands of Calleja Rat jrb 2002-04-27 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference According to Voogd 1995, Voogd et al. 1996. True Juxtarestiform body Rat KF 2002-04-19 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference According to Fulwiler and Saper 1984. True Kolliker-Fuse subnucleus Rat LCN 2002-04-22 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference According to Baker and Giesler 1984, Giesler et al. 1988, Broman and Blomqvist 1989. True Lateral cervical nucleus Rat LD 2001-12-18 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference According to Gurdjian 1927, Thompson and Robertson 1987. True Lateral dorsal nucleus of thalamus Rat lfbs 2002-01-07 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference According to Gurdjian 1927. True Lateral forebrain bundle system Rat LAT 2001-12-18 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference These nuclei preferentially innervate association areas in the parietal, temporal, and occipital regions. True Lateral group of the dorsal thalamus Rat LH 2002-04-16 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference According to Gurdjian 1925, Herkenham and Nauta 1979. True Lateral habenula Rat LHA 2002-04-16 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference According to Gurdjian 1927, and Krieg 1932. Several attempts have been made to parcellate this area, but there is little agreement among authors, and the parcellations based on histochemistry combined with pathway tracing methods are needed. A perifornical region can often be distinguished from a more lateral region. True Lateral hypothalamic area Rat LHA 2002-04-28 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference This is the remaining part of the lateral hypothalamic area after eliminating the tuberal nucleus. See the Atlas for reference. True Lateral hypothalamic area proper Rat II 2002-04-27 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference According to Fay-Lund and Osen 1985. True Lateral lemniscus Rat LM 2002-04-16 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference According to Gurdjian 1927, Krieg 1932, Allen and Hopkins 1988. True Lateral mammillary nucleus Rat LA 2002-04-22 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference According to Krettek and Price 1978. The basolateral complex of the amygdala is included here because it develops just superficial to the extrenal capsule, which has been misidentified in the region of the amygdala (see atlas levels 24-31). What we have called the amygdalar capsule is a fiber tract along the lateral border of this complex, and we suggest it is part of a fiber syste within, and lateral to (for example, the extreme capsule) the subplate or deep cortex. True Lateral nucleus of the amygdala Rat lot 2002-04-27 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference According to Gurdjian 1925. True Lateral olfactory tract Rat lotd 2002-04-27 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference According to Switzer et al. 1985. True Lateral olfactory tract dorsal limb Rat LP 2001-12-18 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference According to Gurdjian 1927, Price 1995. This cell group, which includes the pulvinar complex of many other species, has been little studied in the rat. True Lateral posterior nucleus of the thalamus Rat LPO 2002-04-16 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference According to Gurdjian 1927, and Swanson 1976a. True Lateral preoptic area Rat LRN 2002-04-23 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference According to Kapogianis et al. 1982a, b. True Lateral reticular nucleus Rat LRNm 2002-04-23 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference No description provided. True Lateral reticular nucleus magnocellular part Rat LRNp 2002-04-23 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference No description provided. True Lateral reticular nucleus parvicellular part Rat LSX 2002-04-17 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference According to Risold and Swanson 1997a, b. True Lateral septal complex Rat LS 2002-04-17 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference According to Risold and Swanson 1997a, b. True Lateral septal nucleus Rat LSc 2002-04-17 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference According to Risold and Swanson 1997a, b. True Lateral septal nucleus caudal (caudodorsal) part Rat LSc.d 2002-04-17 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference According to Risold and Swanson 1997a, b. True Lateral septal nucleus caudal (caudodorsal) part dorsal zone Rat LSc.d.d 2002-04-17 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference According to Risold and Swanson 1997a, b. True Lateral septal nucleus caudal (caudodorsal) part dorsal zone dorsal region Rat LSc.d.l 2002-04-17 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference According to Risold and Swanson 1997a, b. True Lateral septal nucleus caudal (caudodorsal) part dorsal zone lateral region Rat LSc.d.r 2002-04-17 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference According to Risold and Swanson 1997a, b. True Lateral septal nucleus caudal (caudodorsal) part dorsal zone rostral region Rat LSc.d.v 2002-04-17 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference According to Risold and Swanson 1997a, b. True Lateral septal nucleus caudal (caudodorsal) part dorsal zone ventral region Rat LSc.v 2002-04-17 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference According to Risold and Swanson 1997a, b. True Lateral septal nucleus caudal (caudodorsal) part ventral zone Rat LSc.v.i 2002-04-17 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference According to Risold and Swanson 1997a, b. True Lateral septal nucleus caudal (caudodorsal) part ventral zone intermediate region Rat LSc.v.v.l 2002-04-17 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference According to Risold and Swanson 1997a, b. True Lateral septal nucleus caudal (caudodorsal) part ventral zone lateral region Rat LSc.v.l.d 2002-04-17 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference According to Risold and Swanson 1997a, b. True Lateral septal nucleus caudal (caudodorsal) part ventral zone lateral region dorsal domain Rat LSc.v.l.v 2002-04-17 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference According to Risold and Swanson 1997a, b. True Lateral septal nucleus caudal (caudodorsal) part ventral zone lateral region ventral domain Rat LSc.v.m 2002-04-17 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference According to Risold and Swanson 1997a, b. True Lateral septal nucleus caudal (caudodorsal) part ventral zone medial region Rat LSc.v.m.d 2002-04-17 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference According to Risold and Swanson 1997a, b. True Lateral septal nucleus caudal (caudodorsal) part ventral zone medial region dorsal domain Rat LSc.v.m.v 2002-04-17 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference According to Risold and Swanson 1997a, b. True Lateral septal nucleus caudal (caudodorsal) part ventral zone medial region ventral domain Rat LSr 2002-04-17 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference According to Risold and Swanson 1997a, b. True Lateral septal nucleus rostral (rostroventral) part Rat LSr.dl 2002-04-17 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference According to Risold and Swanson 1997a, b. True Lateral septal nucleus rostral (rostroventral) part dorsolateral zone Rat LSr.dl.l 2002-04-17 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference According to Risold and Swanson 1997a, b. True Lateral septal nucleus rostral (rostroventral) part dorsolateral zone lateral region Rat LSr.dl.l.d 2002-04-17 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference According to Risold and Swanson 1997a, b. True Lateral septal nucleus rostral (rostroventral) part dorsolateral zone lateral region dorsal domain Rat LSr.dl.l.v 2002-04-17 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference According to Risold and Swanson 1997a, b. True Lateral septal nucleus rostral (rostroventral) part dorsolateral zone lateral region ventral domain Rat LSr.dl.m 2002-04-17 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference According to Risold and Swanson 1997a, b. True Lateral septal nucleus rostral (rostroventral) part dorsolateral zone medial region Rat LSr.dl.m.d 2002-04-17 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference According to Risold and Swanson 1997a, b. True Lateral septal nucleus rostral (rostroventral) part dorsolateral zone medial region dorsal domain Rat LSr.dl.m.v 2002-04-17 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference According to Risold and Swanson 1997a, b. True Lateral septal nucleus rostral (rostroventral) part dorsolateral zone medial region ventral domain Rat LSr.m 2002-04-17 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference According to Risold and Swanson 1997a, b. True Lateral septal nucleus rostral (rostroventral) part medial zone Rat LSr.m.d 2002-04-17 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference According to Risold and Swanson 1997a, b. True Lateral septal nucleus rostral (rostroventral) part medial zone dorsal region Rat LSr.m.v 2002-04-17 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference According to Risold and Swanson 1997a, b. True Lateral septal nucleus rostral (rostroventral) part medial zone ventral region Rat LSr.m.v.c 2002-04-17 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference According to Risold and Swanson 1997a, b. True Lateral septal nucleus rostral (rostroventral) part medial zone ventral region caudal domain Rat LSr.m.v.r 2002-04-17 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference According to Risold and Swanson 1997a, b. True Lateral septal nucleus rostral (rostroventral) part medial zone ventral region rostral domain Rat LSr.vl 2002-04-17 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference According to Risold and Swanson 1997a, b. True Lateral septal nucleus rostral (rostroventral) part ventrolateral zone Rat LSr.vl.d 2002-04-17 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference According to Risold and Swanson 1997a, b. True Lateral septal nucleus rostral (rostroventral) part ventrolateral zone dorsal region Rat LSr.vl.d.l 2002-04-17 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference According to Risold and Swanson 1997a, b. True Lateral septal nucleus rostral (rostroventral) part ventrolateral zone dorsal region lateral domain Rat LSr.vl.d.m 2002-04-17 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference According to Risold and Swanson 1997a, b. True Lateral septal nucleus rostral (rostroventral) part ventrolateral zone dorsal region medial domain Rat LSr.vl.v 2002-04-17 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference According to Risold and Swanson 1997a, b. True Lateral septal nucleus rostral (rostroventral) part ventrolateral zone ventral region Rat LSv 2002-04-17 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference According to Risold and Swanson 1997a, b. True Lateral septal nucleus ventral part Rat LSN 2002-04-22 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference According to Giesler and Elde 1985, Burstein et al. 1987, Broman and Blomqvist 1989. True Lateral spinal nucleus Rat sttl 2002-04-27 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference According to Giesler et al. 1981. True Lateral spinothalamic tract Rat LTN 2002-04-21 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference We have applied this name to a distinguishable cell group between the locus coeruleus and Barrington\'s nucleus that receives circumscribed inputs from the lateral hypothalamic area (Kelly 1995) and central nucleus of the amygdala (Petrovich and Swanson 1997). True Lateral tegmental nucleus Rat LT 2002-04-18 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference According to Hayhow et al. 1960, Terubayashi and Fujisawa 1984, Giolli et al. 1989. True Lateral terminal nucleus of the accessory optic tract Rat LV 2002-01-07 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference None provided True Lateral ventricle Rat LAV 2002-04-18 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference According to Rubbertone et al. 1995. True Lateral vestibular nucleus Rat LZ 2002-04-16 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference This very heterogeneous, poorly understood region is often thought of as an interstitial nucleus of the medial forebrain bundle, and the rostral extension of thebrainstorm reticular formation. True Lateral zone of the hypothalamus Rat LDT 2002-04-21 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference According to Gillilan 1943, Cornwall et al. 1990. True Laterodorsal tegmental nucleus Rat LDT_p 2002-07-23 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference This is the part of the laterordorsal tegmental nucleus which is not included in the sublaterodorsal nucleus. See the Atlas levels 45-50. True Laterodorsal tegmental nucleus proper Rat VISll 2002-04-22 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference According to Sefton and Dreher 1985, Thomas and Espinosa 1987, reid and Juraska 1991. See also Coogan and Burkhalter 1993. True Laterolateral visual area Rat 6b 2002-04-22 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference According to Divak et al. 1987, Valverde et al. 1987, 1995, Vandevelde et al. 1996 (but see Price et al. 1997). Layer 6b in the rat may be a rather unique structure. True Layer 6b, isocortex Rat CTXsp 2002-04-22 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference The structures listed here develop dorsal to the basal nuclei, and apparently deep to the cortical plate (although this remains controversial). Their projection neurons appear to use excitatory aminoacids rahter than GABA (which is used by most basal nuclear projection neurons). Many suggesyions in the older and more recent literature indicate that the deep amygdalar nuclei listed here are relatesd to the claustrum, and the endopiriform nucleus was often included in the older literature. Fiber tracts perhaps analogous to the extreme capsule lie superficial to layer 6b (Vanvelde et al. 1996) and the endopiriform nucleus. The embryological origin of isocortical layer 6b is unclear (subplate, or deep cortical plate, see next note). True Layer 6b(layer 7, subplate, deep cortex, claustral complex) Rat LIN 2002-04-23 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference According to Watson and Switzer 1978. Based on connections (Watson and Switzer 1978), cytology and topology, these cells are reminiscent of a bridge of LRN cells over the rostral end of the nucleus ambiguus. True Linear nucleus of the medulla Rat LING 2002-04-22 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference According to Larsell 1952, 1970, Palay and Chan-Palay 1974, Voogd et al. 1985. The cerebellar cortex has three layers: molecular (CBXm), Purkinje (CBXp), and granule cell (CBXg). The surface map provided by Campbell and Armstrong (1983) was particularly useful in constructing the flatmap. Note that the brain used for this atlas had one apparently unsual feature in the cerebellum (not illustrated in the above references): a very large fissure that we have called the pyramidal fissure (atlas levels 64-70). True Lingula (l) Rat LC 2002-04-21 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference According to Swanson 1976b. True Locus coeruleus Rat LC_p 2002-06-28 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference That part of the locus coeruleus which is not included in the subcoeruleus nucleus. True Locus coeruleus proper Rat MA 2002-04-17 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference This nucleus comes as close to a basal nucleus of Meynert as anything in the rat. Cholinergic neurons here innervate preferentially in the olfactory bulb. Whether it is in fact of the preoptic hypothalamus, derived from third ventricular neuroepithelium, is doubtful. See Swanson 1976a; Rye et al. 1984 and notes 62 and 64. True Magnocellular preoptic nucleus Rat MARN 2002-04-22 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference According to Berman 1968, Newman 1985a, b. This appears to be a ventromedial extension of the gigantocellular reticular nucleus. True Magnocellular reticular nucleus Rat MOB 2001-12-17 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference According to Gurdjian 1925, Shipley et al. 1996 True Main olfactory bulb Rat MOBgl 2001-12-17 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference None provided. True Main olfactory bulb, glomerular layer Rat MOBgr 2001-12-17 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference None provided True Main olfactory bulb, granule layer Rat MOBipl 2001-12-17 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference None provided True Main olfactory bulb, inner plexiform layer Rat MOBmi 2001-12-17 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference None provided True Main olfactory bulb, mitral layer Rat MOBopl 2001-12-17 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference None provided True Main olfactory bulb, outer plexiform layer Rat islm 2002-04-17 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference According to Gurdjian 1928. True Major island of Calleja Rat MBO 2002-04-16 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference There is no standard definition of the mammillary body, sometimes it just refers to the MM and LM. The TM could just as well be placed in the lateral zone because of its widespread, diffuse projections. True Mammillary body Rat mp 2002-04-28 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference According to Gurdjian 1927, Cowan et al. 1964, Shibata 1987. True Mammillary peduncle Rat mtg 2002-04-28 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference According to Allen and Hopkins 1990. True Mammillotegmental tract Rat mtt 2002-04-28 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference According to Gurdjian 1927, Cruce 1975, Seki and Zyo 1984. True Mammillothalamic tract Rat MZ 2002-04-22 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference According to Lima and Coimbra 1986, Holstege 1988. True Marginal zone of the spinal cord Rat MAN 2002-04-19 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference According to Leichnetz 1982, Gonzalo-Ruiz et al. 1990. True Medial accessory nucleus Rat IOma 2002-04-23 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference No description provided. True Medial accessory olive Rat mct 2002-01-07 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference According to Gurdjian 1927, Canteras and Swanson 1992b. True Medial corticohypothalamic tract Rat mfb 2002-04-28 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference According Gurdjian 1925, 1927, Nauta and Haymaker 1969, Nieuwenhuys et al. 1982. True Medial forebrain bundle Rat mfbs 2002-01-07 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference This system is meant to include the medial forebrain bundle as it is traditionally viewed (Gurdjian 1925, Nauta and Haymaker 1969, Nieuwenhuys et al. 1982), its extention through the brainstem into the spinal cord (e.g., Saper et al. 1976b, Swanson and McKellar 1979), and the major fiber tracts that feed into it. True Medial forebrain bundle system Rat MG 2002-04-16 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference According to Winer and Laurue 1987, Clerici and Coleman 1990. True Medial geniculate complex Rat MGd 2002-04-16 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference According to Winer and Laurue 1987, Clerici and Coleman 1990. True Medial geniculate complex dorsal part Rat MGm 2002-04-16 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference According to Winer and Laurue 1987, Clerici and Coleman 1990. True Medial geniculate complex medial part Rat MGv 2002-04-16 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference According to Winer and Laurue 1987, Clerici and Coleman 1990. True Medial geniculate complex ventral part Rat MED 2001-12-18 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference These nuclei preferentially innervate the prefrontal region. True Medial group of the dorsal thalamus Rat MH 2002-04-16 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference According to Gurdjian 1925, Herkenham and Nauta 1979. True Medial habenula Rat MHd 2002-04-16 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference According to Wada et al. 1989. True Medial habenula dorsal part Rat MHv 2002-04-16 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference According to Wada et al. 1989. True Medial habenula ventral part Rat ml 2002-04-27 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference According to Massoupost et al. 1985. True Medial lemniscus Rat mlf 2002-04-27 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference According Rhines and Windle 1941. True Medial longitudinal fascicle Rat MM 2002-04-16 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference According to Gurdjian 1927, Krieg 1932, Allen and Hopkins 1988. True Medial mammillary nucleus Rat MMme 2002-04-16 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference According to Gurdjian 1927, Krieg 1932, Allen and Hopkins 1988. True Medial mammillary nucleus median part Rat MEA 2002-04-10 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference According to DeOlmos et al. 1985. True Medial nucleus of the amygdala Rat MEAad 2002-04-10 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference According to DeOlmos et al. 1985. True Medial nucleus of the amygdala anterodorsal part Rat MEAav 2002-04-10 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference According to DeOlmos et al. 1985. True Medial nucleus of the amygdala anteroventral part Rat MEApd 2002-04-10 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference According to DeOlmos et al. 1985. True Medial nucleus of the amygdala posterodorsal part Rat MEApd-a 2002-04-10 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference According to DeOlmos et al. 1985. True Medial nucleus of the amygdala posterodorsal part,sublayer a Rat MEApd-b 2002-04-10 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference According to DeOlmos et al. 1985. True Medial nucleus of the amygdala posterodorsal part,sublayer b Rat MEApd-c 2002-04-10 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference According to DeOlmos et al. 1985. True Medial nucleus of the amygdala posterodorsal part,sublayer c Rat MEApv 2002-04-10 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference According to DeOlmos et al. 1985. True Medial nucleus of the amygdala posteroventral part Rat MPO 2002-04-16 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference According to Simerly et al. 1984. The MPO contains a number of distinct cell groups, which are embedded in a relatively undifferentiated area of scattered neurons (the undifferentiated part of the MPO). True Medial preoptic area Rat MPO_p 2002-06-24 281 The hierarchy was constructed and adapted according to the information found in the Rat Brain Atlas, Swanson 1998. We have considered three types of brain structures: grisea (neural masses), fiber tracts, and ventricles. The hierarchical tree was constructed by taking into account two criteria: the set of classes and subclasses of the basic cell groups and fiber systems of the rat CNS and the topological positions of structures relative to superstructures. This is the part of the medial preoptic area outside of the classical substructures. See the atlas for details. Medial preoptic area proper Rat MPN 2002-04-16 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference According to Simerly et al. 1984. True Medial preoptic nucleus Rat MPNc 2002-04-16 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference According to Simerly et al. 1984. True Medial preoptic nucleus central part Rat MPNl 2002-04-16 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference According to Simerly et al. 1984. True Medial preoptic nucleus lateral part Rat MPNm 2002-04-16 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference According to Simerly et al. 1984. True Medial preoptic nucleus medial part Rat MPT 2002-04-18 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference According to Siminoff et al. 1968, Kanaseki and Sprague 1974. True Medial pretectal area Rat MSC 2002-04-17 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference Swanson and Cowan 1979. There is no morphologically distinct border between the medial spetal nucleus and nucleus of the diagonal band, although an arbitrary border is often drawn at the widest point of the complex (see Atlas level 16). This level also shows that is often convenient to describe horizontal and vertical limbs of the nucleus of the diagonal band (Raisman 1966). Unfortunately, Price and Powell (1970) applied the term nucleus of the horizontal limb of the diagonal band to a laterally adjacent cell group that had been widely referred to as the magnocellular preoptic nucleus since the time of Loo (1931), and that projects to the olfactory bulb rather than the hippocampal formation (see not 62). True Medial septal complex Rat MS 2002-04-17 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference Swanson and Cowan 1979. There is no morphologically distinct border between the medial spetal nucleus and nucleus of the diagonal band, although an arbitrary border is often drawn at the widest point of the complex (see Atlas level 16). This level also shows that is often convenient to describe horizontal and vertical limbs of the nucleus of the diagonal band (Raisman 1966). Unfortunately, Price and Powell (1970) applied the term nucleus of the horizontal limb of the diagonal band to a laterally adjacent cell group that had been widely referred to as the magnocellular preoptic nucleus since the time of Loo (1931), and that projects to the olfactory bulb rather than the hippocampal formation (see not 62). True Medial septal nucleus Rat MT 2002-04-18 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference According to Hayhow et al. 1960, Giollo et al. 1989. True Medial terminal nucleus of the accessory optic tract Rat MV 2002-04-18 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference According to Rubbertone et al. 1995. True Medial vestibular nucleus Rat MEZ 2002-04-16 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference This zone contains a series of well-defined nuclei that divide the hypothalamus into preoptic, anterior (supraoptic), tuberal, and mammillary levels. True Medial zone of the hypothalamus Rat ME 2003-01-28 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference Schwind 1928, Daniel and Prichard 1975, Hebel and Stromberg 1986. True Median eminence Rat MEex 2003-01-28 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference Schwind 1928, Daniel and Prichard 1975, Hebel and Stromberg 1986. True Median eminence external lamina Rat MEin 2003-01-28 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference Schwind 1928, Daniel and Prichard 1975, Hebel and Stromberg 1996. True Median eminence internal lamina Rat MEPO 2002-04-01 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference According to Swanson 1976a. True Median preoptic nucleus Rat MD 2001-12-18 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference According to Gurdjian 1927, Krieg 1944, Krettek and Price 1977. True Mediodorsal nucleus of the thalamus Rat MDc 2001-12-18 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference According to Gurdjian 1927, Krieg 1944, Krettek and Price 1977. True Mediodorsal nucleus of the thalamus central part Rat MDl 2001-12-18 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference According to Gurdjian 1927, Krieg 1944, Krettek and Price 1977. True Mediodorsal nucleus of the thalamus lateral part Rat MDm 2001-12-18 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference According to Gurdjian 1927, Krieg 1944, Krettek and Price 1977. True Mediodorsal nucleus of the thalamus medial part Rat VISlm 2002-04-22 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference According to Sefton and Dreher 1985, Thomas and Espinosa 1987, reid and Juraska 1991. See also Coogan and Burkhalter 1993. True Mediolateral visual area Rat MDRN 2002-04-22 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference According to Meesen and Olszewski 1949, Valverde 1962. True Medullary reticular nucleus Rat MDRNd 2002-04-22 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference According to Villanueva et al. 1988. True Medullary reticular nucleus dorsal part Rat MDRNv 2002-04-22 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference No description provided. True Medullary reticular nucleus ventral part Rat MEV 2002-04-18 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference According to Rokx et al. 1986a, Luo et al. 1991. This is a displaced dorsal root ganglion. True Mesencephalic nucleus of the trigeminal Rat MRN 2002-04-22 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference According to Brodal 1957. True Mesencephalic reticular nucleus Rat MRN_p 2002-06-28 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference The part of MRN which is not in its substructures. See atlas for details. True Mesencephalic reticular nucleus proper Rat mtV 2002-04-27 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference According to Rokx et al. 1986a. True Mesencephalic tract of the trigeminal nerve Rat MB-HB 2002-04-18 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference No description provided. True Midbrain-Hindbrain Rat MB-HB(Mot) 2002-04-19 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference No description provided. True Midbrain-Hindbrain, Motor Rat MB-HB(Mot, EP) 2002-04-19 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference No description provided. True Midbrain-Hindbrain, Motor, Extrapyramidal Rat MB-HB(Mot, Eye) 2002-04-19 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference No description provided. True Midbrain-Hindbrain, Motor, Eye Rat MB-HB(Mot, Face) 2002-04-23 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference No description provided. True Midbrain-Hindbrain, Motor, Face Rat MB-HB(Mot, Jaw) 2002-04-19 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference No description provided. True Midbrain-Hindbrain, Motor, Jaw Rat MB-HB(Mot, Lyb) 2002-04-23 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference No description provided. True Midbrain-Hindbrain, Motor, Labyrinth Rat MB-HB(Mot, Neck) 2002-04-23 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference No description provided. True Midbrain-Hindbrain, Motor, Neck Rat MB-HB(Mot, P/L/E) 2002-04-23 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference No description provided. True Midbrain-Hindbrain, Motor, Pharynx-Larynx-Esophagus Rat MB-HB(Mot, Tongue) 2002-04-23 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference No description provided. True Midbrain-Hindbrain, Motor, Tongue Rat MB-HB(Mot, Visc) 2002-04-23 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference No description provided. True Midbrain-Hindbrain, Motor, Viscera Rat MB-HB(Sens) 2002-04-18 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference No description provided. True Midbrain-Hindbrain, Sensory Rat MB-HB(Sens-Aud) 2002-04-18 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference No description provided. True Midbrain-Hindbrain, Sensory, Auditory Rat MB-HB(Sens-G/Visc) 2002-04-19 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference No description provided. True Midbrain-Hindbrain, Sensory, Gustatory-Visceral Rat MB-HB(Sens-ss) 2002-04-18 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference No description provided. True Midbrain-Hindbrain, Sensory, Somatosensory Rat MB-HB(Sens-Vest) 2002-04-18 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference No description provided. True Midbrain-Hindbrain, Sensory, Vestibular Rat MB-HB(Sens-Vis) 2002-04-18 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference No description provided. True Midbrain-Hindbrain, Sensory, Visual Rat mcp 2002-04-27 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference According to Yamada et al. 1991. True Middle cerebellar peduncle Rat MTN 2001-12-18 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference According to Macchi and Bentivoglio 1986, Berendse and Groenewegen 1991. These nuclei preferentially innervate the cingulate region, hippocampal formation and amygdala. True Midline group of the dorsal thalamus Rat V 2002-04-19 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference According to Mizuno et al. 1975, Jacquin et al. 1983. True Motor nucleus of the trigeminal Rat Vpc 2002-04-19 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference According to Spangler et al. 1982. True Motor nucleus of the trigeminal parvicellular part Rat V_p 2002-04-19 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference This is the remaining part of the motor nucleus of the trigeminal after excluding the parviccellular part. Refer to plates 47-52. True Motor nucleus of the trigeminal proper Rat moV 2002-04-27 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference According to Jacquin et al. 1983. True Motor root of the trigeminal nerve Rat nst 2002-04-27 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference According to Fallon and Moore 1978, Bjorklund and Lindvall 1984. True Nigrostriatal tract Rat ntt 2002-04-27 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference According to Clavier et al. 1976. True Nigrothalamic fibers Rat NODa 2002-04-22 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference According to Larsell 1952, 1970, Palay and Chan-Palay 1974, Voogd et al. 1985. The cerebellar cortex has three layers: molecular (CBXm), Purkinje (CBXp), and granule cell (CBXg). The surface map provided by Campbell and Armstrong (1983) was particularly useful in constructing the flatmap. Note that the brain used for this atlas had one apparently unsual feature in the cerebellum (not illustrated in the above references): a very large fissure that we have called the pyramidal fissure (atlas levels 64-70). True Nodulus sublobule a Rat NODb 2002-04-22 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference According to Larsell 1952, 1970, Palay and Chan-Palay 1974, Voogd et al. 1985. The cerebellar cortex has three layers: molecular (CBXm), Purkinje (CBXp), and granule cell (CBXg). The surface map provided by Campbell and Armstrong (1983) was particularly useful in constructing the flatmap. Note that the brain used for this atlas had one apparently unsual feature in the cerebellum (not illustrated in the above references): a very large fissure that we have called the pyramidal fissure (atlas levels 64-70). True Nodulus sublobule b Rat NOD 2002-04-22 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference According to Larsell 1952, 1970, Palay and Chan-Palay 1974, Voogd et al. 1985. The cerebellar cortex has three layers: molecular (CBXm), Purkinje (CBXp), and granule cell (CBXg). The surface map provided by Campbell and Armstrong (1983) was particularly useful in constructing the flatmap. Note that the brain used for this atlas had one apparently unsual feature in the cerebellum (not illustrated in the above references): a very large fissure that we have called the pyramidal fissure (atlas levels 64-70). True Nodulus (X) Rat ACB 2002-01-07 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference There is no morphologically distinct boundary between this ventromedial region of the striatum and the caudoputamen. Gurdjian (1928) first defined the nucleus accumbens in the rat as that part of the ventromedial striatum lacking massive bundles of ascending and descending fibers, which is still a useful working criterion. True Nucleus accumbens Rat AMBd 2002-04-23 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference According to Bieger and Hopkins 1987, Patrickson et al. 1991. True Nucleus ambiguus dorsal division Rat AMB_p 2002-04-23 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference This is the part of the nucleus ambiguus dorsal division after eliminating the stylopharingeal motoneurons. Refer to Atlas plates 59-71. The stylopharingeal motoneurons are not shown as a distinct substructure. True Nucleus ambiguus dorsal division proper Rat AMB(sty) 2002-04-23 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference According to Kukuda et al. 1995. True Nucleus ambiguus dorsal division, stylopharyngeal motoneurons Rat AMBv 2002-04-23 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference According to Bieger and Hopkins 1987. This region is characterized by preganglionic neurons that contribute to the thoracic branches of the vagus nerve, although other cell types may be present. True Nucleus ambiguus, ventral division Rat NI 2002-04-21 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference The correspondence between what Streeter (1903), Castaldi (1923), and Berman (1968) identified as the NI in human, guinea pig, and cat, and what Wyss et al. (1979) called NI in the rat is unclear. Based on connectional and histochemical evidence (N.S Canteras, personal communication) the NI of Wyss et al. and the central gray matter, pars alpha of Meesen and Olszewski (1949) appear to form parts of a single nucleus, which we have divided into compact (medial) and diffuse (lateral) parts, the latter corresponding to the pars alpha. True Nucleus incertus Rat NIc 2002-04-21 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference The correspondence between what Streeter (1903), Castaldi (1923), and Berman (1968) identified as the NI in human, guinea pig, and cat, and what Wyss et al. (1979) called NI in the rat is unclear. Based on connectional and histochemical evidence (N.S Canteras, personal communication) the NI of Wyss et al. and the central gray matter, pars alpha of Meesen and Olszewski (1949) appear to form parts of a single nucleus, which we have divided into compact (medial) and diffuse (lateral) parts, the latter corresponding to the pars alpha. True Nucleus incertus compact part Rat NId 2002-04-21 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference The correspondence between what Streeter (1903), Castaldi (1923), and Berman (1968) identified as the NI in human, guinea pig, and cat, and what Wyss et al. (1979) called NI in the rat is unclear. Based on connectional and histochemical evidence (N.S Canteras, personal communication) the NI of Wyss et al. and the central gray matter, pars alpha of Meesen and Olszewski (1949) appear to form parts of a single nucleus, which we have divided into compact (medial) and diffuse (lateral) parts, the latter corresponding to the pars alpha. True Nucleus incertus diffuse part Rat NIS 2002-04-18 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference According to Meessen and Olszewski 1949, Brodal 1952. True Nucleus intercalatus Rat ND 2002-04-20 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference According to Gillilan 1943, Rutheford et al. 1989. True Nucleus of Darkschewitsch Rat NR 2002-04-18 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference According to Meessen and Olszewski 1949, Torvik 1956, Valverde 1962. True Nucleus of Roller Rat NB 2002-04-18 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference According to Berman 1968. True Nucleus of the brachium of the inferior colliculus Rat NBC 2002-04-22 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference According to Sasaki and Arnold 1991. True Nucleus of the bulbocavernosus Rat NDB 2002-04-17 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference Swanson and Cowan 1979. There is no morphologically distinct border between the medial spetal nucleus and nucleus of the diagonal band, although an arbitrary border is often drawn at the widest point of the complex (see Atlas level 16). This level also shows that is often convenient to describe horizontal and vertical limbs of the nucleus of the diagonal band (Raisman 1966). Unfortunately, Price and Powell (1970) applied the term nucleus of the horizontal limb of the diagonal band to a laterally adjacent cell group that had been widely referred to as the magnocellular preoptic nucleus since the time of Loo (1931), and that projects to the olfactory bulb rather than the hippocampal formation (see not 62). True Nucleus of the diagonal band Rat NLL 2002-04-18 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference While it is common to divide this nucleus into dorsal and ventral parts, or into dorsal, intermediate, and ventral parts, the architecture and connections of this cell group have not been examined in any detail in the rat, where it has been done, it is obvious that the NLL is an extremely complex region (see Covey and Casseday 1986). We have not attempted to parcellate the NLL. True Nucleus of the lateral lemniscus Rat NLOT 2002-04-22 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference According to McDonald 1983, Millhouse and Uemoura-Sumi 1985. Like the NLOT and COA, this is an area of the olfactory cortex, usually grouped with the amygdala. True Nucleus of the lateral olfactory tract Rat NLOT3 2002-04-22 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference According to Gurdjian 1928 True Nucleus of the lateral olfactory tract dorsal cap Rat NLOT1 2002-04-22 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference According to McDonald 1983, Millhouse and Uemoura-Sumi 1985. Like the NLOT and COA, this is an area of the olfactory cortex, usually grouped with the amygdala. True Nucleus of the lateral olfactory tract molecular layer Rat NLOT2 2002-04-22 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference According to McDonald 1983, Millhouse and Uemoura-Sumi 1985. Like the NLOT and COA, this is an area of the olfactory cortex, usually grouped with the amygdala. True Nucleus of the lateral olfactory tract pyramidal layer Rat NOT 2002-04-18 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference According to Giolli et al 1985, Gregory 1985. True Nucleus of the optic tract Rat NPC 2002-04-18 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference According to Kanaseki and Sprague 1974 True Nucleus of the posterior commissure Rat NTS 2002-04-19 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference According to Torvik 1956, Contreras et al. 1982. NB: This nucleus belongs to the visceral part of the Midbrain-Hindbrain, even though a single subpart of it belongs ot hte gustatory subdivision. True Nucleus of the solitary tract Rat NTSce 2002-04-19 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference According to Ross et al. 1985, Cunningham et al. 1991. True Nucleus of the solitary tract central part Rat NTSco 2002-04-19 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference According to Torvik 1956. True Nucleus of the solitary tract commissural part Rat NTSge 2002-04-19 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference According to Leslie et al. 1982, Shapiro and Miselis 1985b. True Nucleus of the solitary tract gelatinous part Rat NTSl 2002-04-19 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference According to Berman 1968. True Nucleus of the solitary tract lateral part Rat NTSm 2002-04-19 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference According to Berman 1968, Conteras et al. 1982. NB: This subdivision does not appear in the hierarchy Swanson 1998, but appears in the atlas levels 58-73. It is composed of a rostral part which is the sole structure of the Gustatory division of the Midbrain-Hindbrain and of a caudal part which is a structure of the Visceral division. True Nucleus of the solitary tract medial part Rat NTSm(c) 2002-04-19 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference According to Berman 1968, Contreras et al. 1982. NB: the caudal aspect appears in brackets in the abbreviation in order to show that it is inferred from the hierarchy Swanson 1998 (page 209). True Nucleus of the solitary tract medial part caudal zone Rat NTSm(r) 2002-04-19 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference According to Torvik 1956; Contreras et al. 1982. NB: the rostral aspect appears in brackets in the abbreviation in order to show that it is inferred from the hierarchy Swanson 1998 (page 209). True Nucleus of the solitary tract medial part rostral zone Rat XI 2002-04-23 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference According to Brichta et al. 1987. True Nucleus of the spinal accessory nerve Rat NTB 2002-04-18 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference According to Harrison and Feldman 1970, Osen et al. 1984, Fay-Lund 1986, Bledsoe et al. 1990. This cell group is sometimes referred to as the medial nucleus of the trapezoid body (see note 200). True Nucleus of the trapezoid body Rat PRP 2002-04-18 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference According to Torvik 1956. True Nucleus prepositus Rat NP 2002-04-22 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference According to Todd 1989. True Nucleus proprius of the spinal cord Rat RM 2002-04-21 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference According to Meesen and Olszewski 1949, Valverde 1962, Mason et al. 1990. True Nucleus raphe magnus Rat RO 2002-04-21 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference According to Olszewski and Baxter 1954, Valverde 1962, Bowker and Abbott 1990. True Nucleus raphe obscurus Rat RPA 2002-04-21 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference According to Olszewski and Baxter 1954, Valverde 1962. True Nucleus raphe pallidus Rat RPO 2002-04-21 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference According to Brown 1943, Valverde 1962. True Nucleus raphe pontis Rat RE 2001-12-18 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference According to Gurdjian 1927, Risold et al 1997. True Nucleus reuniens Rat REC 2001-12-18 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference None provided True Nucleus reuniens caudal division Rat RECc 2001-12-18 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference None provided True Nucleus reuniens caudal division caudal part Rat RECd 2001-12-18 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference None provided True Nucleus reuniens caudal division dorsal part Rat RECm 2001-12-18 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference None provided True Nucleus reuniens caudal division median part Rat RECp 2002-06-27 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference A part of the nucleus reuniens, caudal division. True Nucleus reuniens caudal division posterior part Rat RER 2001-12-18 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference None provided True Nucleus reuniens rostral division Rat REa 2003-09-16 281 No description provided. Nucleus reuniens rostral division anterior part Rat RERd 2001-12-18 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference None provided True Nucleus reuniens rostral division dorsal part Rat RERl 2001-12-18 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference None provided True Nucleus reuniens rostral division lateral part Rat RERm 2001-12-18 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference According to Gurdjian 1927. True Nucleus reuniens rostral division median part Rat RERr 2001-12-18 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference None provided True Nucleus reuniens rostral division rostral part Rat RERv 2001-12-18 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference None provided True Nucleus reuniens rostral division ventral part Rat SAG 2002-04-18 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference According to Berman 1968, Andrezik and Beitz 1985, Henkel and Shneiderman 1988. True Nucleus sagulum Rat x 2002-04-18 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference According to Mehler and Rubertone 1985 True Nucleus x Rat y 2002-04-18 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference According to Fredrickson and Trune 1986. True Nucleus y Rat z 2002-04-18 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference According to Low et al. 1974 True Nucleus z Rat IIIn 2002-04-27 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference According to Hebel and Stromberg 1986. True Oculomotor nerve Rat III 2002-04-19 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference According to Glicksman 1980. True Oculomotor nucleus Rat III_p 2002-04-19 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference This is the remaining part of III, after excluding MAN. Refer to levels 39-41. True Oculomotor nucleus proper Rat OLF 2001-12-17 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference Defined here as regions of the cortical mantle that receive direct input from the olfactory nerve (primary, see Brodmann 1909), or from the main and accessory olfactory bulbs (unimodal association, see Price 1987). The latter also includes superficial regions of the amygdala (the NLOT, COA, PAA, and TR), and it is important to point out that the entorhinal area of the hippocampal formation also receives direct olfactory input (Kosel et al. 1981), although it receives many other types of sensory information and thus not usually included in the olfactory region. True Olfactory areas Rat ln 2002-04-27 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference According to Switzer et al al 1985, Doucette 1991. True Olfactory nerve Rat OT 2002-04-17 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference According to Price 1973, Millhouse and Heimer 1984. True Olfactory tubercle Rat OT1 2002-04-17 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference According to Price 1973, Millhouse and Heimer 1984. True Olfactory tubercle molecular layer Rat OT3 2002-04-17 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference According to Price 1973, Millhouse and Heimer 1984. True Olfactory tubercle polymorph layer Rat OT2 2002-04-17 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference According to Price 1973, Millhouse and Heimer 1984. True Olfactory tubercle pyramidal layer Rat OP 2002-04-18 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference According to Campbell and Liebermann 1985, Gregory 1985. True Olivary pretectal nucleus Rat oct 2002-04-27 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference According to Azizi and Woodward 1987. True Olivocerebellar tract Rat ON 2002-04-22 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference According to Kuzuhara et al. 1980. True Onuf nucleus Rat och 2002-04-27 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference According to Jeffery 1989. True Optic chiasm Rat IIn 2002-04-27 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference According to Crespo et al. 1985, Reese 1987a. True Optic nerve Rat opt 2002-04-27 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference According to Reese 1987b. True Optic tract Rat ORB 2002-04-22 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference According to Krettek and Price 1977, our parcellation of these topologically difficult areas was greatly aided by examining sections cut in the three standard plans. True Orbital area Rat ORBl 2002-04-22 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference According to Krettek and Price 1977, our parcellation of these topologically difficult areas was greatly aided by examining sections cut in the three standard plans. True Orbital area lateral part Rat ORBm 2002-04-22 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference According to Krettek and Price 1977, our parcellation of these topologically difficult areas was greatly aided by examining sections cut in the three standard plans. True Orbital area medial part Rat ORBv 2002-04-22 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference According to Krettek and Price 1977, our parcellation of these topologically difficult areas was greatly aided by examining sections cut in the three standard plans. True Orbital area ventral part Rat ORBvl 2002-04-22 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference According to Krettek and Price 1977, our parcellation of these topologically difficult areas was greatly aided by examining sections cut in the three standard plans. True Orbital area ventrolateral part Rat ptf 2002-04-28 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference According to Jackson and Crossman 1981, Yasui et al. 1990. True Pallidotegmental fascicle Rat pap 2002-04-27 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference According to Carter and Fibinger 1978. True Pallidothalamic pathway Rat PAL 2002-01-27 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference In mammals, lateral and medial ventricular ridges develop into the classical striatum and pallidum, respectively (see Alvarez-Bolado and Swanson 1996 for review). To simplify endbrain organization, we have placed all regions that appear to develop from the ventricular ridges into either the pallidum or striatum, broadly defined. In general, cortex projects to striatum (and sometimes pallidum) via excitatory inputs, striatum projects to pallidum via inhibitory inputs, and both striatum and pallidum generate inhibitory decending projections. Justification for the organization scheme presented here, based on connections, is in preparation. True Pallidum Rat PALd 2002-04-17 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference In mammals, lateral and medial ventricular ridges develop into the classical striatum and pallidum, respectively (see Alvarez-Bolado and Swanson 1996 for review). To simplify endbrain organization, we have placed all regions that appear to develop from the ventricular ridges into either the pallidum or striatum, broadly defined. In general, cortex projects to striatum (and sometimes pallidum) via excitatory inputs, striatum projects to pallidum via inhibitory inputs, and both striatum and pallidum generate inhibitory decending projections. Justification for the organization scheme presented here, based on connections, is in preparation. True Pallidum dorsal region Rat PALr 2001-12-20 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference In mammals, lateral and medial ventricular ridges develop into the classical striatum and pallidum, respectively (see Alvarez-Bolado and Swanson 1996 for review). To simplify endbrain organization, we have placed all regions that appear to develop from the ventricular ridges into either the pallidum or striatum, broadly defined. In general, cortex projects to striatum (and sometimes pallidum) via excitatory inputs, striatum projects to pallidum via inhibitory inputs, and both striatum and pallidum generate inhibitory decending projections. Justification for the organization scheme presented here, based on connections, is in preparation. True Pallidum rostral region Rat PALv 2002-04-17 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference In mammals, lateral and medial ventricular ridges develop into the classical striatum and pallidum, respectively (see Alvarez-Bolado and Swanson 1996 for review). To simplify endbrain organization, we have placed all regions that appear to develop from the ventricular ridges into either the pallidum or striatum, broadly defined. In general, cortex projects to striatum (and sometimes pallidum) via excitatory inputs, striatum projects to pallidum via inhibitory inputs, and both striatum and pallidum generate inhibitory decending projections. Justification for the organization scheme presented here, based on connections, is in preparation. True Pallidum ventral region Rat PB 2002-04-19 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference According to Fulwiler and Saper 1984. True Parabrachial nucleus Rat PBl 2002-04-19 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference According to Fulwiler and Saper 1984. True Parabrachial nucleus lateral division Rat PBlc 2002-04-19 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference According to Fulwiler and Saper 1984. True Parabrachial nucleus lateral division central lateral part Rat PBld 2002-04-19 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference According to Fulwiler and Saper 1984. True Parabrachial nucleus lateral division dorsal lateral part Rat PBle 2002-04-19 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference According to Fulwiler and Saper 1984. True Parabrachial nucleus lateral division external lateral part Rat PBlex 2002-04-19 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference According to Fulwiler and Saper 1984. True Parabrachial nucleus lateral division extreme lateral part Rat PBli 2002-04-19 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference According to Fulwiler and Saper 1984. True Parabrachial nucleus lateral division internal lateral part Rat PBls 2002-04-19 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference According to Fulwiler and Saper 1984. True Parabrachial nucleus lateral division superior lateral part Rat PBlv 2002-04-19 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference According to Fulwiler and Saper 1984. True Parabrachial nucleus lateral division ventral lateral part Rat PBm 2002-04-19 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference According to Fulwiler and Saper 1984. True Parabrachial nucleus medial division Rat PBme 2002-04-19 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference According to Fulwiler and Saper 1984. True Parabrachial nucleus medial division external medial part Rat PBmm 2002-04-19 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference According to Fulwiler and Saper 1984. True Parabrachial nucleus medial division medial medial part Rat PBmv 2002-04-19 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference This region appears to us to be a ventral extension of the PBmm (of Fulwiler and Saper 1984). True Parabrachial nucleus medial division ventral medial part Rat PCM 2001-12-18 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference According to Gurdjian 1927, Jones and Leavitt 1974. True Paracentral nucleus of the thalamus Rat PF 2001-12-18 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference According to Gurdjian 1927. A closely related centre median nucleus is now commonly identified in primates but not rodents. However, Krieg (1944) pointed out what he regarded as the equivalent of a centre median nucleus in the rat, as did Kruger et al. 1995. True Parafascicular nucleus Rat PFL 2002-04-22 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference According to Larsell 1952, 1970, Palay and Chan-Palay 1974, Voogd et al. 1985. The cerebellar cortex has three layers: molecular (CBXm), Purkinje (CBXp), and granule cell (CBXg). The surface map provided by Campbell and Armstrong (1983) was particularly useful in constructing the flatmap. Note that the brain used for this atlas had one apparently unsual feature in the cerebellum (not illustrated in the above references): a very large fissure that we have called the pyramidal fissure (atlas levels 64-70). True Paraflocculus Rat PBG 2002-04-18 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference According to Tokunaga and Otani 1978, Harting et al. 1991b. True Parageminal nucleus Rat PGRN 2002-04-22 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference According to Olszewski and Baxter 1954. True Paragigantocellular reticular nucleus Rat PGRNd 2002-04-22 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference According to Taber 1961, Newman 1985a. True Paragigantocellular reticular nucleus dorsal part Rat PGRNl 2002-04-22 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference According to Andrezik et al. 1981. Although this problem has not been addressed in detail, it seems likely from published maps (see Dahlstrom and Fuxe 1964, Hokfelt et al. 1984, Sawchenko et al. 1985, Giuliano et al. 1989, Ellenberger et al. 1990) that the C1 adrenergic group, the A1 noradrenergic group, the ventrolateral medulla, and the rostral ventrolateral medulla are centered in (though not necessarily confined strictly to) the PGRNI, with relatively minor possible involvement of the ventral division of the nucleus ambiguus (see note 295). True Paragigantocellular reticular nucleus lateral part Rat PRM 2002-04-22 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference According to Larsell 1952, 1970, Palay and Chan-Palay 1974, Voogd et al. 1985. The cerebellar cortex has three layers: molecular (CBXm), Purkinje (CBXp), and granule cell (CBXg). The surface map provided by Campbell and Armstrong (1983) was particularly useful in constructing the flatmap. Note that the brain used for this atlas had one apparently unsual feature in the cerebellum (not illustrated in the above references): a very large fissure that we have called the pyramidal fissure (atlas levels 64-70). True Paramedian lobule Rat PMR 2002-04-23 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference According to Mehler 1969, Somana and Wahlberg 1978, Andrezik and Beitz 1985. True Paramedian reticular nucleus Rat PPY 2002-04-22 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference We use this term in referring to the dorsal and ventral cell gorups identified recently. True Parapyramidal nucleus Rat PPYd 2002-04-22 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference According to Niura et al. 1996. True Parapyramidal nucleus deep part Rat PPYs 2002-04-22 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference According to Fukuda et al. 1993. True Parapyramidal nucleus superficial part Rat PAS 2002-04-23 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference According to Allen 1923, Walberg et al. 1962, Low et al. 1986. True Parasolitary nucleus Rat PS 2002-04-16 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference According to Simerly et al. 1984. True Parastrial nucleus Rat PAR 2002-04-22 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference According to Blackstad 1956, Swanson et al. 1987. See Canteras et al. (1992a) for a discussion of the ventral region of the medial entorhinal area. True Parasubiculum Rat PAR1 2002-04-22 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference According to Blackstad 1956, Swanson et al. 1987. See Canteras et al. (1992a) for a discussion of the ventral region of the medial entorhinal area. True Parasubiculum layer 1 Rat PAR2 2002-04-22 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference According to Blackstad 1956, Swanson et al. 1987. See Canteras et al. (1992a) for a discussion of the ventral region of the medial entorhinal area. True Parasubiculum layer 2 Rat PAR3 2002-04-22 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference According to Blackstad 1956, Swanson et al. 1987. See Canteras et al. (1992a) for a discussion of the ventral region of the medial entorhinal area. True Parasubiculum layer 3 Rat PAR4 2002-04-22 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference According to Blackstad 1956, Swanson et al. 1987. See Canteras et al. (1992a) for a discussion of the ventral region of the medial entorhinal area. True Parasubiculum layer 4 Rat PAR5 2002-04-22 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference According to Blackstad 1956, Swanson et al. 1987. See Canteras et al. (1992a) for a discussion of the ventral region of the medial entorhinal area. True Parasubiculum layer 5 Rat PAR6 2002-04-22 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference According to Blackstad 1956, Swanson et al. 1987. See Canteras et al. (1992a) for a discussion of the ventral region of the medial entorhinal area. True Parasubiculum layer 6 Rat PT 2001-12-18 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference According to Gurdjian 1927. True Parataenial nucleus Rat PAT 2002-04-18 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference According to Chan-Palay 1978, Phelan and Falls 1989b. True Paratrigeminal nucleus Rat PVH 2002-04-01 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference According to Swanson 1991, 1992b, Swanson and Simmons 1989. True Paraventricular nucleus of the hypothalamus Rat PVHd 2002-04-01 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference According to Swanson 1991, 1992b, Swanson and Simmons 1989. True Paraventricular nucleus of the hypothalamus, descending division Rat PVHdp 2002-04-01 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference According to Swanson 1991, 1992b, Swanson and Simmons 1989. True Paraventricular nucleus of the hypothalamus, descending division, dorsal parvicellular part Rat PVHf 2002-04-01 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference According to Swanson 1991, 1992b, Swanson and Simmons 1989. True Paraventricular nucleus of the hypothalamus, descending division, forniceal part Rat PVHlp 2002-04-01 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference According to Swanson 1991, 1992b, Swanson and Simmons 1989. True Paraventricular nucleus of the hypothalamus, descending division, lateral parvicellular part Rat PVHmpv 2002-04-01 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference According to Swanson 1991, 1992b, Swanson and Simmons 1989. True Paraventricular nucleus of the hypothalamus, descending division, medial parvicellular part, ventral zone Rat PVHm 2002-04-01 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference According to Swanson 1991, 1992b, Swanson and Simmons 1989. True Paraventricular nucleus of the hypothalamus, magnocellular division Rat PVHam 2002-04-01 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference According to Swanson 1991, 1992b, Swanson and Simmons 1989. True Paraventricular nucleus of the hypothalamus, magnocellular division, anterior magnocellular part Rat PVHmm 2002-04-01 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference According to Swanson 1991, 1992b, Swanson and Simmons 1989. True Paraventricular nucleus of the hypothalamus, magnocellular division, medial magnocellular part Rat PVHpm 2002-04-01 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference According to Swanson 1991, 1992b, Swanson and Simmons 1989. True Paraventricular nucleus of the hypothalamus, magnocellular division, posterior magnocellular part Rat PVHpml 2002-04-01 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference According to Swanson 1991, 1992b, Swanson and Simmons 1989. True Paraventricular nucleus of the hypothalamus, magnocellular division, posterior magnocellular part, lateral zone Rat PVHpmm 2002-04-01 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference According to Swanson 1991, 1992b, Swanson and Simmons 1989. True Paraventricular nucleus of the hypothalamus, magnocellular division, posterior magnocellular part, medial zone Rat PVHp 2002-04-01 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference According to Swanson 1991, 1992b, Swanson and Simmons 1989. True Paraventricular nucleus of the hypothalamus, parvicellular division Rat PVHap 2002-04-01 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference According to Swanson 1991, 1992b, Swanson and Simmons 1989. True Paraventricular nucleus of the hypothalamus, parvicellular division, anterior parvicellular part Rat PVHmpd 2002-04-01 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference According to Swanson 1991, 1992b, Swanson and Simmons 1989. True Paraventricular nucleus of the hypothalamus, parvicellular division, medial parvicellular part, dorsal zone Rat PVHpv 2002-04-01 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference According to Swanson 1991, 1992b, Swanson and Simmons 1989. True Paraventricular nucleus of the hypothalamus, parvicellular division, periventricular part Rat PVT 2001-12-18 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference According to Krieg 1944. True Paraventricular nucleus of the thalamus Rat PARN 2002-06-28 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference Accroding to Meesen and Olszewski 1949, Mehler, 1983, ter Horst et al. 1991. True Parvicellular reticular nucleus Rat PPN 2002-04-22 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference According to Jacobsonh 1909, Olszewski and Baxter 1954, Rye et al. 1987. Rye et al. (1987) regard the subpopulation of cholinergic neurons in this region as the pedunculopontine nucleus (see note 62), the region outlined here contains all the cells identified earlier in the PPN (Jacobson 1909, Olszewski and Baxter, 1954), although cholinergic neurons provide a very useful guide to its borders and seem to predominate numerically. True Pedunculopontine nucleus Rat per 2002-01-07 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference According to Lorente de No 1934. True Perforant path Rat PAG 2002-04-19 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference Recent work has clarified the structural organization of the rat PAG, which is that part of the brain central gray within the midbrain. The basic parcellation of the caudal three-quarters of the PAG follows Beitz (1985). True Periaqueductal gray Rat PAGd 2002-04-19 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference According to Beitz 1985. True Periaqueductal gray dorsal division Rat PAGdl 2002-04-19 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference According to Beitz 1985, Herbert and Saper 1992. This is perhaps the clearest division of the caudal PAG cytoarchitectonically (small, densely packed neurons), and because of this the dorsal division is also very easy to distinguish. True Periaqueductal gray dorsolateral division Rat PAGm 2002-04-19 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference According to Beitz 1985. True Periaqueductal gray medial division Rat PAGrl 2002-04-19 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference This relatively small, distinct group of neurons lies lateral to the PAGrm. We have assigned the names PAGrm and PAGrl simply on the basis of their location in the PAG. True Periaqueductal gray rostrolateral division Rat PAGrm 2002-04-19 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference This relatively homogeneous cell group lies between the caudal end of the interbrain and the caudal three-quarters of the PAG subdivided by Beitz (1985), exclusive of the PRC, COM and PAGrl. It forms the rostroventromedial part of the PAG. True Periaqueductal gray rostromedial division Rat PAGvl 2002-04-19 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference Beitz (1985). This large division is undoubtely heterogeneous (Keay et al. 1994) and requires further structural characterization. For example, there is a supraoculomotor region ventrally (Herbert and Saper 1992). True Periaqueductal gray ventrolateral division Rat PHY 2002-04-18 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference According to Brodal 1952, 1983, McCrea and Baker 1985. True Perihypoglossal nuclei Rat PP 2002-04-17 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference According to Saper et al. 1976a. True Peripeduncular nucleus Rat PR 2001-12-18 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference According to Brittain 1988. True Perireunensis nucleus Rat PERI 2002-04-22 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference According to Krieg 1946a, b, Deacon et al. 1983. True Perirhinal area Rat pvbh 2002-04-28 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference According to Krudjian 1927, Krieg 1932, Sutin 1966. True Periventricular bundle of the hypothalamus Rat pvbh 2002-04-28 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference According to Gurdjian 1927, Krieg 1932. True Periventricular bundle of the thalamus Rat PVZ 2002-04-01 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference This zone is characterized by pools of neuroendocrine motoneurons (Markakis and Swanson 1997). True Periventricular zone of the hypothalamus Rat PN 2002-04-22 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference According to Kuzuhara and Chou 1980. True Phrenic nucleus Rat PAA 2002-04-22 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference According to Canteras et al. 1992a. True Piriform-amygdaloid area Rat PIR 2002-04-22 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference According to Craigie 1925, Haberly and Price 1978a. True Piriform area Rat PIR1 2002-04-22 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference According to Craigie 1925, Haberly and Price 1978a. True Piriform area molecular layer Rat PIR3 2002-04-22 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference According to Craigie 1925, Haberly and Price 1978a. True Piriform area polymorph layer Rat PIR2 2002-04-22 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference According to Craigie 1925, Haberly and Price 1978a. True Piriform area pyramidal layer Rat PIT 2003-01-28 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference Ariens Kappers 1960. True Pituitary gland Rat AL 2003-01-28 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference Schwind 1928, Daniel and Prichard 1975, Hebel and Stromberg 1996. True Pituitary gland, anterior lobe Rat IL 2003-01-28 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference Schwind 1928, Daniel and Prichard 1975, Hebel and Stromberg 1996. True Pituitary gland, intermediate lobe Rat NL 2003-01-23 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference According to Scwind 1928, Daniel and Prichard 1975, Hebel and Stromberg 1986. True Pituitary gland, neural lobe Rat PCG 2002-04-21 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference This is simply the caudal extension of the periacqueductal gray. True Pontine central gray Rat PG 2002-04-22 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference According to Mihailoff et al. 1981, Nelson and Mugnaini 1988, Bourrat and Sotelo 1991. True Pontine gray Rat PG_p 2002-04-22 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference This is the remaining part of the pontine gray from which the tegmental reticular nucleus was excluded. True Pontine gray proper Rat PRN 2002-04-22 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference According to Meessen and Olszewski 1949. True Pontine reticular nucleus Rat PRNc 2002-04-22 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference The A5 noradrenergic group (Dahlstrom and Fuxe 1964) and associated depressor region (see Loewy et al. 1986) appear to be centered in ventrolateral regions of the PRnc, including the region of the rubrospinal tract, although a few cells also appear to extend into the periolivary region (see Westlund et al. 1983, Bryum et al. 1984). Most of the cells appear to lie adjacent to the superior salivatory nucleus (see note 300). True Pontine reticular nucleus caudal part Rat PRNr 2002-04-22 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference Often referred as the oral part (Meessen and Olszewski 1949). True Pontine reticular nucleus rostral part Rat fxpo 2002-01-07 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference According to Craigie 1925, Crosby et al. 1962. The vertically-oriented fibers in the medial septal nucleus and vertical limb of the nucleus of the diagonal band are sometimes referred to as Zuckerkandel\'s bundle. True Postcommissural fornix Rat pc 2002-04-27 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference According to Bucher and Nauta 1954. True Posterior commissure Rat PO 2001-12-18 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference According to Feldman and Kruger 1980, Price 1995, Fabri and Burton 1991, Diamond et al. 1992. True Posterior complex of the thalamus Rat PH 2002-04-16 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference According to to Gurdjian 1927 and Krieg 1932. True Posterior hypothalamic nucleus Rat POL 2001-12-18 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference According to LeDoux et al. 1987, Clerici and Coleman 1990. True Posterior limiting nucleus of the thalamus Rat PA 2002-04-22 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference According to Canteras et al. 1992a. True Posterior nucleus of the amygdala Rat PTLp 2002-04-22 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference This region appears to lie between unimodal somatosensory and visual areas and receives inputs from the lateral posterior nucleus, to this extent it may correspond to posterior parietal association areas in primates and other mammals, see Hughes 1977, Miller and Vogt 1984. True Posterior parietal association areas Rat PVp 2002-04-16 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference According to Ingram et al. 1932, Christ 1969. True Posterior periventricular nucleus of the hypothalamus Rat PPT 2002-04-18 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference According to Gregory 1985. True Posterior pretectal nucleus Rat PD 2002-04-16 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference According to Simerly et al. 1984. True Posterodorsal preoptic nucleus Rat VISpl 2002-04-22 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference According to Sefton and Dreher 1985, Thomas and Espinosa 1987, reid and Juraska 1991. See also Coogan and Burkhalter 1993. True Posterolateral visual area Rat TR 2002-04-22 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference According to Haug 1976, Canteras et al. 1992a. True Postpiriform transition area Rat POST 2001-12-17 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference According to Blackstad 1956, Swanson et al. 1987. See Canteras et al. (1992a) for a discussion of the ventral region of the medial entorhinal area. True Postsubiculum Rat POST1-6 2001-12-17 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference According to Blackstad 1956, Swanson et al. 1987. See Canteras et al. (1992a) for a discussion of the ventral region of the medial entorhinal area. True Postsubiculum layers 1-6 Rat fpr 2002-01-07 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference According to Swanson and Cowan 1977. True Precommissural fornix Rat PRC 2002-04-19 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference According to Paxinos and Watson 1986. True Precommissural nucleus Rat PL 2002-04-22 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference According to Krettek and Price 1977, Vogt and Peters 1981. True Prelimbic area Rat PVpo 2002-04-01 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference According to Gurdjian 1927. True Preoptic periventricular nucleus Rat Pre-Post-Cb 2002-04-22 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference No description provided. True Pre-Post Cerebellar nuclei Rat PRE 2001-12-17 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference According to Blackstad 1956, Swanson et al. 1987. See Canteras et al. (1992a) for a discussion of the ventral region of the medial entorhinal area. True Presubiculum Rat PRE1-6 2001-12-17 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference According to Blackstad 1956, Swanson et al. 1987. See Canteras et al. (1992a) for a discussion of the ventral region of the medial entorhinal area. True Presubiculum, layers 1-6 Rat PRT 2002-04-18 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference According to Scalia 1972. True Pretectal region Rat AUDp 2002-04-22 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference According to Sally and Kelly 1988, Kelly and Sally 1988, Arnault and Roger 1990. True Primary auditory area Rat MOp 2002-04-22 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference According to Donoghue and Wise 1982, Neafsey et al. 1986. True Primary motor area Rat SSp 2002-04-22 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference According to Chapin and Lin 1984, Sanderson et al. 1984. True Primary somatosensory area Rat SS-bfd 2002-04-22 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference According to Chapin and Lin 1984, Sanderson et al. 1984. True Primary somatosensory area barrel field Rat SS-ll 2002-04-22 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference According to Chapin and Lin 1984, Sanderson et al. 1984. True Primary somatosensory area lower limb Rat SS-m 2002-04-22 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference According to Chapin and Lin 1984, Sanderson et al. 1984. True Primary somatosensory area mouth Rat SS-n 2002-04-22 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference According to Chapin and Lin 1984, Sanderson et al. 1984. True Primary somatosensory area nose Rat SS-tr 2002-04-22 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference According to Chapin and Lin 1984, Sanderson et al. 1984. True Primary somatosensory area trunk Rat SS-ul 2002-04-22 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference According to Chapin and Lin 1984, Sanderson et al. 1984. True Primary somatosensory area upper limb Rat VISp 2002-04-22 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference According to Sefton and Dreher 1985, Thomas and Espinosa 1987, reid and Juraska 1991. See also Coogan and Burkhalter 1993. True Primary visual area Rat pm 2002-04-28 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference According to Gurdjian 1927, Fry and Cowan 1972. True Principal mammillary tract Rat IOpr 2002-04-23 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference No description provided. True Principal olive Rat PSV 2002-04-18 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference According to Torvik 1957, Emmers 1988. True Principal sensory nucleus of the trigeminal Rat pyd 2002-01-07 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference According to Zeman and Innes 1963. True Pyramidal decussation Rat py 2002-01-07 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference According to Leenen et al. 1964, Kuang and Kalil 1990. In the rat, the crossed corticospinal tract travels through ventral parts of the dorsal funiculus. True Pyramidal tract, crossed Rat PYR 2002-04-22 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference According to Larsell 1952, 1970, Palay and Chan-Palay 1974, Voogd et al. 1985. The cerebellar cortex has three layers: molecular (CBXm), Purkinje (CBXp), and granule cell (CBXg). The surface map provided by Campbell and Armstrong (1983) was particularly useful in constructing the flatmap. Note that the brain used for this atlas had one apparently unsual feature in the cerebellum (not illustrated in the above references): a very large fissure that we have called the pyramidal fissure (atlas levels 64-70). True Pyramus Rat PRYa 2002-04-22 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference According to Larsell 1952, 1970, Palay and Chan-Palay 1974, Voogd et al. 1985. The cerebellar cortex has three layers: molecular (CBXm), Purkinje (CBXp), and granule cell (CBXg). The surface map provided by Campbell and Armstrong (1983) was particularly useful in constructing the flatmap. Note that the brain used for this atlas had one apparently unsual feature in the cerebellum (not illustrated in the above references): a very large fissure that we have called the pyramidal fissure (atlas levels 64-70). True Pyramus sublobule a Rat PYRb 2002-04-22 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference According to Larsell 1952, 1970, Palay and Chan-Palay 1974, Voogd et al. 1985. The cerebellar cortex has three layers: molecular (CBXm), Purkinje (CBXp), and granule cell (CBXg). The surface map provided by Campbell and Armstrong (1983) was particularly useful in constructing the flatmap. Note that the brain used for this atlas had one apparently unsual feature in the cerebellum (not illustrated in the above references): a very large fissure that we have called the pyramidal fissure (atlas levels 64-70). True Pyramus sublobule b Rat RA 2002-04-21 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference According to Olszewski and Baxter 1954, Taber et al. 1960, Steinbusch and Nieuwenhuys 1983. True Raphe of mesenchephalon Rat RN 2002-04-23 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference While small neurons predominate rostrally and large neurons caudally (Reid et al. 1975, Strominger et al. 1987), it is difficult to draw a boundary between parvicellular and magnocellular parts in the rat. True Red nucleus Rat RET(C) 2002-04-19 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference There is no generally accepted definition of the reticular core, which essentially consists of those regions that have not been assigned to particular sensory and motor systems. We consider that the reticular core extends into the forebrain to include the lateral zone of the hypothalamus, ventral thalamus, and epithalamus. It plays a major role in controlling behavioral state, and in polymodal integration. True Reticular core Rat RET 2002-04-22 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference While there is some confusion in the literature about the various parts of the reticular formation, virtually all modern accounts are based on the pioneering work of Olszewski and his colleagues (Meessen and Olszewski 1949, Olszewski and Baxter 1954), which was modified by Brodal (1957) for the cat and by Valverde (1962) for the rat. True Reticular formation Rat RS 2002-04-22 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference According to Rexed 1952. True Reticular nucleus of the spinal cord Rat RT 2002-04-16 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference According to Gurdjian 1927, Spreafico et al. 1991. True Reticular nucleus of the thalamus Rat rct 2002-04-27 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference According to Chan-Palay et al. 1977. True Reticulocerebellar tract Rat rst 2002-04-28 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference According to Carpenter and Sutin 1983, Williams et al. 1989. True Reticulospinal tract Rat rstl 2002-04-28 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference According to Newman 1985a. True Reticulospinal tract, lateral part Rat rstm 2002-04-28 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference According to Newman 1985b. True Reticulospinal tract, medial part Rat R 2002-01-08 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference According to Braekevelt and Hollenberg 1970, Morest 1970, Perry 1981, Ehinger and Dowling 1987. True Retina Rat Rgcl 2002-04-22 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference No description provided. True Retina, ganglion cell layer Rat Rinl 2002-04-22 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference No description provided. True Retina, inner nuclear layer Rat Ripl 2002-04-22 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference No description provided. True Retina, inner plexiform layer Rat Ronl 2002-04-22 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference No description provided. True Retina, outer nuclear layer Rat Ropl 2002-04-22 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference No description provided. True Retina, outer plexiform layer Rat RCH 2002-04-16 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference According to Swanson and Kuypers 1980. These scattered neurons lie among the fibers of the supraoptic commissures, they were called the nucleus supraopticus diffusus by Gurdjian (1927). True Retrochiasmatic area Rat RHP 2001-12-17 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference According to Blackstad 1956, Swanson et al. 1987. See Canteras et al. (1992a) for a discussion of the ventral region of the medial entorhinal area. True Retrohippocampal region Rat RR 2002-04-22 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference According to Berman 1968. This region is characterized by scattered dopamine cells, caudal and dorsal to the ventral tegmental area (see Swanson 1982, Bjorklund and Lindvall 1984). True Retrorubral area Rat RSP 2002-04-22 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference According to Vogt and Miller 1983. True Retrosplenial area Rat RSPd 2002-04-22 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference This is the so-called agranular region of the retrosplenial area, see Krettek and Price 1977, Vogt and Miller 1983. True Retrosplenial area dorsal part Rat RSPagl 2002-04-22 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference According to Risold et al. 1997. True Retrosplenial area lateral agranular part Rat RSPv 2002-04-22 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference This is the so-called granular region of the retrosplenial area, we could not distinguish clearly zones b and c of Miller and Vogt 1983; see also Sripanidkulchai and Wyss 1987 for information about lamination. True Retrosplenial area ventral part Rat RSPv-a 2002-04-22 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference This is the so-called granular region of the retrosplenial area, we could not distinguish clearly zones b and c of Miller and Vogt 1983; see also Sripanidkulchai and Wyss 1987 for information about lamination. True Retrosplenial area ventral part zone a Rat RSPv-b/c 2002-04-22 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference This is the so-called granular region of the retrosplenial area, we could not distinguish clearly zones b and c of Miller and Vogt 1983; see also Sripanidkulchai and Wyss 1987 for information about lamination. True Retrosplenial area ventral part zone b/c Rat RC 2002-01-07 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference None provided True Rhinocele Rat RH 2001-12-18 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference According to Gurdjian 1927, Krieg 1944. True Rhomboid nucleus Rat RL 2002-04-21 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference According to Castaldi 1923, Brown 1943, Swanson 1982. True Rostral linear nucleus raphe Rat RMVE 2002-01-07 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference None provided True Rostral medullary velum Rat VISrl 2002-04-22 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference According to Sefton and Dreher 1985, Thomas and Espinosa 1987, reid and Juraska 1991. See also Coogan and Burkhalter 1993. True Rostrolateral visual area Rat ccr 2002-01-07 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference According to Carpenter and Sutin 1983, Williams et al. 1989. True Rostrum of corpus callosum Rat rrt 2002-04-28 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference According to Waldon and Gwyn 1969. True Rubroreticular tract Rat rust 2002-04-28 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference According to Waldon and Gwyn 1969. True Rubrospinal tract Rat MOs 2002-04-22 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference According to Donoghue and Wise 1982, Neafsey et al. 1986. True Secondary motor area Rat sV 2002-04-27 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference According to Torvik 1956, Marfurt and Rajchert 1991. True Sensory root of the trigeminal nerve Rat SF 2002-04-17 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference According to Risold and Swanson 1997a, b. True Septofimbrial nucleus Rat SH 2002-04-17 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference According to Risold and Swanson 1997a, b. True Septohippocampal nucleus Rat SIM 2002-04-22 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference According to Larsell 1952, 1970, Palay and Chan-Palay 1974, Voogd et al. 1985. The cerebellar cortex has three layers: molecular (CBXm), Purkinje (CBXp), and granule cell (CBXg). The surface map provided by Campbell and Armstrong (1983) was particularly useful in constructing the flatmap. Note that the brain used for this atlas had one apparently unsual feature in the cerebellum (not illustrated in the above references): a very large fissure that we have called the pyramidal fissure (atlas levels 64-70). True Simple lobule Rat SIMa 2002-04-22 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference According to Larsell 1952, 1970, Palay and Chan-Palay 1974, Voogd et al. 1985. The cerebellar cortex has three layers: molecular (CBXm), Purkinje (CBXp), and granule cell (CBXg). The surface map provided by Campbell and Armstrong (1983) was particularly useful in constructing the flatmap. Note that the brain used for this atlas had one apparently unsual feature in the cerebellum (not illustrated in the above references): a very large fissure that we have called the pyramidal fissure (atlas levels 64-70). True Simple lobule sublobule a Rat SIMb 2002-04-22 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference According to Larsell 1952, 1970, Palay and Chan-Palay 1974, Voogd et al. 1985. The cerebellar cortex has three layers: molecular (CBXm), Purkinje (CBXp), and granule cell (CBXg). The surface map provided by Campbell and Armstrong (1983) was particularly useful in constructing the flatmap. Note that the brain used for this atlas had one apparently unsual feature in the cerebellum (not illustrated in the above references): a very large fissure that we have called the pyramidal fissure (atlas levels 64-70). True Simple lobule sublobule b Rat ts 2002-04-27 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference According to Torvik 1956, Contreras et al. 1980. True Solitary tract Rat MO 2002-04-22 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference According to Donoghue and Wise 1982, Neafsey et al. 1986. True Somatic motor areas Rat SS 2002-04-22 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference No description provided. True Somatosensory areas Rat SP 2001-12-17 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference Because the atlas does not extend into the spinal cord, the following is not an exhaustive account of cell groups within this division of the CNS. For a general account of the rat spinal cord, see Waibl (1973) and Altman and Bayer (1984), for attempts to impose a laminar organization on the spinal cord see Rexed (1952, 1954) and Brichta and Grant (1985). True Spinal Cord Rat SPV 2002-04-18 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference According to Olszewski 1950. True Spinal nucleus of the trigeminal Rat SPVC 2002-04-18 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference According to Nord 1967, Gobel et al. 1977, Kruger 1979. True Spinal nucleus of the trigeminal caudal part Rat SPVI 2002-04-18 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference According to Phelan and Falls 1989a. True Spinal nucleus of the trigeminal interpolar part Rat SPVO 2002-04-18 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference According to Falls et al. 1985, Jacquin and Rhoades 1990. True Spinal nucleus of the trigeminal oral part Rat SPVOcdm 2002-04-18 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference According to Falls et al. 1985, Jacquin and Rhoades 1990. True Spinal nucleus of the trigeminal oral part caudal dorsomedial part Rat SPVOmdmd 2002-04-18 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference According to Falls et al. 1985, Jacquin and Rhoades 1990. True Spinal nucleus of the trigeminal oral part middle dorsomedial part, dorsal zone Rat SPVOmdmdv 2002-04-18 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference According to Falls et al. 1985, Jacquin and Rhoades 1990. True Spinal nucleus of the trigeminal oral part middle dorsomedial part, ventral zone Rat SPVOrdm 2002-04-18 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference According to Falls et al. 1985, Jacquin and Rhoades 1990. True Spinal nucleus of the trigeminal oral part rostral dorsomedial part Rat SPVOvl 2002-04-18 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference According to Falls et al. 1985, Jacquin and Rhoades 1990. True Spinal nucleus of the trigeminal oral part ventrolateral part Rat sptV 2002-04-27 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference According to Torvik 1956, Marfurt and Rajchert 1991. True Spinal tract of the trigeminal nerve Rat SPIV 2002-04-18 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference According to Rubbertone et al. 1995. True Spinal vestibular nucleus Rat scrt 2002-04-27 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference According to GBaker and Giesler 1984, Giesler et al. 1988. True Spinocervical tract Rat shp 2002-04-27 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference According to Burstein et al. 1987, 1990b. True Spinohypothalamic pathway Rat sop 2002-04-27 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference According to Swenson and Castro 1983, Molinari and Starr 1989 True Spino-olivary pathway Rat srp 2002-04-27 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference According to Nahin 1987. True Spinoreticular pathway Rat stp 2002-04-27 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference According to Yezierski 1988, Lima and Coimbra 1989, Zhang et al. 1990, Yezierski and Mendez 1991. True Spinotectal pathway Rat step 2002-04-27 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference According to Burstein et al. 1987, Burstein and Giesler 1989. True Spinotelencephalic pathway Rat stt 2002-04-27 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference According to Giesler et al. 1981, Burnstein et al. 1990a. True Spinothalamic tract Rat svp 2002-04-27 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference According to Mehler and Rubertone 1985. True Spinovestibular pathway Rat ccs 2002-01-07 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference According to Carpenter and Sutin 1983, Williams et al. 1989. True Splenium of corpus callosum Rat sm 2002-04-28 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference According to Gurdjian 1925, Swanson and Cowan 1979. True Stria medularis Rat st 2002-07-19 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference According to Gurdjian 1925, DeOlmos 1972. True Stria terminalis Rat snp 2002-04-28 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference According to Nauta and Domesick 1974. True Striatonigral pathway Rat STR 2002-01-07 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference In mammals, lateral and medial ventricular ridges develop into the classical striatum and pallidum, respectively (see Alvarez-Bolado and Swanson 1996 for review). To simplify endbrain organization, we have placed all regions that appear to develop from the ventricular ridges into either the pallidum or striatum, broadly defined. In general, cortex projects to striatum (and sometimes pallidum) via excitatory inputs, striatum projects to pallidum via inhibitory inputs, and both striatum and pallidum generate inhibitory decending projections. Justification for the organization scheme presented here, based on connections, is in preparation. True Striatum Rat STRc 2002-04-10 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference In mammals, lateral and medial ventricular ridges develop into the classical striatum and pallidum, respectively (see Alvarez-Bolado and Swanson 1996 for review). To simplify endbrain organization, we have placed all regions that appear to develop from the ventricular ridges into either the pallidum or striatum, broadly defined. In general, cortex projects to striatum (and sometimes pallidum) via excitatory inputs, striatum projects to pallidum via inhibitory inputs, and both striatum and pallidum generate inhibitory decending projections. Justification for the organization scheme presented here, based on connections, is in preparation. True Striatum caudal (amygdalar) region Rat STRd 2002-01-07 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference In mammals, lateral and medial ventricular ridges develop into the classical striatum and pallidum, respectively (see Alvarez-Bolado and Swanson 1996 for review). To simplify endbrain organization, we have placed all regions that appear to develop from the ventricular ridges into either the pallidum or striatum, broadly defined. In general, cortex projects to striatum (and sometimes pallidum) via excitatory inputs, striatum projects to pallidum via inhibitory inputs, and both striatum and pallidum generate inhibitory decending projections. Justification for the organization scheme presented here, based on connections, is in preparation. True Striatum dorsal region Rat STRm 2002-04-17 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference In mammals, lateral and medial ventricular ridges develop into the classical striatum and pallidum, respectively (see Alvarez-Bolado and Swanson 1996 for review). To simplify endbrain organization, we have placed all regions that appear to develop from the ventricular ridges into either the pallidum or striatum, broadly defined. In general, cortex projects to striatum (and sometimes pallidum) via excitatory inputs, striatum projects to pallidum via inhibitory inputs, and both striatum and pallidum generate inhibitory decending projections. Justification for the organization scheme presented here, based on connections, is in preparation. True Striatum medial (septal) region Rat STRv 2002-01-07 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference In mammals, lateral and medial ventricular ridges develop into the classical striatum and pallidum, respectively (see Alvarez-Bolado and Swanson 1996 for review). To simplify endbrain organization, we have placed all regions that appear to develop from the ventricular ridges into either the pallidum or striatum, broadly defined. In general, cortex projects to striatum (and sometimes pallidum) via excitatory inputs, striatum projects to pallidum via inhibitory inputs, and both striatum and pallidum generate inhibitory decending projections. Justification for the organization scheme presented here, based on connections, is in preparation. True Striatum ventral region Rat SLC 2002-04-21 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference This term has assumed a variety of connotations since the introduction of histochemical methods for localizing biogenic amines, it is used here as the equivalent of Meesen and Olszewski (1949) nucleus subcoeruleus. True Subcoeruleus nucleus Rat SEZ 2002-01-07 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference None provided True Subependymal zone Rat SFO 2002-04-16 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference According to Shaver et al. 1990. It is difficult to clasify the SFO. It develops in the roof plate, at the junction between interbrain and endbrain, and is essentially a humoral sensory nucleus. True Subfornical organ Rat SUB 2002-04-22 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference According to Blackstad 1956, Swanson et al. 1987. See Canteras et al. (1992a) for a discussion of the ventral region of the medial entorhinal area. True Subiculum Rat SUBd 2002-04-22 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference According to Blackstad 1956, Swanson et al. 1987. See Canteras et al. (1992a) for a discussion of the ventral region of the medial entorhinal area. True Subiculum dorsal part Rat SUBd-m 2002-04-22 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference According to Blackstad 1956, Swanson et al. 1987. See Canteras et al. (1992a) for a discussion of the ventral region of the medial entorhinal area. True Subiculum dorsal part molecular layer Rat SUBd-sp 2002-04-22 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference According to Blackstad 1956, Swanson et al. 1987. See Canteras et al. (1992a) for a discussion of the ventral region of the medial entorhinal area. True Subiculum dorsal part pyramidal layer Rat SUBd-sr 2002-04-22 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference According to Blackstad 1956, Swanson et al. 1987. See Canteras et al. (1992a) for a discussion of the ventral region of the medial entorhinal area. True Subiculum dorsal part stratum radiatum Rat SUBv 2002-04-22 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference According to Blackstad 1956, Swanson et al. 1987. See Canteras et al. (1992a) for a discussion of the ventral region of the medial entorhinal area. True Subiculum ventral part Rat SUBv-m 2002-04-22 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference According to Blackstad 1956, Swanson et al. 1987. See Canteras et al. (1992a) for a discussion of the ventral region of the medial entorhinal area. True Subiculum ventral part molecular layer Rat SUBv-sp 2002-04-22 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference According to Blackstad 1956, Swanson et al. 1987. See Canteras et al. (1992a) for a discussion of the ventral region of the medial entorhinal area. True Subiculum ventral part pyramidal layer Rat SUBv-sr 2002-04-22 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference According to Blackstad 1956, Swanson et al. 1987. See Canteras et al. (1992a) for a discussion of the ventral region of the medial entorhinal area. True Subiculum ventral part stratum radiatum Rat SLD 2002-04-21 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference According to Swanson et al. 1984 (see also Gillilan 1943). True Sublaterodorsal nucleus Rat SMT 2001-12-18 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference According to Krieg 1944, Price and Slotnick 1983. True Submedial nucleus of the thalamus Rat SPF 2002-04-17 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference According to Faull and Mehler 1985. LeDoux et al. (1987) have divided the parvicellular part of the subparafascicular nucleus as defined here into a posterodorsal part (which they called the posterior intralaminar nucleus, although it is not continuous with the intalaminar nuclei of the thalamus), and a ventral part (which they called the parvicellular part of the subparafascicular nucleus). This distinction was difficult to make our Nissl-stained material. True Subparafascicular nucleus Rat SPFm 2002-04-17 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference According to Faull and Mehler 1985. LeDoux et al. (1987) have divided the parvicellular part of the subparafascicular nucleus as defined here into a posterodorsal part (which they called the posterior intralaminar nucleus, although it is not continuous with the intalaminar nuclei of the thalamus), and a ventral part (which they called the parvicellular part of the subparafascicular nucleus). This distinction was difficult to make our Nissl-stained material True Subparafascicular nucleus magnocellular part Rat SPFp 2002-04-17 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference According to Faull and Mehler 1985. LeDoux et al. (1987) have divided the parvicellular part of the subparafascicular nucleus as defined here into a posterodorsal part (which they called the posterior intralaminar nucleus, although it is not continuous with the intralaminar nuclei of the thalamus), and a ventral part (which they called the parvicellular part of the subparafascicular nucleus). This distinction was difficult to make our Nissl-stained material True Subparafascicular nucleus parvicellular part Rat SBPV 2002-04-16 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference According to Watts and Swanson 1987, and Watts 1991. True Subparaventricular zone Rat CNspg 2002-04-18 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference According to Harrison and Feldman 1970, Osen et al. 1984, Webster 1985. True Subpeduncular granular region of the cochlear nuclei Rat SGE 2002-04-22 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference According to Willis and Coggeshall 1991, Light and Kavookjian 1988, Rustioni and Weinberg 1989, Cruz et al. 1991. True Substantia gelatinosa of the spinal cord Rat SI 2002-04-17 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference Jones et al. 1976. This region has been renamed the ventral pallidum (see Alheid and Heimer 1988), and contains a characteristic subpopulation of scattered, cortically projecting cholinergic neurons (Rye et al. 1984) that in some animals (especially primates) form distinct cell clusters within the substantia innominata, known as the basal nuclei of Meynert (see Gory 1963). These cholinergic cells extend into the medial septal complex, magnocellular preoptic nucleus, and perhaps lateral preoptic area. The term magnocellular basal \\"nucleus\\" has been introduced to refer to the basal cholinergic neurons that project to the cerebral cortex (Saper 1984). True Substantia innominata Rat SN 2002-04-19 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference While a lateral part of the SN has been mentioned in the literature (see Gillilan 1943, Hanaway et al. 1970) more recent work has provided little reason to separate it from the compact part (see Bjorklund and Lindvall 1984). True Substantia nigra Rat SNc 2002-04-19 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference According to Danner and Pfister 1982, Bjorklund and Lindvall 1984. True Substantia nigra compact part Rat SNr 2002-04-19 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference According to Grofova et al. 1982. True Substantia nigra reticular part Rat stf 2002-04-28 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference According to Ricardo 1908, Canteras et al. 1990. True Subthalamic fascicle Rat STN 2002-04-16 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference According to Gurdjian 1927, Afsharpour 1985, Canteras et al. 1990. True Subthalamic nucleus Rat SG 2002-04-21 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference According to Meesen and Olszewski 1949, Andrezik and Beitz 1985. True Supargenual nucleus Rat CS 2002-04-21 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference According to Bechterew 1899, Taber et al 1960, Valverde 1962. A superior central nucleus with medial and lateral zones has long been recognized. Konig and Klippel (1963) referred to the nucleus medianus raphes which may correspond to the medial part, where serotonergic neurons are apparently concentrated (Dahlstrom and Fuxe 1964). True Superior central nucleus raphe Rat CSl 2002-04-21 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference According to Bechterew 1899, Taber et al 1960, Valverde 1962. A superior central nucleus with medial and lateral zones has long been recognized. Konig and Klippel (1963) referred to the nucleus medianus raphes which may correspond to the medial part, where serotonergic neurons are apparently concentrated (Dahlstrom and Fuxe 1964). True Superior central nucleus raphe lateral part Rat CSm 2002-04-21 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference According to Bechterew 1899, Taber et al 1960, Valverde 1962. A superior central nucleus with medial and lateral zones has long been recognized. Konig and Klippel (1963) referred to the nucleus medianus raphes which may correspond to the medial part, where serotonergic neurons are apparently concentrated (Dahlstrom and Fuxe 1964). True Superior central nucleus raphe medial part Rat scp 2002-04-27 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference According to Voogd 1995, Voogd et al. 1996. True Superior cerebellar peduncle Rat SC 2002-04-18 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference According to Kanaseki and Sprague 1974, Bickford and Hall 1989. True Superior colliculus Rat SCdg 2002-04-18 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference According to Kanaseki and Sprague 1974, Bickford and Hall 1989. True Superior colliculus intermediate deep gray layer Rat SCdw 2002-04-18 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference According to Kanaseki and Sprague 1974, Bickford and Hall 1989. True Superior colliculus intermediate deep white layer Rat SCig 2002-04-18 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference According to Kanaseki and Sprague 1974, Bickford and Hall 1989. True Superior colliculus intermediate gray layer Rat SCig-a 2002-04-18 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference According to Kanaseki and Sprague 1974, Bickford and Hall 1989. True Superior colliculus intermediate gray layer sublayer a Rat SCig-b 2002-04-18 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference According to Kanaseki and Sprague 1974, Bickford and Hall 1989. True Superior colliculus intermediate gray layer sublayer b Rat SCig-c 2002-04-18 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference According to Kanaseki and Sprague 1974, Bickford and Hall 1989. True Superior colliculus intermediate gray layer sublayer c Rat SCiw 2002-04-18 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference According to Kanaseki and Sprague 1974, Bickford and Hall 1989. True Superior colliculus intermediate white layer Rat SCop 2002-04-18 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference According to Kanaseki and Sprague 1974, Bickford and Hall 1989. True Superior colliculus optic layer Rat SCsg 2002-04-18 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference According to Kanaseki and Sprague 1974, Bickford and Hall 1989. True Superior colliculus superficial gray layer Rat SCzo 2002-04-18 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference According to Kanaseki and Sprague 1974, Bickford and Hall 1989. True Superior colliculus zonal layer Rat SOC 2002-04-18 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference According to Harrison and Feldman 1970, Osen et al. 1984, Webster 1985, Fay-Lund 1986. True Superior olivary complex Rat SOCl 2002-04-18 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference According to Harrison and Feldman 1970, Osen et al. 1984, Webster 1985, Fay-Lund 1986. True Superior olivary complex lateral part Rat SOCm 2002-04-18 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference According to Osen et al 1984, Webster 1985, Fay-Lund 1986. True Superior olivary complex medial part Rat POR 2002-04-18 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference There is general agreement that the medial and lateral parts of the superior olive are surrounded by a ring of periolivary gray matter, with a superior (e.g., Harrison and Feldman 1970) or dorsomedial (e.g., Morest 1973) periolivary nucleus that is particularly obvious. There is, however, little agreement about parcellating this ring of gray matter (some parts have been referred to as components of the nuceus of the trapezoid body). Because we could not distinguish clearly separate cell groups in this region, it has beeen referred to simply as the periolivary region (see Osen et al. 1984). True Superior olivary complex periolivary region Rat SSN 2002-04-23 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference According to Contreras et al. 1980, Senba et al. 1987, Spencer et al. 1990. True Superior salivatory nucleus Rat SUV 2002-04-18 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference According to Rubbertone et al. 1995. True Superior vestibular nucleus Rat SSs 2002-04-22 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference According to Welker and Sinha 1972, see also Chapin and Lin 1984. True Supplemental somatosensory area Rat SCH 2002-04-16 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference According to Krieg 1932, Watts et al. 1987. True Suprachiasmatic nucleus Rat SCHd 2002-04-16 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference According to Krieg 1932, Watts et al. 1987. True Suprachiasmatic nucleus dorsomedial part Rat SCHv 2002-04-16 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference According to Krieg 1932, Watts et al. 1987. True Suprachiasmatic nucleus ventrolateral part Rat PSCH 2002-04-01 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference According to Simerly et al. 1984. True Suprachiasmatic preoptic nucleus Rat SGN 2001-12-18 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference According to LeDoux et al. 1987, Clerici and Coleman 1990. True Suprageniculate nucleus Rat smd 2002-04-28 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference According to Krudjian 1927, Nauta and Haymaker 1969. True Supramammillary decussation Rat SUM 2002-04-16 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference According to Swanson 1982. True Supramammillary nucleus Rat SUMl 2002-04-16 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference According to Swanson 1982. True Supramammillary nucleus lateral part Rat SUMm 2002-04-16 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference According to Swanson 1982. True Supramammillary nucleus medial part Rat sup 2002-04-28 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference According Gurdjian 1927, Tsang 1940, Nauta and Haymaker 1969. It si probably more aqccurate on embryological and connectional grounds to reer to them as postoptic decussations. True Supraoptic commissures Rat supa 2002-04-28 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference According to Gurdjian 1927, Tsang 1940, Nauta and Haymaker 1969. It is probably more accurate on embryological and connectional grounds to refer to them as postoptic decussations. True Supraoptic commissures, anterior Rat supd 2002-04-28 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference According to Gurdjian 1927, Tsang 1940, Nauta and Haymaker 1969. It is probably more accurate on embryological and connectional grounds to refer to them as postoptic decussations. True Supraoptic commissures, dorsal Rat supv 2002-04-28 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference According to Gurdjian 1927, Tsang 1940, Nauta and Haymaker 1969. It is probably more accurate on embryological and connectional grounds to refer to them as postoptic decussations. True Supraoptic commissures, ventral Rat SO 2002-04-01 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference According to Peterson 1966, Palkovits et al. 1974. True Supraoptic nucleus Rat ASO 2002-04-01 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference According to Peterson 1966, Palkovits et al. 1974. True Supraoptic nucleus, accessory supraoptic group Rat NC 2002-04-01 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference According to Peterson 1966, Palkovits et al. 1974. True Supraoptic nucleus, accessory supraoptic group, nucleus circularis Rat SO_p 2002-06-24 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference This is the part of the supraoptic nucleus outside of the classical substructures. See the atlas for details. True Supraoptic nucleus proper Rat SOr 2002-04-01 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference According to Peterson 1966, Palkovits et al. 1974. True Supraoptic nucleus, retrochiasmatic part Rat SUT 2002-04-22 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference According to Lorente de No 1922, Torvik 1956, Rokx et al. 1986b. True Supratrigeminal nucleus Rat TT 2002-04-22 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference There is little agreement in the literature about the parcellation and nomneclature associated with the taenia tecta and induseum griseum. From examining sections in the three standard planes, it seems clear to us that the induseum griseum continues unninterrupted around the genu of the corpus callosum to the septohippocampal nucleus (Atlas levels 11-13, also see Wyss and Sripanidkulchai 1983), the part of the induseumk griseum rostral and ventral to the genu was called the dorsal part of the taenia tecta by Haberly and Price (1978b). The ventral taenia tecta of Haberly and Price (1978b) has a very different structure. They divided it into superior and inferior parts, which we refer to here as the dorsal and ventral parts of the taenia tecta proper, respectively. The taenia tecta reminds one of differentiated parts of the adjacent anterior olfactory nucleus (see davis et al. 1978). We recognize three layers in the TTv (as Haberly and Price 1978b) and four layers in the TTd. True Taenia tecta Rat TTd 2002-04-22 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference There is little agreement in the literature about the parcellation and nomneclature associated with the taenia tecta and induseum griseum. From examining sections in the three standard planes, it seems clear to us that the induseum griseum continues unninterrupted around the genu of the corpus callosum to the septohippocampal nucleus (Atlas levels 11-13, also see Wyss and Sripanidkulchai 1983), the part of the induseumk griseum rostral and ventral to the genu was called the dorsal part of the taenia tecta by Haberly and Price (1978b). The ventral taenia tecta of Haberly and Price (1978b) has a very different structure. They divided it into superior and inferior parts, which we refer to here as the dorsal and ventral parts of the taenia tecta proper, respectively. The taenia tecta reminds one of differentiated parts of the adjacent anterior olfactory nucleus (see davis et al. 1978). We recognize three layers in the TTv (as Haberly and Price 1978b) and four layers in the TTd. True Taenia tecta dorsal part Rat TTd1 2002-04-22 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference There is little agreement in the literature about the parcellation and nomneclature associated with the taenia tecta and induseum griseum. From examining sections in the three standard planes, it seems clear to us that the induseum griseum continues unninterrupted around the genu of the corpus callosum to the septohippocampal nucleus (Atlas levels 11-13, also see Wyss and Sripanidkulchai 1983), the part of the induseumk griseum rostral and ventral to the genu was called the dorsal part of the taenia tecta by Haberly and Price (1978b). The ventral taenia tecta of Haberly and Price (1978b) has a very different structure. They divided it into superior and inferior parts, which we refer to here as the dorsal and ventral parts of the taenia tecta proper, respectively. The taenia tecta reminds one of differentiated parts of the adjacent anterior olfactory nucleus (see davis et al. 1978). We recognize three layers in the TTv (as Haberly and Price 1978b) and four layers in the TTd. True Taenia tecta dorsal part layer 1 Rat TTd2 2002-04-22 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference There is little agreement in the literature about the parcellation and nomneclature associated with the taenia tecta and induseum griseum. From examining sections in the three standard planes, it seems clear to us that the induseum griseum continues unninterrupted around the genu of the corpus callosum to the septohippocampal nucleus (Atlas levels 11-13, also see Wyss and Sripanidkulchai 1983), the part of the induseumk griseum rostral and ventral to the genu was called the dorsal part of the taenia tecta by Haberly and Price (1978b). The ventral taenia tecta of Haberly and Price (1978b) has a very different structure. They divided it into superior and inferior parts, which we refer to here as the dorsal and ventral parts of the taenia tecta proper, respectively. The taenia tecta reminds one of differentiated parts of the adjacent anterior olfactory nucleus (see davis et al. 1978). We recognize three layers in the TTv (as Haberly and Price 1978b) and four layers in the TTd. True Taenia tecta dorsal part layer 2 Rat TTd3 2002-04-22 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference There is little agreement in the literature about the parcellation and nomneclature associated with the taenia tecta and induseum griseum. From examining sections in the three standard planes, it seems clear to us that the induseum griseum continues unninterrupted around the genu of the corpus callosum to the septohippocampal nucleus (Atlas levels 11-13, also see Wyss and Sripanidkulchai 1983), the part of the induseumk griseum rostral and ventral to the genu was called the dorsal part of the taenia tecta by Haberly and Price (1978b). The ventral taenia tecta of Haberly and Price (1978b) has a very different structure. They divided it into superior and inferior parts, which we refer to here as the dorsal and ventral parts of the taenia tecta proper, respectively. The taenia tecta reminds one of differentiated parts of the adjacent anterior olfactory nucleus (see davis et al. 1978). We recognize three layers in the TTv (as Haberly and Price 1978b) and four layers in the TTd. True Taenia tecta dorsal part layer 3 Rat TTd4 2002-04-22 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference There is little agreement in the literature about the parcellation and nomneclature associated with the taenia tecta and induseum griseum. From examining sections in the three standard planes, it seems clear to us that the induseum griseum continues unninterrupted around the genu of the corpus callosum to the septohippocampal nucleus (Atlas levels 11-13, also see Wyss and Sripanidkulchai 1983), the part of the induseumk griseum rostral and ventral to the genu was called the dorsal part of the taenia tecta by Haberly and Price (1978b). The ventral taenia tecta of Haberly and Price (1978b) has a very different structure. They divided it into superior and inferior parts, which we refer to here as the dorsal and ventral parts of the taenia tecta proper, respectively. The taenia tecta reminds one of differentiated parts of the adjacent anterior olfactory nucleus (see davis et al. 1978). We recognize three layers in the TTv (as Haberly and Price 1978b) and four layers in the TTd. True Taenia tecta dorsal part layer 4 Rat TTv 2002-04-22 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference There is little agreement in the literature about the parcellation and nomneclature associated with the taenia tecta and induseum griseum. From examining sections in the three standard planes, it seems clear to us that the induseum griseum continues unninterrupted around the genu of the corpus callosum to the septohippocampal nucleus (Atlas levels 11-13, also see Wyss and Sripanidkulchai 1983), the part of the induseumk griseum rostral and ventral to the genu was called the dorsal part of the taenia tecta by Haberly and Price (1978b). The ventral taenia tecta of Haberly and Price (1978b) has a very different structure. They divided it into superior and inferior parts, which we refer to here as the dorsal and ventral parts of the taenia tecta proper, respectively. The taenia tecta reminds one of differentiated parts of the adjacent anterior olfactory nucleus (see davis et al. 1978). We recognize three layers in the TTv (as Haberly and Price 1978b) and four layers in the TTd. True Taenia tecta ventral part Rat TTv1 2002-04-22 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference There is little agreement in the literature about the parcellation and nomneclature associated with the taenia tecta and induseum griseum. From examining sections in the three standard planes, it seems clear to us that the induseum griseum continues unninterrupted around the genu of the corpus callosum to the septohippocampal nucleus (Atlas levels 11-13, also see Wyss and Sripanidkulchai 1983), the part of the induseumk griseum rostral and ventral to the genu was called the dorsal part of the taenia tecta by Haberly and Price (1978b). The ventral taenia tecta of Haberly and Price (1978b) has a very different structure. They divided it into superior and inferior parts, which we refer to here as the dorsal and ventral parts of the taenia tecta proper, respectively. The taenia tecta reminds one of differentiated parts of the adjacent anterior olfactory nucleus (see davis et al. 1978). We recognize three layers in the TTv (as Haberly and Price 1978b) and four layers in the TTd. True Taenia tecta ventral part layer1 Rat TTv2 2002-04-22 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference There is little agreement in the literature about the parcellation and nomneclature associated with the taenia tecta and induseum griseum. From examining sections in the three standard planes, it seems clear to us that the induseum griseum continues unninterrupted around the genu of the corpus callosum to the septohippocampal nucleus (Atlas levels 11-13, also see Wyss and Sripanidkulchai 1983), the part of the induseumk griseum rostral and ventral to the genu was called the dorsal part of the taenia tecta by Haberly and Price (1978b). The ventral taenia tecta of Haberly and Price (1978b) has a very different structure. They divided it into superior and inferior parts, which we refer to here as the dorsal and ventral parts of the taenia tecta proper, respectively. The taenia tecta reminds one of differentiated parts of the adjacent anterior olfactory nucleus (see davis et al. 1978). We recognize three layers in the TTv (as Haberly and Price 1978b) and four layers in the TTd. True Taenia tecta ventral part layer2 Rat TTv3 2002-04-22 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference There is little agreement in the literature about the parcellation and nomneclature associated with the taenia tecta and induseum griseum. From examining sections in the three standard planes, it seems clear to us that the induseum griseum continues unninterrupted around the genu of the corpus callosum to the septohippocampal nucleus (Atlas levels 11-13, also see Wyss and Sripanidkulchai 1983), the part of the induseumk griseum rostral and ventral to the genu was called the dorsal part of the taenia tecta by Haberly and Price (1978b). The ventral taenia tecta of Haberly and Price (1978b) has a very different structure. They divided it into superior and inferior parts, which we refer to here as the dorsal and ventral parts of the taenia tecta proper, respectively. The taenia tecta reminds one of differentiated parts of the adjacent anterior olfactory nucleus (see davis et al. 1978). We recognize three layers in the TTv (as Haberly and Price 1978b) and four layers in the TTd. True Taenia tecta ventral part layer3 Rat ttp 2002-04-27 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference According to Taylor et al. 1986, Harting et al. 1991a. True Techtothalamic pathway Rat tsp 2002-04-28 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference According to Redgrave et al. 1987, 1990. True Tectospinal pathway Rat TRN 2002-04-22 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference According to Torigoe et al. 1986. True Tegmental reticular nucleus Rat tn 2002-04-27 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference According to Bojsen-Moller 1975, Schwanzel-Fukuda et al. 1985, Demski and Schwanzel-Fukuda 1987. True Terminal nerve Rat tp 2002-01-07 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference According to Gudjian 1927. True Thalamic peduncles Rat TH 2001-12-18 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference According to Berman and Jones 1982, Jones 1985, Price 1995. True Thalamus Rat V3 2002-01-07 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference None provided True Third ventricle Rat V3m 2002-01-07 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference None provided True Third ventricle mamillary recess Rat V3r 2002-01-07 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference None provided True Third ventricle periventricular recess Rat V3p 2002-01-07 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference None provided True Third ventricle preoptic recess Rat tb 2002-04-27 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference According to Zeman and Innes 1963, Harrison and Feldman 1970, Adams and Warr 1976. True Trapezoid body Rat TRS 2002-04-17 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference According to Swanson and Cowan 1979. True Triangular nucleus of the septum Rat GV 2002-04-18 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference Gregg and Dixon 1973, Schneider et al. 1981, Hirsch (1765) named this ganglion after his professor, J.L. Gasser. True Trigeminal ganglion Rat Vn 2002-04-27 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference According to Erzurumlu and Killackey 1983, Hebel and Stromberg 1986. True Trigeminal nerve Rat tct 2002-04-27 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference According to Huerta et al. 1983, Mantle-St. John and Tracey 1987. True Trigeminocerebellar tract Rat IVn 2002-04-27 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference According to Hebel and Stromberg 1986. True Trochlear nerve Rat IVn_p 2002-04-27 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference This is the remaining part of the trochlear nerve after eliminating the decussation of the trochlear nerve. True Trochlear nerve proper Rat IV 2002-04-19 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference According to Glicksmann 1980. True Trochlear nucleus Rat TUA 2002-04-16 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference According to Swanson 1987. This area includes the undifferentiated, cell-sparse zone or shell around the ventromedial nucleus. True Tuberal area of the hypothalamus Rat TU 2002-04-16 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference According Canteras et al. 1994 True Tuberal nucleus Rat TM 2002-04-16 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference According to Kohler et al. 1985. True Tuberomammillary nucleus Rat TMd 2002-04-16 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference According to Kohler et al. 1985. True Tuberomammillary nucleus dorsal part Rat TMv 2002-04-16 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference According to Kohler et al. 1985. True Tuberomammillary nucleus ventral part Rat uf 2002-04-27 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference According to Voogd 1995, Voogd et al. 1996. True Uncinate fascicle Rat UVU 2002-04-22 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference According to Larsell 1952, 1970, Palay and Chan-Palay 1974, Voogd et al. 1985. The cerebellar cortex has three layers: molecular (CBXm), Purkinje (CBXp), and granule cell (CBXg). The surface map provided by Campbell and Armstrong (1983) was particularly useful in constructing the flatmap. Note that the brain used for this atlas had one apparently unsual feature in the cerebellum (not illustrated in the above references): a very large fissure that we have called the pyramidal fissure (atlas levels 64-70). True Uvula (IX) Rat UVUab 2002-04-22 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference According to Larsell 1952, 1970, Palay and Chan-Palay 1974, Voogd et al. 1985. The cerebellar cortex has three layers: molecular (CBXm), Purkinje (CBXp), and granule cell (CBXg). The surface map provided by Campbell and Armstrong (1983) was particularly useful in constructing the flatmap. Note that the brain used for this atlas had one apparently unsual feature in the cerebellum (not illustrated in the above references): a very large fissure that we have called the pyramidal fissure (atlas levels 64-70). True Uvula (IX) sublobule ab Rat UVUb 2002-04-22 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference According to Larsell 1952, 1970, Palay and Chan-Palay 1974, Voogd et al. 1985. The cerebellar cortex has three layers: molecular (CBXm), Purkinje (CBXp), and granule cell (CBXg). The surface map provided by Campbell and Armstrong (1983) was particularly useful in constructing the flatmap. Note that the brain used for this atlas had one apparently unsual feature in the cerebellum (not illustrated in the above references): a very large fissure that we have called the pyramidal fissure (atlas levels 64-70). True Uvula (IX) sublobule c Rat Xn 2002-04-27 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference According to Torvik 1956, Contreras et al. 1980, Hebel and Stromberg 1986, Altschuler et al. 1991. True Vagus nerve Rat OV 2002-04-01 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference According to Weindl 1973. True Vascular organ of the lamina terminalis Rat VAL 2001-12-18 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference According to Sawyer et al. 1989. True Ventral anterior-lateral complex of the thalamus Rat AUDv 2002-04-22 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference Clear cytoarchitectonic differences between areas Te3 and Te2 (see Arnault and Roger 1990) were not observed. True Ventral auditory areas Rat VCO 2002-04-18 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference According to Harrison and Feldman 1970, Osen et al. 1984, Webster 1985. True Ventral coclear nucleus Rat VCOa 2002-04-18 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference According to Harrison and Feldman 1970, Osen et al. 1984, Webster 1985. True Ventral coclear nucleus anterior part Rat VCOp 2002-04-18 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference According to Harrison and Feldman 1970, Osen et al. 1984, Webster 1985. True Ventral coclear nucleus posterior part Rat vc 2002-04-27 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference According to Waibl 1973. True Ventral commissure of the spinal cord Rat VENT 2001-12-18 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference These nuclei innervate preferentially somatic sensory and motor cortical areas. True Ventral group of the dorsal thalamus Rat vhc 2002-01-07 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference According to Wyss et al. 1980. True Ventral hippocampal commissure Rat VH 2002-04-22 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference According to Brichta and Grant 1985. True Ventral horn of the spinal cord Rat VM 2001-12-18 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference According to Herkenham 1979. True Ventral medial nucleus of the thalamus Rat LGv 2002-04-16 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference According to Swanson et al. 1974. True Ventral part of the lateral geniculate complex Rat LGvl 2002-04-16 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference According to Swanson et al. 1974. True Ventral part of the lateral geniculate complex lateral zone Rat LGvm 2002-04-16 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference According to Swanson et al. 1974. True Ventral part of the lateral geniculate complex medial zone Rat VP 2001-12-18 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference None provided. True Ventral posterior complex of the thalamus Rat VPL 2002-04-16 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference According to Lund and Webster 1976b, Faull and Mehler 1985, Emmers 1988. True Ventral posterolateral nucleus of the thalamus Rat VPLpc 2002-04-16 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference According to Cechetto and Saper 1987. True Ventral posterolateral nucleus of the thalamus parvicellular part Rat VPM 2002-04-16 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference According to Lund and Webster 1976a, Faull and Mehler 1985, Emmers 1988. True Ventral posteromedial nucleus of the thalamus Rat VPMpc 2002-04-16 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference According to Cechetto and Saper 1987. True Ventral posteromedial nucleus of the thalamus parvicellular part Rat PMv 2002-04-16 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference According to Gurdjian 1927, Krieg 1932, Canteras et al. 1992b, True Ventral premammillary nucleus Rat vrt 2002-04-27 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference According to Waibl 1973, Hebel and Stromberg 1986. True Ventral roots Rat sctv 2002-04-27 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference According to Yamada et al. 1991. True Ventral spinocerebellar tract Rat sttv 2002-04-27 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference According to Giesler et al. 1981. True Ventral spinothalamic tract Rat VTA 2002-04-19 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference According to Phillipson 1979, Swanson 1982, Bjorklund and Lindvall 1984. True Ventral tegmental area Rat vtd 2002-04-28 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference According to Waldon and Gwyn 1969. True Ventral tegmental decussation Rat VTN 2002-04-21 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference According to Cowan et al. 1964,Hayakawa and Zyo 1983. True Ventral tegmental nucleus Rat TEv 2002-04-22 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference We have recognized two distinct fields in the temporal region between the visual and auditory cortices dorsally and the perirhinal area ventrally. Krieg (1946a) appears to have regarded this entire area as ECT, more in keeping with Brodmann (1909), we suggest that the dorsal part of this region (where layer 4 is still recognizable) may correspond to temporal association cortex (perhaps in the dorsal, middle, and inferior temporal gyri of humans), and have labeled it TEv; we have retained ECT for the distinct ventral area, just dorsal to the perirhinal area, where layers 2 and 4 are quite indistinct. The architecture and connections of this region require more analysis. True Ventral temporal association areas Rat VNT 2002-04-16 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference It is usually said that these nuclei do not project to the endbrain, however, a population of neurons in the zona incerta projects to the cerebral cortex (Lin et al. 1990). True Ventral thalamus Rat VMH 2002-04-16 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference According to Gurdjian (1927) and Saper et al. (1976a) recognized dorsomedial and ventrolateral cell condensations serparated by a relatively cell-sparse central region. Van Houten and Brawer (1978) also recognized a distinct anterior component. Also see Canteras et al. 1994. True Ventromedial nucleus of the hypothalamus Rat VMHa 2002-04-16 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference According to Gurdjian (1927) and Saper et al. (1976a) recognized dorsomedial and ventrolateral cell condensations serparated by a relatively cell-sparse central region. Van Houten and Brawer (1978) also recognized a distinct anterior component. Also see Canteras et al. 1994. True Ventromedial nucleus of the hypothalamus anterior part Rat VMHc 2002-04-16 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference According to Gurdjian (1927) and Saper et al. (1976a) recognized dorsomedial and ventrolateral cell condensations serparated by a relatively cell-sparse central region. Van Houten and Brawer (1978) also recognized a distinct anterior component. Also see Canteras et al. 1994. True Ventromedial nucleus of the hypothalamus central part Rat VMHdm 2002-04-16 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference According to Gurdjian (1927) and Saper et al. (1976a) recognized dorsomedial and ventrolateral cell condensations serparated by a relatively cell-sparse central region. Van Houten and Brawer (1978) also recognized a distinct anterior component. Also see Canteras et al. 1994. True Ventromedial nucleus of the hypothalamus dorsomedial part Rat VMHvl 2002-04-16 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference According to Gurdjian (1927) and Saper et al. (1976a) recognized dorsomedial and ventrolateral cell condensations serparated by a relatively cell-sparse central region. Van Houten and Brawer (1978) also recognized a distinct anterior component. Also see Canteras et al. 1994. True Ventromedial nucleus of the hypothalamus ventrolateral part Rat VERM 2002-04-22 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference According to Larsell 1952, 1970, Palay and Chan-Palay 1974, Voogd et al. 1985. The cerebellar cortex has three layers: molecular (CBXm), Purkinje (CBXp), and granule cell (CBXg). The surface map provided by Campbell and Armstrong (1983) was particularly useful in constructing the flatmap. Note that the brain used for this atlas had one apparently unsual feature in the cerebellum (not illustrated in the above references): a very large fissure that we have called the pyramidal fissure (atlas levels 64-70). True Vermal regions Rat vVIIIn 2002-04-27 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference According to Mehler and Rubertone 1985. True Vestibular nerve Rat VNC 2002-04-18 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference According to Rubbertone et al. 1995. True Vestibular nuclei Rat VIIIn 2002-04-27 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference According to Hebel and Stromberg 1986. True Vestibulocochlear nerve Rat vsp 2002-04-28 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference According to Mehler and Rubertone 1985. True Vestibulospinal pathway Rat VISC 2002-04-22 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference According to Cechetto and Saper 1987. True Visceral area Rat VIS 2002-04-22 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference According to Sefton and Dreher 1985, Thomas and Espinosa 1987, reid and Juraska 1991. See also Coogan and Burkhalter 1993. True Visual areas Rat von 2002-04-27 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference According to Vacarezza et al. 1981, Halpern 1987. It may be thought of a specialization of the olfactory nerve from a specialized region of the olfactory epithelium, the vomeronasal organ. It ends in the accessory olfactory bulb, whose axons travel through a localized region of the lateral olfactory tract called the accessory olfactory tract (Scalia and Winans 1975). True Vomeronasal nerve Rat ZI 2002-04-17 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference According to Gurdjian 1927. True Zona incerta Rat ZIda 2002-04-17 281 The position of this brain part in hierarchy was collated from the associated reference According to Bjorklund and Lindvall 1984. True Zona incerta dopaminergic group Rat ZI 2002-04-17 281 The hierarchy was constructed and adapted according to the information found in the Rat Brain Atlas, Swanson 1998. We have considered three types of brain structures: grisea (neural masses), fiber tracts, and ventricles. The hierarchical tree was constructed by taking into account two criteria: the set of classes and subclasses of the basic cell groups and fiber systems of the rat CNS and the topological positions of structures relative to superstructures. None provided Zona incerta proper Rat BNSTALG 2010-03-19 281 BNSTALG [...] dorsal to the anterior commissure, which consists of the anterolateral area proper, the oval nucleus, rhomboid nucleus, and the juxtacapsular nucleus of the BNSTALG as defined by Dong and Swanson (2004) (see Fig. 1). Anterolateral group of the bed nucleus of the stria terminalis Rat CB 2002-01-23 281 None provided Cerebrum Human hbc 2002-09-22 281 No description provided. The abbreviation of Commissura habenularum was adopted by the collator and was adapted from the Human brain nomeclatures Mai 1997 ans Bowden 2002. Commissura habenularum Human C.gl. 2002-09-22 281 No description provided. The abbreviation of Corpus geniculatum laterale does not appear in the text, but it was adopted by the collator. Corpus geniculatum laterale Human C.gm. 2002-09-22 281 No description provided. The abbreviation of Corpus geniculatum mediale does not appear in the text, but it was adopted by the collator. Corpus geniculatum mediale Human Pi 2002-08-18 281 The old name corpus pineale was retained for the reason that by it a quite definite form of epiphysis is designated...The corpus pineale originates at the posterior end of the ventricle, and it appears comparatively late. Collator note: the abbreviation of the corpus pineale was adapted from the NeuroNames nomenclature, Bowden 1997. Corpus pineale Human Zh. 2002-08-18 281 No description provided. The abbreviation of the ; diencephalon appears in Figure 25, page 172 Diencephalon Human Enc 2002-01-22 281 None provided Encephalon Human ETh 2002-08-18 281 The epithalamus comprises of the habenular structures and the corpus pineale. Collator note: the abbreviation of the epithalamus, adopted here, was adapted from the NeuroNames hierarchy, Bowden 1997. Epithalamus Human fr 2002-09-22 281 No description provided. The abbreviation of Fasciculus retroflexus (in the text appears as Fasciculus retroflexus [Meynerti]) was adopted by the collator and adapted from the Human brain nomenclature Mai 1997. This structure appears as directly under the thalamencephalon in the hierarchical list pages 80-94, even though the description of the thalamencephalon refers only to three distinct subdivisions: thalamus, epithalamus and metathalamus. Fasciculus retroflexus Human Hb 2002-09-22 281 No description provided. The abbreviation of Habenula was adopted by the collator and was adapted from the Human brain nomeclatures Mai 1997 ans Bowden 2002. Habenula Human Lam.ch.ep. 2002-09-22 281 No description provided. The abbreviation of the Stria medullaris does not appear in the text, but it was adopted by the collator and adapted from the Rat Brain Nomenclature, Swanson 1998. Lamina chorioidea epithelialis Human Lam.med.thal 2002-09-22 281 No description provided. The abbreviation of Laminae medullares thalami was adopted by the collator. Collator note: this structure appears as directly under the thalamencephalon in the hierarchical list pages 80-94, even though the description of the thalamencephalon refers only to three distinct subdivisions: thalamus, epithalamus and metathalamus. Laminae medullares thalami Human MetThal 2002-08-18 281 The matathalamus comprises of geniculate bodies and their surroundings. Collator note: the abbreviation of the metathalamus is our choice. Metathalamus Human ANG 2002-09-22 281 No description provided. The abbreviation of Nucleus anterior thalami was adopted by the collator and was adapted from the Human brain nomeclature Mai 1997 (the Latin version of the anterior thalamic nucleus). Collator note: this structure appears as directly under the thalamencephalon in the hierarchical list pages 80-94, even though the description of the thalamencephalon refers only to three distinct subdivisions: thalamus, epithalamus and metathalamus. Nucleus anterior thalami Human LG 2002-09-22 281 No description provided. The abbreviation of Nucleus corporis geniculati lateralis was adopted by the collator and adapted from the Human brain nomenclature Bowden 2002 (the Latin of the lateral geniculate body). Collator note: this structure appears as directly under the thalamencephalon in the hierarchical list pages 80-94, even though the description of the thalamencephalon refers only to three distinct subdivisions: thalamus, epithalamus and metathalamus. Nucleus corporis geniculati lateralis Human N.corp.gen.med 2002-09-22 281 No description provided. The abbreviation of Nucleus corporis geniculati medialis was adopted by the collator. Collator note: this structure appears as directly under the thalamencephalon in the hierarchical list pages 80-94, even though the description of the thalamencephalon refers only to three distinct subdivisions: thalamus, epithalamus and metathalamus. Nucleus corporis geniculati medialis Human N.Hb 2002-09-22 281 No description provided. The abbreviation of Nucleus habenulae was adopted by the collator and adapted from the Human brain nomenclature Bowden 2002 (the Latin of the Habenula, same used for Habenula, in this nomenclature). Collator note: we have adopted this abbreviation in order to distinguish it from hte abbreviation of Habenula. This structure appears as directly under the thalamencephalon in the hierarchical list pages 80-94, even though the description of the thalamencephalon refers only to three distinct subdivisions: thalamus, epithalamus and metathalamus. Nucleus habenulae Human LTh 2002-09-22 281 No description provided. The abbreviation of Nucleus laterals thalami was adopted by the collator and adapted from the Human brain nomenclature Mai 1997 (Nucleus thalamicus laterali). Collator note: this structure appears as directly under the thalamencephalon in the hierarchical list pages 80-94, even though the description of the thalamencephalon refers only to three distinct subdivisions: thalamus, epithalamus and metathalamus. Nucleus lateralis thalami Human N.med.thal. 2002-09-22 281 No description provided. The abbreviation of Nucleus medialis thalami was adopted by the collator. Collator note: this structure appears as directly under the thalamencephalon in the hierarchical list pages 80-94, even though the description of the thalamencephalon refers only to three distinct subdivisions: thalamus, epithalamus and metathalamus. Nucleus medialis thalami Human Pros 2002-01-23 281 None provided Prosencephalon Human Pulv 2002-09-22 281 No description provied. The term was taken from the Basle Nomina Anatomica, page 84. The abbreviation of the pulvinar does not appear in the text, but it was adopted by the collator. Pulvinar Human R.p 2002-09-22 281 No description provided. The abbreviation of Recessus pinealis does not appear in the text, but it was adopted by the collator from Figure 18, page 156, where structures with names which contain the word Recessus are abbreviated in a similar way. Recessus pinealis Human R.sp. 2002-09-22 281 No description provided. The abbreviation of Recessus pinealis does not appear in the text, but it was adopted by the collator from Figure 18, page 156, where structures with names which contain the word Recessus are abbreviated in a similar way. Recessus suprapinealis Human HB 2002-08-18 281 The prosencephalon is divided into diencephalon and telencephalon. Collator note: the abbreviation of the diencephalon, adopted here, is adapted from other hierarchies. See Swanson 1998, Bowden 1997 as examples. Rhombencephalon Human Sz 2002-09-22 281 No description provided. The abbreviation of Stratum zonale was adopted by the collator and was adapted from the Human brain nomeclatures Mai 1997 ans Bowden 2002. Collator note: this structure appears as directly under the thalamencephalon in the hierarchical list pages 80-94, even though the description of the thalamencephalon refers only to three distinct subdivisions: thalamus, epithalamus and metathalamus. Stratum zonale Human St.m. 2002-09-22 281 No textual description provided. Figure 21, page 162 shows a part of the Stria medullaris and its legend provides the abbreviation of this structure Stria medullaris Human Tt 2002-09-22 281 By the word Taenia we uniformly designate, after Reichert, all those sharp edges, along which the compact substance of the brain continues into the epithelial lining of the corresponding Telae chorioideae...The Taenia thalami begins in front of the Corpus pineale and follows on either side the free margin of the stria medullaris, it continues into the narrow epithelial plates which lines the plexus choroideus medius on its under surface. At the Foramen Monroi, the Taenia thalami turns backward into the Taenia chorioidea. The abbreviation of the Taenia Thalami does not appear in the text, but it was adopted by the collator. Taenia thalami Human IV 2002-08-18 281 The prosencephalon is divided into diencephalon and telencephalon. Collator note: the abbreviation of the diencephalon, adopted here, is adapted from other hierarchies. See Bowden 1997, as example. Telencephalon Human ThalEnc 2002-08-18 281 The thalamencephalon, lying above the Sulcus Monroi is divided into thalamus proper, the epithalamus and the metathalamus. Collator note: the abbreviation of the thalamencephalon, adopted here, is our choice. Thalamencephalon Human TH 2002-08-18 281 The thalamus comprises of the geniculate boides and their surroundings. Collator note: the abbreviation of the thalamus, adopted here, was adapted from the rat brain hierarchy Swanson 1998. Thalamus Human Tr.h. 2002-09-22 281 No description provided. The abbreviation of Trigonum habelunae does not appear in the text, but it was adopted by the collator from Figure 24, page 169, where structures with names which contain the word Trigonum are abbreviated in a similar way. Trigonum habelunae Human Tub.ant.thal. 2002-09-22 281 No description provied. The term was taken from the Basle Nomina Anatomica, page 84. The abbreviation of the tuberculum anterius thalami does not appear in the text, but it was adopted by the collator. Tuberculum anterius thalami Human 3V 2002-08-13 281 No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from atlas, pages 150-159 3rd ventricle Rat 4V 2002-08-13 281 No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from atlas, pages 150-159 4th ventricle Rat A11 2002-08-13 281 No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from atlas, pages 150-159 A11 dopamine cells Rat A13 2002-08-13 281 No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from atlas, pages 150-159 A13 dopamine cells Rat A1 2002-08-13 281 No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from atlas, pages 150-159 A1 noradrenaline cells Rat A2 2002-08-13 281 No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from atlas, pages 150-159 A2 noradrenaline cells Rat A4 2002-08-13 281 No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from atlas, pages 150-159 A4 noradrenaline cells Rat A5 2002-08-13 281 No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from atlas, pages 150-159 A5 noradrenaline cells Rat A7 2002-08-13 281 No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from atlas, pages 150-159 A7 noradrenaline cells Rat A8 2002-08-13 281 No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from atlas, pages 150-159 A8 dopamine cells Rat 6 2002-08-13 281 No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from atlas, pages 150-159 abducens nucleus Rat Acs6/7 2002-08-13 281 No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from atlas, pages 150-159 accessory abducens/facial nucleus Rat Acs6 2002-08-13 281 No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from atlas, pages 150-159 accessory abducens nucleus Rat Acs7 2002-08-13 281 No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from atlas, pages 150-159 accessory facial nucleus Rat Acc 2002-08-13 281 No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from atlas, pages 150-159 accessory neurosecretory nuclei Rat AOB 2002-08-13 281 No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from atlas, pages 150-159 accessory olfactory bulb Rat aot 2002-08-13 281 No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from atlas, pages 150-159 accessory olfactory tract Rat aopt 2002-08-13 281 No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from atlas, pages 150-159 accessory optic tract Rat Acs5 2002-08-13 281 No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from atlas, pages 150-159 accessory trigeminal nucleus Rat AcbC 2002-08-13 281 No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from atlas, pages 150-159 accumbens nucleus, core Rat AcbSh 2002-08-13 281 No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from atlas, pages 150-159 accumbens nucleus, shell Rat ar 2002-08-13 281 No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from atlas, pages 150-159 acoustic radiation Rat as 2002-08-13 281 No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from atlas, pages 150-159 acoustic stria Rat AI 2002-08-13 281 No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from atlas, pages 150-159 agranular insular cortex Rat AID 2002-08-13 281 No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from atlas, pages 150-159 agranular insular cortex, dorsal part Rat AIP 2002-08-13 281 No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from atlas, pages 150-159 agranular insular cortex, posterior part Rat AIV 2002-08-13 281 No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from atlas, pages 150-159 agranular insular cortex, ventral part Rat Al 2002-08-13 281 No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from atlas, pages 150-159 alar nucleus Rat alv 2002-08-13 281 No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from atlas, pages 150-159 alveus of the hippocampus Rat Amb 2002-08-13 281 No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from atlas, pages 150-159 ambiguus nucleus Rat AHiAL 2002-08-13 281 No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from atlas, pages 150-159 amygdalohippocampal area, anterolateral part Rat AHiPM 2002-08-13 281 No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from atlas, pages 150-159 amygdalohippocampal area, posteromedial part Rat af 2002-08-13 281 No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from atlas, pages 150-159 amygdaloid fissure Rat IMG 2002-08-13 281 No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from atlas, pages 150-159 amygdaloid intramedullary gray Rat APir 2002-08-13 281 No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from atlas, pages 150-159 amygdalopiriform transition area Rat AStr 2002-08-13 281 No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from atlas, pages 150-159 amygdalostriatal transition area Rat Ang 2002-08-13 281 No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from atlas, pages 150-159 angular thalamic nucleus Rat al 2002-08-13 281 No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from atlas, pages 150-159 ansa lenticularis Rat apmf 2002-08-13 281 No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from atlas, pages 150-159 ansoparamedian fissure Rat AA 2002-08-13 281 No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from atlas, pages 150-159 anterior amygdaloid area Rat AAD 2002-08-13 281 No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from atlas, pages 150-159 anterior amygdaloid area, dorsal part Rat AAV 2002-08-13 281 No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from atlas, pages 150-159 anterior amygdaloid area, ventral part Rat ac 2002-08-13 281 No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from atlas, pages 150-159 anterior commissure Rat aca 2002-08-13 281 No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from atlas, pages 150-159 anterior commissure, anterior part Rat aci 2002-08-13 281 No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from atlas, pages 150-159 anterior commissure, intrabulbar part Rat acp 2002-08-13 281 No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from atlas, pages 150-159 anterior commissure, posterior part Rat ACo 2002-08-13 281 No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from atlas, pages 150-159 anterior cortical amygdaloid nucleus Rat AH 2002-08-13 281 No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from atlas, pages 150-159 anterior hypothalamic area Rat AHA 2002-08-13 281 No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from atlas, pages 150-159 anterior hypothalamic area, anterior part Rat AHC 2002-08-13 281 No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from atlas, pages 150-159 anterior hypothalamic area, central part Rat AHP 2002-08-13 281 No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from atlas, pages 150-159 anterior hypothalamic area, posterior part Rat APit 2002-08-13 281 No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from atlas, pages 150-159 anterior lobe of pituitary Rat AOD 2002-08-13 281 No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from atlas, pages 150-159 anterior olfactory nucleus, dorsal part Rat AOE 2002-08-13 281 No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from atlas, pages 150-159 anterior olfactory nucleus, external part Rat AOL 2002-08-13 281 No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from atlas, pages 150-159 anterior olfactory nucleus, lateral part Rat AOM 2002-08-13 281 No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from atlas, pages 150-159 anterior olfactory nucleus, medial part Rat AOV 2002-08-13 281 No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from atlas, pages 150-159 anterior olfactory nucleus, ventral part Rat APF 2002-08-13 281 No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from atlas, pages 150-159 anterior perifornical nucleus Rat APT 2002-08-13 281 No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from atlas, pages 150-159 anterior pretectal nucleus Rat APTD 2002-08-13 281 No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from atlas, pages 150-159 anterior pretectal nucleus, dorsal part Rat APTV 2002-08-13 281 No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from atlas, pages 150-159 anterior pretectal nucleus, ventral part Rat ATg 2002-08-13 281 No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from atlas, pages 150-159 anterior tegmental nucleus Rat ADP 2002-08-13 281 No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from atlas, pages 150-159 anterodorsal preoptic nucleus Rat AD 2002-08-13 281 No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from atlas, pages 150-159 anterodorsal thalamic nucleus Rat AM 2002-08-13 281 No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from atlas, pages 150-159 anteromedial thalamic nucleus Rat AMV 2002-08-13 281 No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from atlas, pages 150-159 anteromedial thalamic nucleus, ventral part Rat AVPe 2002-08-13 281 No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from atlas, pages 150-159 anteroventral periventricular nucleus Rat AV 2002-08-13 281 No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from atlas, pages 150-159 anteroventral thalamic nucleus Rat AVDM 2002-08-13 281 No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from atlas, pages 150-159 anteroventral thalamic nucleus, dorsomedial part Rat AVVL 2002-08-13 281 No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from atlas, pages 150-159 anteroventral thalamic nucleus, ventrolateral part Rat Aq 2002-08-13 281 No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from atlas, pages 150-159 aqueduct (Sylvius) Rat Arc 2002-08-13 281 No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from atlas, pages 150-159 arcuate hypothalamic nucleus Rat ArcLP 2002-08-13 281 No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from atlas, pages 150-159 arcuate hypothalamic nucleus, lateroposterior part Rat ArcMP 2002-08-13 281 No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from atlas, pages 150-159 arcuate hypothalamic nucleus, medial posterior part Rat ArcD 2002-08-13 281 No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from atlas, pages 150-159 arcuate nucleus, dorsal part Rat ArcL 2002-08-13 281 No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from atlas, pages 150-159 arcuate nucleus, lateral part Rat ArcM 2002-08-13 281 No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from atlas, pages 150-159 arcuate nucleus, medial part Rat AP 2002-08-13 281 No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from atlas, pages 150-159 area postrema Rat asc7 2002-08-13 281 No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from atlas, pages 150-159 ascending fibers of the facial nerve Rat B4 2002-08-13 281 No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from atlas, pages 150-159 B4 serotonin cells Rat B9 2002-08-13 281 No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from atlas, pages 150-159 B9 serotonin cells Rat Bar 2002-08-13 281 No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from atlas, pages 150-159 Barrington nucleus Rat B 2002-08-13 281 No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from atlas, pages 150-159 basal nucleus (Meynert) Rat BL 2002-08-13 281 No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from atlas, pages 150-159 basolateral amygdaloid nucleus Rat BLA 2002-08-13 281 No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from atlas, pages 150-159 basolateral amygdaloid nucleus, anterior part Rat BLP 2002-08-13 281 No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from atlas, pages 150-159 basolateral amygdaloid nucleus, posterior part Rat BLV 2002-08-13 281 No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from atlas, pages 150-159 basolateral amygdaloid nucleus, ventral part Rat BM 2002-08-13 281 No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from atlas, pages 150-159 basomedial amygdaloid nucleus Rat BMA 2002-08-13 281 No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from atlas, pages 150-159 basomedial amygdaloid nucleus, anterior part Rat BMP 2002-08-13 281 No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from atlas, pages 150-159 basomedial amygdaloid nucleus, posterior part Rat Fu 2002-08-13 281 No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from atlas, pages 150-159 bed nucleus of stria terminalis, fusiform part Rat BSTS 2002-08-13 281 No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from atlas, pages 150-159 bed nucleus of stria terminalis, supracapsular part Rat BAOT 2002-08-13 281 No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from atlas, pages 150-159 bed nucleus of the accessory olfactory tract Rat BAC 2002-08-13 281 No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from atlas, pages 150-159 bed nucleus of the anterior commissure Rat BST 2002-08-13 281 No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from atlas, pages 150-159 bed nucleus of the stria terminalis Rat BSTIA 2002-08-13 281 No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from atlas, pages 150-159 bed nucleus of the stria terminalis, intraamygdaloid division Rat BSTL 2002-08-13 281 No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from atlas, pages 150-159 bed nucleus of the stria terminalis, lateral division Rat BSTLD 2002-08-13 281 No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from atlas, pages 150-159 bed nucleus of the stria terminalis, lateral division, dorsal part Rat BSTLI 2002-08-13 281 No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from atlas, pages 150-159 bed nucleus of the stria terminalis, lateral division, intermediate part Rat BSTLJ 2002-08-13 281 No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from atlas, pages 150-159 bed nucleus of the stria terminalis, lateral division, juxtacapsular part Rat BSTLP 2002-08-13 281 No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from atlas, pages 150-159 bed nucleus of the stria terminalis, lateral division, posterior part Rat BSTLV 2002-08-13 281 No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from atlas, pages 150-159 bed nucleus of the stria terminalis, lateral division, ventral part Rat BSTM 2002-08-13 281 No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from atlas, pages 150-159 bed nucleus of the stria terminalis, medial division Rat BSTMA 2002-08-13 281 No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from atlas, pages 150-159 bed nucleus of the stria terminalis, medial division, anterior part Rat BSTMP 2002-08-13 281 No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from atlas, pages 150-159 bed nucleus of the stria terminalis, medial division, posterior part Rat BSTMPI 2002-08-13 281 No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from atlas, pages 150-159 bed nucleus of the stria terminalis, medial division, posterointermediate part Rat BSTMPL 2002-08-13 281 No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from atlas, pages 150-159 bed nucleus of the stria terminalis, medial division, posterolateral part Rat BSTMPM 2002-08-13 281 No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from atlas, pages 150-159 bed nucleus of the stria terminalis, medial division, posteromedial part Rat BSTMV 2002-08-13 281 No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from atlas, pages 150-159 bed nucleus of the stria terminalis, medial division, ventral part Rat Bo 2002-08-13 281 No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from atlas, pages 150-159 Botzinger complex Rat bic 2002-08-13 281 No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from atlas, pages 150-159 brachium of the inferior colliculus Rat bsc 2002-08-13 281 No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from atlas, pages 150-159 brachium of the superior colliculus Rat bp 2002-08-13 281 No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from atlas, pages 150-159 brachium pontis (stem of middle cerebellar peduncle) Rat C1 2002-08-13 281 No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from atlas, pages 150-159 C1 adrenaline cells Rat C2 2002-08-13 281 No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from atlas, pages 150-159 C2 adrenaline cells Rat C3 2002-08-13 281 No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from atlas, pages 150-159 C3 adrenaline cells Rat CI 2002-08-13 281 No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from atlas, pages 150-159 caudal interstitial nucleus of the medial longitudinal fasciculus Rat CLi 2002-08-13 281 No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from atlas, pages 150-159 caudal linear nucleus of the raphe Rat CPO 2002-08-13 281 No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from atlas, pages 150-159 caudal periolivary nucleus Rat CPu 2002-08-13 281 No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from atlas, pages 150-159 caudate putamen (striatum) Rat CVRG 2002-08-13 281 No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from atlas, pages 150-159 caudoventral respiratory group Rat CVL 2002-08-13 281 No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from atlas, pages 150-159 caudoventrolateral reticular nucleus Rat CB 2002-08-13 281 No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from atlas, pages 150-159 cell bridges of the ventral striatum Rat CeC 2002-08-13 281 No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from atlas, pages 150-159 central amygdaloid nucleus, capsular part Rat CeL 2002-08-13 281 No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from atlas, pages 150-159 central amygdaloid nucleus, lateral division Rat CeM 2002-08-13 281 No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from atlas, pages 150-159 central amygdaloid nucleus, medial division Rat CC 2002-08-13 281 No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from atlas, pages 150-159 central canal Rat CeCv 2002-08-13 281 No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from atlas, pages 150-159 central cervical nucleus Rat CGA 2002-08-13 281 No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from atlas, pages 150-159 central gray, alpha part Rat CGB 2002-08-13 281 No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from atlas, pages 150-159 central gray, beta part Rat CGG 2002-08-13 281 No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from atlas, pages 150-159 central gray, gamma part Rat CGPn 2002-08-13 281 No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from atlas, pages 150-159 central gray of the pons Rat CM 2002-08-13 281 No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from atlas, pages 150-159 central medial thalamic nucleus Rat CIC 2002-08-13 281 No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from atlas, pages 150-159 central nucleus of the inferior colliculus Rat ctg 2002-08-13 281 No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from atlas, pages 150-159 central tegmental tract Rat CL 2002-08-13 281 No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from atlas, pages 150-159 centrolateral thalamic nucleus Rat 6a 2002-08-13 281 No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from atlas, pages 150-159 cerebellar lobule 6a Rat 6b 2002-08-13 281 No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from atlas, pages 150-159 cerebellar lobule 6b Rat 6c 2002-08-13 281 No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from atlas, pages 150-159 cerebellar lobule 6c Rat 2&3 2002-08-13 281 No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from atlas, pages 150-159 cerebellar lobules 2-3 Rat 4&5 2002-08-13 281 No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from atlas, pages 150-159 cerebellar lobules 4-5 Rat Cb 2002-08-13 281 No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from atlas, pages 150-159 cerebellum Rat Cx 2002-08-13 281 No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from atlas, pages 150-159 cerebral cortex Rat cp 2002-08-13 281 No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from atlas, pages 150-159 cerebral peduncle, basal part Rat Cg1 2002-08-13 281 No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from atlas, pages 150-159 cingulate cortex, area 1 Rat Cg2 2002-08-13 281 No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from atlas, pages 150-159 cingulate cortex, area 2 Rat cg 2002-08-13 281 No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from atlas, pages 150-159 cingulum Rat Cir 2002-08-13 281 No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from atlas, pages 150-159 circular nucleus Rat Cl 2002-08-13 281 No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from atlas, pages 150-159 claustrum Rat 8cn 2002-08-13 281 No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from atlas, pages 150-159 cochlear root of the vestibulocochlear nerve Rat cst 2002-08-13 281 No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from atlas, pages 150-159 commissural stria terminalis Rat cic 2002-08-13 281 No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from atlas, pages 150-159 commissure of the inferior colliculus Rat cll 2002-08-13 281 No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from atlas, pages 150-159 commissure of the lateral lemniscus Rat csc 2002-08-13 281 No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from atlas, pages 150-159 commissure of the superior colliculus Rat Cop 2002-08-13 281 No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from atlas, pages 150-159 copula of the pyramis Rat cc 2002-08-13 281 No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from atlas, pages 150-159 corpus callosum Rat CxA 2002-08-13 281 No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from atlas, pages 150-159 cortex-amygdala transition zone Rat 1&10 2002-08-13 281 No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from atlas, pages 150-159 cortical or spinal cord layers, cerebellar folia or cranial nerve nuclei Rat Crus1 2002-08-13 281 No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from atlas, pages 150-159 crus 1 of the ansiform lobule Rat Crus2 2002-08-13 281 No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from atlas, pages 150-159 crus 2 of the ansiform lobule Rat cu 2002-08-13 281 No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from atlas, pages 150-159 cuneate fasciculus Rat Cu 2002-08-13 281 No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from atlas, pages 150-159 cuneate nucleus Rat CnF 2002-08-13 281 No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from atlas, pages 150-159 cuneiform nucleus Rat xscp 2002-08-13 281 No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from atlas, pages 150-159 decussation of the superior cerebellar peduncle Rat dcw 2002-08-13 281 No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from atlas, pages 150-159 deep cerebral white matter Rat DpG 2002-08-13 281 No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from atlas, pages 150-159 deep gray layer of the superior colliculus Rat DpMe 2002-08-13 281 No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from atlas, pages 150-159 deep mesencephalic nucleus Rat DpWh 2002-08-13 281 No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from atlas, pages 150-159 deep white layer of the superior colliculus Rat DG 2002-08-13 281 No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from atlas, pages 150-159 dentate gyrus Rat D3V 2002-08-13 281 No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from atlas, pages 150-159 dorsal 3rd ventricle Rat das 2002-08-13 281 No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from atlas, pages 150-159 dorsal acoustic stria Rat DC 2002-08-13 281 No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from atlas, pages 150-159 dorsal cochlear nucleus Rat DCIC 2002-08-13 281 No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from atlas, pages 150-159 dorsal cortex of the inferior colliculus Rat DEn 2002-08-13 281 No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from atlas, pages 150-159 dorsal endopiriform nucleus Rat df 2002-08-13 281 No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from atlas, pages 150-159 dorsal fornix Rat dhc 2002-08-13 281 No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from atlas, pages 150-159 dorsal hippocampal commissure Rat DA 2002-08-13 281 No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from atlas, pages 150-159 dorsal hypothalamic area Rat Do 2002-08-13 281 No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from atlas, pages 150-159 dorsal hypothalamic nucleus Rat DLG 2002-08-13 281 No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from atlas, pages 150-159 dorsal lateral geniculate nucleus Rat dlo 2002-08-13 281 No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from atlas, pages 150-159 dorsal lateral olfactory tract Rat dlf 2002-08-13 281 No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from atlas, pages 150-159 dorsal longitudinal fasciculus Rat 10 2002-08-13 281 No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from atlas, pages 150-159 dorsal motor nucleus of vagus Rat DLL 2002-08-13 281 No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from atlas, pages 150-159 dorsal nucleus of the lateral lemniscus Rat DPGi 2002-08-13 281 No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from atlas, pages 150-159 dorsal paragigantocellular nucleus Rat DP 2002-08-13 281 No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from atlas, pages 150-159 dorsal peduncular cortex Rat DPPn 2002-08-13 281 No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from atlas, pages 150-159 dorsal peduncular pontine nucleus Rat DPO 2002-08-13 281 No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from atlas, pages 150-159 dorsal periolivary region Rat DR 2002-08-13 281 No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from atlas, pages 150-159 dorsal raphe nucleus Rat DRC 2002-08-13 281 No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from atlas, pages 150-159 dorsal raphe nucleus, caudal part Rat DRD 2002-08-13 281 No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from atlas, pages 150-159 dorsal raphe nucleus, dorsal part Rat DRI 2002-08-13 281 No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from atlas, pages 150-159 dorsal raphe nucleus, interfascicular part Rat DRV 2002-08-13 281 No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from atlas, pages 150-159 dorsal raphe nucleus, ventral part Rat DRVL 2002-08-13 281 No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from atlas, pages 150-159 dorsal raphe nucleus, ventrolateral part Rat dsc 2002-08-13 281 No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from atlas, pages 150-159 dorsal spinocerebellar tract Rat dtg 2002-08-13 281 No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from atlas, pages 150-159 dorsal tegmental bundle Rat dtgx 2002-08-13 281 No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from atlas, pages 150-159 dorsal tegmental decussation Rat DTg 2002-08-13 281 No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from atlas, pages 150-159 dorsal tegmental nucleus Rat DTgC 2002-08-13 281 No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from atlas, pages 150-159 dorsal tegmental nucleus, central part Rat DTgP 2002-08-13 281 No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from atlas, pages 150-159 dorsal tegmental nucleus, pericentral part Rat DTT 2002-08-13 281 No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from atlas, pages 150-159 dorsal tenia tecta Rat DT 2002-08-13 281 No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from atlas, pages 150-159 dorsal terminal nucleus of the accessory optic tract Rat DTr 2002-08-13 281 No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from atlas, pages 150-159 dorsal transition zone Rat DTM 2002-08-13 281 No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from atlas, pages 150-159 dorsal tuberomammillary nucleus Rat d1 2002-08-13 281 No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from atlas, pages 150-159 dorsolateral fasciculus Rat DLO 2002-08-13 281 No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from atlas, pages 150-159 dorsolateral orbital cortex Rat DLPAG 2002-08-13 281 No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from atlas, pages 150-159 dorsolateral periaqueductal gray Rat DLPn 2002-08-13 281 No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from atlas, pages 150-159 dorsolateral pontine nucleus Rat DM 2002-08-13 281 No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from atlas, pages 150-159 dorsomedial hypothalamic nucleus Rat DMC 2002-08-13 281 No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from atlas, pages 150-159 dorsomedial hypothalamic nucleus, compact part Rat DMD 2002-08-13 281 No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from atlas, pages 150-159 dorsomedial hypothalamic nucleus, dorsal part Rat DMV 2002-08-13 281 No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from atlas, pages 150-159 dorsomedial hypothalamic nucleus, ventral part Rat DMPAG 2002-08-13 281 No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from atlas, pages 150-159 dorsomedial periaqueductal gray Rat DMPn 2002-08-13 281 No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from atlas, pages 150-159 dorsomedial pontine nucleus Rat DMSp5 2002-08-13 281 No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from atlas, pages 150-159 dorsomedial spinal trigeminal nucleus Rat DMSp5D 2002-08-13 281 No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from atlas, pages 150-159 dorsomedial spinal trigeminal nucleus, dorsal part Rat DMSp5V 2002-08-13 281 No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from atlas, pages 150-159 dorsomedial spinal trigeminal nucleus, ventral part Rat DMTg 2002-08-13 281 No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from atlas, pages 150-159 dorsomedial tegmental area Rat DI 2002-08-13 281 No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from atlas, pages 150-159 dysgranular insular cortex Rat Ect 2002-08-13 281 No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from atlas, pages 150-159 ectorhinal cortex Rat E5 2002-08-13 281 No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from atlas, pages 150-159 ectotrigeminal nucleus Rat EW 2002-08-13 281 No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from atlas, pages 150-159 Edinger-Westphal nucleus Rat Ent 2002-08-13 281 No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from atlas, pages 150-159 entorhinal cortex Rat E 2002-08-13 281 No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from atlas, pages 150-159 ependyma and subependymal layer Rat EF 2002-08-13 281 No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from atlas, pages 150-159 epifascicular nucleus Rat ELm 2002-08-13 281 No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from atlas, pages 150-159 epilemniscal nucleus Rat ERS 2002-08-13 281 No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from atlas, pages 150-159 epirubrospinal nucleus Rat Eth 2002-08-13 281 No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from atlas, pages 150-159 ethmoid thalamic nucleus Rat ec 2002-08-13 281 No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from atlas, pages 150-159 external capsule Rat ECIC 2002-08-13 281 No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from atlas, pages 150-159 external cortex of the inferior colliculus Rat ECu 2002-08-13 281 No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from atlas, pages 150-159 external cuneate nucleus Rat eml 2002-08-13 281 No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from atlas, pages 150-159 external medullary lamina Rat EPlA 2002-08-13 281 No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from atlas, pages 150-159 external plexiform layer of the accessory olfactory bulb Rat EPl 2002-08-13 281 No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from atlas, pages 150-159 external plexiform layer of the olfactory bulb Rat exc 2002-08-13 281 No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from atlas, pages 150-159 extreme capsule Rat 7n 2002-08-13 281 No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from atlas, pages 150-159 facial nerve or its root Rat 7 2002-08-13 281 No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from atlas, pages 150-159 facial nucleus Rat 7DI 2002-08-13 281 No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from atlas, pages 150-159 facial nucleus, dorsal intermediate subnucleus Rat 7DL 2002-08-13 281 No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from atlas, pages 150-159 facial nucleus, dorsolateral subnucleus Rat 7DM 2002-08-13 281 No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from atlas, pages 150-159 facial nucleus, dorsomedial subnucleus Rat 7L 2002-08-13 281 No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from atlas, pages 150-159 facial nucleus, lateral subnucleus Rat 7VI 2002-08-13 281 No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from atlas, pages 150-159 facial nucleus, ventral intermediate subnucleus Rat 7VM 2002-08-13 281 No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from atlas, pages 150-159 facial nucleus, ventromedial subnucleus Rat fr 2002-08-13 281 No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from atlas, pages 150-159 fasciculus retroflexus Rat FC 2002-08-13 281 No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from atlas, pages 150-159 fasciola cinereum Rat FVe 2002-08-13 281 No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from atlas, pages 150-159 F cell group of the vestibular complex Rat CA1 2002-08-13 281 No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from atlas, pages 150-159 field CA1 of hippocampus Rat CA2 2002-08-13 281 No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from atlas, pages 150-159 field CA2 of hippocampus Rat CA3 2002-08-13 281 No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from atlas, pages 150-159 field CA3 of hippocampus Rat fi 2002-08-13 281 No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from atlas, pages 150-159 fimbria of the hippocampus Rat Fl 2002-08-13 281 No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from atlas, pages 150-159 flocculus Rat fmj 2002-08-13 281 No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from atlas, pages 150-159 forceps major of the corpus callosum Rat fmi 2002-08-13 281 No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from atlas, pages 150-159 forceps minor of the corpus callosum Rat f 2002-08-13 281 No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from atlas, pages 150-159 fornix Rat FrA 2002-08-13 281 No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from atlas, pages 150-159 frontal association cortex Rat Ge5 2002-08-13 281 No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from atlas, pages 150-159 gelatinous layer of the caudal spinal trigeminal nucleus Rat Gem 2002-08-13 281 No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from atlas, pages 150-159 gemini hypothalamic nucleus Rat gcc 2002-08-13 281 No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from atlas, pages 150-159 genu of the corpus callosum Rat g7 2002-08-13 281 No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from atlas, pages 150-159 genu of the facial nerve Rat Gi 2002-08-13 281 No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from atlas, pages 150-159 gigantocellular reticular nucleus Rat GiA 2002-08-13 281 No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from atlas, pages 150-159 gigantocellular reticular nucleus, alpha part Rat GiV 2002-08-13 281 No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from atlas, pages 150-159 gigantocellular reticular nucleus, ventral part Rat Gl 2002-08-13 281 No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from atlas, pages 150-159 glomerular layer of the olfactory bulb Rat gr 2002-08-13 281 No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from atlas, pages 150-159 gracile fasciculus Rat Gr 2002-08-13 281 No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from atlas, pages 150-159 gracile nucleus Rat GrO 2002-08-13 281 No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from atlas, pages 150-159 granular cell layer of the olfactory bulb Rat GI 2002-08-13 281 No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from atlas, pages 150-159 granular insular cortex Rat GrC 2002-08-13 281 No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from atlas, pages 150-159 granular layer of the cochlear nuclei Rat GrDG 2002-08-13 281 No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from atlas, pages 150-159 granular layer of the dentate gyrus Rat GrA 2002-08-13 281 No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from atlas, pages 150-159 granule cell layer of the accessory olfactory bulb Rat hbc 2002-08-13 281 No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from atlas, pages 150-159 habenular commissure Rat Hil 2002-08-13 281 No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from atlas, pages 150-159 hilus of the dentate gyrus Rat hf 2002-08-13 281 No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from atlas, pages 150-159 hippocampal fissure Rat 12 2002-08-13 281 No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from atlas, pages 150-159 hypoglossal nucleus Rat IG 2002-08-13 281 No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from atlas, pages 150-159 indusium griseum Rat icp 2002-08-13 281 No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from atlas, pages 150-159 inferior cerebellar peduncle (restiform body) Rat IO 2002-08-13 281 No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from atlas, pages 150-159 inferior olive Rat IOBe 2002-08-13 281 No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from atlas, pages 150-159 inferior olive, beta subnucleus Rat IOK 2002-08-13 281 No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from atlas, pages 150-159 inferior olive, cap of Kooy of the medial nucleus Rat IOD 2002-08-13 281 No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from atlas, pages 150-159 inferior olive, dorsal nucleus Rat IODM 2002-08-13 281 No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from atlas, pages 150-159 inferior olive, dorsomedial cell group Rat IOM 2002-08-13 281 No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from atlas, pages 150-159 inferior olive, medial nucleus Rat IOPr 2002-08-13 281 No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from atlas, pages 150-159 inferior olive, principal nucleus Rat IOA 2002-08-13 281 No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from atlas, pages 150-159 inferior olive, subnucleus A of medial nucleus Rat IOB 2002-08-13 281 No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from atlas, pages 150-159 inferior olive, subnucleus B of medial nucleus Rat IOC 2002-08-13 281 No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from atlas, pages 150-159 inferior olive, subnucleus C of medial nucleus Rat IOVL 2002-08-13 281 No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from atlas, pages 150-159 inferior olive, ventrolateral protrusion Rat IS 2002-08-13 281 No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from atlas, pages 150-159 inferior salivatory nucleus Rat Inf 2002-08-13 281 No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from atlas, pages 150-159 infracerebellar nucleus Rat IL 2002-08-13 281 No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from atlas, pages 150-159 infralimbic cortex Rat IRe 2002-08-13 281 No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from atlas, pages 150-159 infundibular reccess Rat InfS 2002-08-13 281 No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from atlas, pages 150-159 infundibular stem Rat IBl 2002-08-13 281 No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from atlas, pages 150-159 inner blade of the dentate gyrus Rat IAD 2002-08-13 281 No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from atlas, pages 150-159 interanterodorsal thalamic nucleus Rat IAM 2002-08-13 281 No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from atlas, pages 150-159 interanteromedial thalamic nucleus Rat IM 2002-08-13 281 No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from atlas, pages 150-159 intercalated amygdaloid nucleus, main part Rat I 2002-08-13 281 No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from atlas, pages 150-159 intercalated nuclei of the amygdala Rat In 2002-08-13 281 No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from atlas, pages 150-159 intercalated nucleus of the medulla Rat InCo 2002-08-13 281 No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from atlas, pages 150-159 intercollicular nucleus Rat icf 2002-08-13 281 No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from atlas, pages 150-159 intercrural fissure Rat IF 2002-08-13 281 No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from atlas, pages 150-159 interfascicular nucleus Rat IGL 2002-08-13 281 No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from atlas, pages 150-159 intergeniculate leaf Rat InG 2002-08-13 281 No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from atlas, pages 150-159 intermediate gray layer of the superior colliculus Rat II 2002-08-13 281 No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from atlas, pages 150-159 intermediate interstitial nucleus of the medial longitudinal fasciculus II Rat IPit 2002-08-13 281 No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from atlas, pages 150-159 intermediate lobe of pituitary Rat ILL 2002-08-13 281 No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from atlas, pages 150-159 intermediate nucleus of the lateral lemniscus Rat IRt 2002-08-13 281 No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from atlas, pages 150-159 intermediate reticular nucleus Rat InWh 2002-08-13 281 No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from atlas, pages 150-159 intermediate white layer of the superior colliculus Rat IMD 2002-08-13 281 No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from atlas, pages 150-159 intermediodorsal thalamic nucleus Rat IML 2002-08-13 281 No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from atlas, pages 150-159 intermediolateral cell column Rat IMM 2002-08-13 281 No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from atlas, pages 150-159 intermediomedial cell column Rat imvc 2002-08-13 281 No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from atlas, pages 150-159 intermedioventral thalamic commissure Rat InM 2002-08-13 281 No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from atlas, pages 150-159 intermedius nucleus of the medulla Rat ia 2002-08-13 281 No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from atlas, pages 150-159 internal arcuate fibers Rat ic 2002-08-13 281 No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from atlas, pages 150-159 internal capsule Rat iml 2002-08-13 281 No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from atlas, pages 150-159 internal medullary lamina Rat IPl 2002-08-13 281 No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from atlas, pages 150-159 internal plexiform layer of the olfactory bulb Rat I3 2002-08-13 281 No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from atlas, pages 150-159 interoculomotor nucleus Rat IPF 2002-08-13 281 No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from atlas, pages 150-159 interpeduncular fossa Rat IP 2002-08-13 281 No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from atlas, pages 150-159 interpeduncular nucleus Rat IPA 2002-08-13 281 No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from atlas, pages 150-159 interpeduncular nucleus, apical subnucleus Rat IPC 2002-08-13 281 No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from atlas, pages 150-159 interpeduncular nucleus, caudal subnucleus Rat IPDL 2002-08-13 281 No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from atlas, pages 150-159 interpeduncular nucleus, dorsolateral subnucleus Rat IPDM 2002-08-13 281 No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from atlas, pages 150-159 interpeduncular nucleus, dorsomedial subnucleus Rat IPI 2002-08-13 281 No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from atlas, pages 150-159 interpeduncular nucleus, intermediate subnucleus Rat IPL 2002-08-13 281 No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from atlas, pages 150-159 interpeduncular nucleus, lateral subnucleus Rat IPR 2002-08-13 281 No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from atlas, pages 150-159 interpeduncular nucleus, rostral subnucleus Rat IPRL 2002-08-13 281 No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from atlas, pages 150-159 interpeduncular nucleus, rostrolateral subnucleus Rat ipt 2002-08-13 281 No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from atlas, pages 150-159 interpedunculotegmental tract Rat IntA 2002-08-13 281 No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from atlas, pages 150-159 interposed cerebellar nucleus, anterior part Rat IntDL 2002-08-13 281 No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from atlas, pages 150-159 interposed cerebellar nucleus, dorsolateral hump Rat IntDM 2002-08-13 281 No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from atlas, pages 150-159 interposed cerebellar nucleus, dorsomedial crest Rat IntP 2002-08-13 281 No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from atlas, pages 150-159 interposed cerebellar nucleus, posterior part Rat IntPPC 2002-08-13 281 No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from atlas, pages 150-159 interposed cerebellar nucleus, posterior parvicellular part Rat IMLFG 2002-08-13 281 No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from atlas, pages 150-159 interstitial nucleus of medial longitudinal fasciculus, greater part Rat IMLF 2002-08-13 281 No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from atlas, pages 150-159 interstitial nucleus of the medial longitudinal fasciculus Rat IPAC 2002-08-13 281 No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from atlas, pages 150-159 interstitial nucleus of the posterior limb of the anterior commissure Rat IPACL 2002-08-13 281 No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from atlas, pages 150-159 interstitial nucleus of the posterior limb of the anterior commissure, lateral part Rat IPACM 2002-08-13 281 No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from atlas, pages 150-159 interstitial nucleus of the posterior limb of the anterior commissure, medial part Rat I8 2002-08-13 281 No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from atlas, pages 150-159 interstitial nucleus of the vestibulocochlear nerve Rat I5 2002-08-13 281 No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from atlas, pages 150-159 intertrigeminal nucleus Rat IVF 2002-08-13 281 No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from atlas, pages 150-159 interventricular foramen Rat IMA 2002-08-13 281 No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from atlas, pages 150-159 intramedullary thalamic area IMA Rat ICj 2002-08-13 281 No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from atlas, pages 150-159 islands of Calleja Rat ICjM 2002-08-13 281 No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from atlas, pages 150-159 islands of Calleja, major island Rat jx 2002-08-13 281 No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from atlas, pages 150-159 juxtarestiform body Rat Jx5 2002-08-13 281 No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from atlas, pages 150-159 juxtatrigeminal area Rat KF 2002-08-13 281 No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from atlas, pages 150-159 Kolliker-Fuse nucleus Rat LMol 2002-08-13 281 No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from atlas, pages 150-159 lacunosum moleculare layer of the hippocampus Rat Ld 2002-08-13 281 No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from atlas, pages 150-159 lambdoid septal zone Rat Dsc 2002-08-13 281 No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from atlas, pages 150-159 lamina dissecans of the entorhinal cortex Rat LTer 2002-08-13 281 No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from atlas, pages 150-159 lamina terminalis Rat LAcbSh 2002-08-13 281 No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from atlas, pages 150-159 lateral accumbens shell Rat La 2002-08-13 281 No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from atlas, pages 150-159 lateral amygdaloid nucleus Rat LaDL 2002-08-13 281 No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from atlas, pages 150-159 lateral amygdaloid nucleus, dorsolateral part Rat LaVL 2002-08-13 281 No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from atlas, pages 150-159 lateral amygdaloid nucleus, ventrolateral part Rat LaVM 2002-08-13 281 No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from atlas, pages 150-159 lateral amygdaloid nucleus, ventromedial part Rat LatPC 2002-08-13 281 No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from atlas, pages 150-159 lateral cerebellar nucleus, parvicellular part Rat LatC 2002-08-13 281 No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from atlas, pages 150-159 lateral cervical nucleus Rat Lat 2002-08-13 281 No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from atlas, pages 150-159 lateral (dentate) cerebellar nucleus Rat LEnt 2002-08-13 281 No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from atlas, pages 150-159 lateral entorhinal cortex Rat LGP 2002-08-13 281 No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from atlas, pages 150-159 lateral globus pallidus Rat LHb 2002-08-13 281 No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from atlas, pages 150-159 lateral habenular nucleus Rat LHbL 2002-08-13 281 No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from atlas, pages 150-159 lateral habenular nucleus, lateral part Rat LHbM 2002-08-13 281 No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from atlas, pages 150-159 lateral habenular nucleus, medial part Rat LH 2002-08-13 281 No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from atlas, pages 150-159 lateral hypothalamic area Rat ll 2002-08-13 281 No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from atlas, pages 150-159 lateral lemniscus Rat LM 2002-08-13 281 No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from atlas, pages 150-159 lateral mammillary nucleus Rat lo 2002-08-13 281 No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from atlas, pages 150-159 lateral olfactory tract Rat LO 2002-08-13 281 No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from atlas, pages 150-159 lateral orbital cortex Rat LPB 2002-08-13 281 No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from atlas, pages 150-159 lateral parabrachial nucleus Rat LPBC 2002-08-13 281 No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from atlas, pages 150-159 lateral parabrachial nucleus, central part Rat LPBCr 2002-08-13 281 No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from atlas, pages 150-159 lateral parabrachial nucleus, crescent part Rat LPBD 2002-08-13 281 No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from atlas, pages 150-159 lateral parabrachial nucleus, dorsal part Rat LPBE 2002-08-13 281 No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from atlas, pages 150-159 lateral parabrachial nucleus, external part Rat LPBI 2002-08-13 281 No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from atlas, pages 150-159 lateral parabrachial nucleus, internal part Rat LPBS 2002-08-13 281 No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from atlas, pages 150-159 lateral parabrachial nucleus, superior part Rat LPBV 2002-08-13 281 No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from atlas, pages 150-159 lateral parabrachial nucleus, ventral part Rat LPGi 2002-08-13 281 No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from atlas, pages 150-159 lateral paragigantocellular nucleus Rat LPAG 2002-08-13 281 No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from atlas, pages 150-159 lateral periaqueductal gray Rat LPn 2002-08-13 281 No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from atlas, pages 150-159 lateral pontine nucleus Rat LP 2002-08-13 281 No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from atlas, pages 150-159 lateral posterior thalamic nucleus Rat LPLC 2002-08-13 281 No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from atlas, pages 150-159 lateral posterior thalamic nucleus, laterocaudal part Rat LPLR 2002-08-13 281 No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from atlas, pages 150-159 lateral posterior thalamic nucleus, laterorostral part Rat LPMC 2002-08-13 281 No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from atlas, pages 150-159 lateral posterior thalamic nucleus, mediocaudal part Rat LPMR 2002-08-13 281 No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from atlas, pages 150-159 lateral posterior thalamic nucleus, mediorostral part Rat LPO 2002-08-13 281 No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from atlas, pages 150-159 lateral preoptic area Rat LR4V 2002-08-13 281 No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from atlas, pages 150-159 lateral recess of the 4th ventricle Rat LRt 2002-08-13 281 No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from atlas, pages 150-159 lateral reticular nucleus Rat LRtPC 2002-08-13 281 No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from atlas, pages 150-159 lateral reticular nucleus, parvicellular part Rat LRtS5 2002-08-13 281 No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from atlas, pages 150-159 lateral reticular nucleus, subtrigeminal part Rat LSD 2002-08-13 281 No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from atlas, pages 150-159 lateral septal nucleus, dorsal part Rat LSI 2002-08-13 281 No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from atlas, pages 150-159 lateral septal nucleus, intermediate part Rat LSV 2002-08-13 281 No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from atlas, pages 150-159 lateral septal nucleus, ventral part Rat LSp 2002-08-13 281 No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from atlas, pages 150-159 lateral spinal nucleus Rat LSS 2002-08-13 281 No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from atlas, pages 150-159 lateral stripe of the striatum Rat LSO 2002-08-13 281 No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from atlas, pages 150-159 lateral superior olive Rat ltg 2002-08-13 281 No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from atlas, pages 150-159 lateral tegmental tract Rat LT 2002-08-13 281 No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from atlas, pages 150-159 lateral terminal nucleus of the accessory optic tract Rat LV 2002-08-13 281 No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from atlas, pages 150-159 lateral ventricle Rat LVe 2002-08-13 281 No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from atlas, pages 150-159 lateral vestibular nucleus Rat lvs 2002-08-13 281 No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from atlas, pages 150-159 lateral vestibulospinal tract Rat LA 2002-08-13 281 No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from atlas, pages 150-159 lateroanterior hypothalamic nucleus Rat LDTg 2002-08-13 281 No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from atlas, pages 150-159 laterodorsal tegmental nucleus Rat LDTgV 2002-08-13 281 No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from atlas, pages 150-159 laterodorsal tegmental nucleus, ventral part Rat LD 2002-08-13 281 No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from atlas, pages 150-159 laterodorsal thalamic nucleus Rat LDDM 2002-08-13 281 No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from atlas, pages 150-159 laterodorsal thalamic nucleus, dorsomedial part part Rat LDVL 2002-08-13 281 No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from atlas, pages 150-159 laterodorsal thalamic nucleus, ventrolateral part Rat LVPO 2002-08-13 281 No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from atlas, pages 150-159 lateroventral periolivary nucleus Rat 1a 2002-08-13 281 No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from atlas, pages 150-159 layer of cortex 1a Rat 1b 2002-08-13 281 No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from atlas, pages 150-159 layer of cortex 1b Rat Li 2002-08-13 281 No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from atlas, pages 150-159 linear nucleus of the medulla Rat LC 2002-08-13 281 No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from atlas, pages 150-159 locus coeruleus Rat lab 2002-08-13 281 No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from atlas, pages 150-159 longitudinal association bundle Rat lfp 2002-08-13 281 No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from atlas, pages 150-159 longitudinal fasciculus of the pons Rat MCLH 2002-08-13 281 No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from atlas, pages 150-159 magnocellular nucleus of the lateral hypothalamus Rat MCPC 2002-08-13 281 No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from atlas, pages 150-159 magnocellular nucleus of the posterior commissure Rat MCPO 2002-08-13 281 No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from atlas, pages 150-159 magnocellular preoptic nucleus Rat mp 2002-08-13 281 No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from atlas, pages 150-159 mammillary peduncle Rat MRe 2002-08-13 281 No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from atlas, pages 150-159 mammillary recess of the 3rd ventricle Rat mtg 2002-08-13 281 No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from atlas, pages 150-159 mammillotegmental tract Rat mt 2002-08-13 281 No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from atlas, pages 150-159 mammillothalamic tract Rat MZMG 2002-08-13 281 No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from atlas, pages 150-159 marginal zone of the medial geniculate Rat MA3 2002-08-13 281 No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from atlas, pages 150-159 medial accessory oculomotor nucleus Rat Me 2002-08-13 281 No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from atlas, pages 150-159 medial amygdaloid nucleus Rat MeAD 2002-08-13 281 No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from atlas, pages 150-159 medial amygdaloid nucleus, anterodorsal part Rat MeAV 2002-08-13 281 No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from atlas, pages 150-159 medial amygdaloid nucleus, anteroventral part Rat MePD 2002-08-13 281 No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from atlas, pages 150-159 medial amygdaloid nucleus, posterodorsal part Rat MePV 2002-08-13 281 No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from atlas, pages 150-159 medial amygdaloid nucleus, posteroventral part Rat MedDL 2002-08-13 281 No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from atlas, pages 150-159 medial cerebellar nucleus, dorsolateral protuberance Rat mch 2002-08-13 281 No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from atlas, pages 150-159 medial corticohypothalamic tract Rat MEE 2002-08-13 281 No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from atlas, pages 150-159 medial eminence, external layer Rat MEI 2002-08-13 281 No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from atlas, pages 150-159 medial eminence, internal layer Rat MEnt 2002-08-13 281 No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from atlas, pages 150-159 medial entorhinal cortex Rat MEntV 2002-08-13 281 No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from atlas, pages 150-159 medial entorhinal cortex, ventral part Rat Med 2002-08-13 281 No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from atlas, pages 150-159 medial (fastigial) cerebellar nucleus Rat mfb 2002-08-13 281 No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from atlas, pages 150-159 medial forebrain bundle Rat mfba 2002-08-13 281 No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from atlas, pages 150-159 medial forebrain bundle, a component Rat mfbb 2002-08-13 281 No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from atlas, pages 150-159 medial forebrain bundle, b component Rat MG 2002-08-13 281 No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from atlas, pages 150-159 medial geniculate nucleus Rat MGD 2002-08-13 281 No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from atlas, pages 150-159 medial geniculate nucleus, dorsal part Rat MGM 2002-08-13 281 No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from atlas, pages 150-159 medial geniculate nucleus, medial part Rat MGV 2002-08-13 281 No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from atlas, pages 150-159 medial geniculate nucleus, ventral part Rat MGP 2002-08-13 281 No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from atlas, pages 150-159 medial globus pallidus Rat MHb 2002-08-13 281 No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from atlas, pages 150-159 medial habenular nucleus Rat ml 2002-08-13 281 No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from atlas, pages 150-159 medial lemniscus Rat mlf 2002-08-13 281 No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from atlas, pages 150-159 medial longitudinal fasciculus Rat ML 2002-08-13 281 No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from atlas, pages 150-159 medial mammillary nucleus, lateral part Rat MM 2002-08-13 281 No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from atlas, pages 150-159 medial mammillary nucleus, medial part Rat MMn 2002-08-13 281 No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from atlas, pages 150-159 medial mammillary nucleus, median part Rat MO 2002-08-13 281 No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from atlas, pages 150-159 medial orbital cortex Rat MPB 2002-08-13 281 No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from atlas, pages 150-159 medial parabrachial nucleus Rat MPBE 2002-08-13 281 No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from atlas, pages 150-159 medial parabrachial nucleus external part Rat MPn 2002-08-13 281 No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from atlas, pages 150-159 medial pontine nucleus Rat MPA 2002-08-13 281 No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from atlas, pages 150-159 medial preoptic area Rat MPO 2002-08-13 281 No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from atlas, pages 150-159 medial preoptic nucleus Rat MPOC 2002-08-13 281 No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from atlas, pages 150-159 medial preoptic nucleus, central part Rat MPOL 2002-08-13 281 No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from atlas, pages 150-159 medial preoptic nucleus, lateral part Rat MPOM 2002-08-13 281 No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from atlas, pages 150-159 medial preoptic nucleus, medial part Rat MPT 2002-08-13 281 No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from atlas, pages 150-159 medial pretectal nucleus Rat MRVL 2002-08-13 281 No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from atlas, pages 150-159 medial rostroventrolateral medulla Rat MS 2002-08-13 281 No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from atlas, pages 150-159 medial septal nucleus Rat MSO 2002-08-13 281 No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from atlas, pages 150-159 medial superior olive Rat MT 2002-08-13 281 No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from atlas, pages 150-159 medial terminal nucleus of the accessory optic tract Rat MTu 2002-08-13 281 No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from atlas, pages 150-159 medial tuberal nucleus Rat MVe 2002-08-13 281 No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from atlas, pages 150-159 medial vestibular nucleus Rat MVeMC 2002-08-13 281 No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from atlas, pages 150-159 medial vestibular nucleus, magnocellular part Rat MVePC 2002-08-13 281 No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from atlas, pages 150-159 medial vestibular nucleus, parvicellular part Rat MnA 2002-08-13 281 No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from atlas, pages 150-159 median accessory nucleus of the medulla Rat ME 2002-08-13 281 No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from atlas, pages 150-159 median eminence Rat MnPO 2002-08-13 281 No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from atlas, pages 150-159 median preoptic nucleus Rat MnR 2002-08-13 281 No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from atlas, pages 150-159 median raphe nucleus Rat MD 2002-08-13 281 No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from atlas, pages 150-159 mediodorsal thalamic nucleus Rat MDC 2002-08-13 281 No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from atlas, pages 150-159 mediodorsal thalamic nucleus, central part Rat MDL 2002-08-13 281 No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from atlas, pages 150-159 mediodorsal thalamic nucleus, lateral part Rat MDM 2002-08-13 281 No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from atlas, pages 150-159 mediodorsal thalamic nucleus, medial part Rat MDPL 2002-08-13 281 No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from atlas, pages 150-159 mediodorsal thalamic nucleus, paralaminar part Rat MVPO 2002-08-13 281 No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from atlas, pages 150-159 medioventral periolivary nucleus Rat MdD 2002-08-13 281 No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from atlas, pages 150-159 medullary reticular nucleus, dorsal part Rat MdV 2002-08-13 281 No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from atlas, pages 150-159 medullary reticular nucleus, ventral part Rat Me5 2002-08-13 281 No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from atlas, pages 150-159 mesencephalic trigeminal nucleus Rat me5 2002-08-13 281 No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from atlas, pages 150-159 mesencephalic trigeminal tract Rat MiTg 2002-08-13 281 No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from atlas, pages 150-159 microcellular tegmental nucleus Rat mcp 2002-08-13 281 No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from atlas, pages 150-159 middle cerebellar peduncle Rat Min 2002-08-13 281 No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from atlas, pages 150-159 minimus nucleus Rat MiA 2002-08-13 281 No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from atlas, pages 150-159 mitral cell layer of the accessory olfactory bulb Rat Mi 2002-08-13 281 No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from atlas, pages 150-159 mitral cell layer of the olfactory bulb Rat Mol 2002-08-13 281 No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from atlas, pages 150-159 molecular layer of the dentate gyrus Rat m5 2002-08-13 281 No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from atlas, pages 150-159 motor root of the trigeminal nerve Rat Mo5 2002-08-13 281 No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from atlas, pages 150-159 motor trigeminal nucleus Rat Mo5DL 2002-08-13 281 No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from atlas, pages 150-159 motor trigeminal nucleus, dorsolateral part Rat Mo5VM 2002-08-13 281 No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from atlas, pages 150-159 motor trigeminal nucleus, ventromedial part Rat ns 2002-08-13 281 No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from atlas, pages 150-159 nigrostriatal bundle Rat O 2002-08-13 281 No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from atlas, pages 150-159 nucleus O Rat Dk 2002-08-13 281 No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from atlas, pages 150-159 nucleus of Darkschewitsch Rat EVe 2002-08-13 281 No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from atlas, pages 150-159 nucleus of origin of efferents of the vestibular nerve Rat Ro 2002-08-13 281 No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from atlas, pages 150-159 nucleus of Roller Rat AL 2002-08-13 281 No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from atlas, pages 150-159 nucleus of the ansa lenticularis Rat BIC 2002-08-13 281 No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from atlas, pages 150-159 nucleus of the brachium of the inferior colliculus Rat CST 2002-08-13 281 No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from atlas, pages 150-159 nucleus of the commissural stria terminalis Rat DHC 2002-08-13 281 No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from atlas, pages 150-159 nucleus of the dorsal hippocampal commissure Rat F 2002-08-13 281 No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from atlas, pages 150-159 nucleus of the fields of Forel Rat HDB 2002-08-13 281 No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from atlas, pages 150-159 nucleus of the horizontal limb of the diagonal band Rat LOT 2002-08-13 281 No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from atlas, pages 150-159 nucleus of the lateral olfactory tract Rat OT 2002-08-13 281 No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from atlas, pages 150-159 nucleus of the optic tract Rat PCom 2002-08-13 281 No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from atlas, pages 150-159 nucleus of the posterior commissure Rat Sol 2002-08-13 281 No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from atlas, pages 150-159 nucleus of the solitary tract Rat SolCe 2002-08-13 281 No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from atlas, pages 150-159 nucleus of the solitary tract, central part Rat SolC 2002-08-13 281 No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from atlas, pages 150-159 nucleus of the solitary tract, commissural part Rat SolDM 2002-08-13 281 No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from atlas, pages 150-159 nucleus of the solitary tract, dorsomedial part Rat SolG 2002-08-13 281 No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from atlas, pages 150-159 nucleus of the solitary tract, gelatinous part Rat SolIM 2002-08-13 281 No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from atlas, pages 150-159 nucleus of the solitary tract, intermediate part Rat SolI 2002-08-13 281 No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from atlas, pages 150-159 nucleus of the solitary tract, interstitial part Rat SolM 2002-08-13 281 No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from atlas, pages 150-159 nucleus of the solitary tract, medial part Rat SolRL 2002-08-13 281 No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from atlas, pages 150-159 nucleus of the solitary tract, rostrolateral Rat SolVL 2002-08-13 281 No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from atlas, pages 150-159 nucleus of the solitary tract, ventrolateral part Rat SM 2002-08-13 281 No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from atlas, pages 150-159 nucleus of the stria medullaris Rat Tz 2002-08-13 281 No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from atlas, pages 150-159 nucleus of the trapezoid body Rat VDB 2002-08-13 281 No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from atlas, pages 150-159 nucleus of the vertical limb of the diagonal band Rat X 2002-08-13 281 No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from atlas, pages 150-159 nucleus X Rat Y 2002-08-13 281 No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from atlas, pages 150-159 nucleus Y Rat Z 2002-08-13 281 No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from atlas, pages 150-159 nucleus Z Rat Ob 2002-08-15 281 No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from atlas, pages 150-159 Obex Rat 3n 2002-08-13 281 No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from atlas, pages 150-159 oculomotor nerve or its root Rat 3 2002-08-13 281 No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from atlas, pages 150-159 oculomotor nucleus Rat 3PC 2002-08-13 281 No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from atlas, pages 150-159 oculomotor nucleus, parvicellular part Rat OB 2002-08-13 281 No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from atlas, pages 150-159 olfactory bulb Rat ON 2002-08-13 281 No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from atlas, pages 150-159 olfactory nerve layer Rat Tu 2002-08-13 281 No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from atlas, pages 150-159 olfactory tubercle Rat TuDC 2002-08-13 281 No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from atlas, pages 150-159 olfactory tubercle densocellular layer Rat TuPl 2002-08-13 281 No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from atlas, pages 150-159 olfactory tubercle plexiform layer Rat TuPo 2002-08-13 281 No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from atlas, pages 150-159 olfactory tubercle polymorph layer Rat OV 2002-08-13 281 No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from atlas, pages 150-159 olfactory ventricle (olfactory part of lateral ventricle) Rat OPT 2002-08-13 281 No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from atlas, pages 150-159 olivary pretectal nucleus Rat oc 2002-08-13 281 No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from atlas, pages 150-159 olivocerebellar tract Rat ocb 2002-08-13 281 No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from atlas, pages 150-159 olivocochlear bundle Rat ox 2002-08-13 281 No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from atlas, pages 150-159 optic chiasm Rat 2n 2002-08-13 281 No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from atlas, pages 150-159 optic nerve Rat Op 2002-08-13 281 No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from atlas, pages 150-159 optic nerve layer of the superior colliculus Rat opt 2002-08-13 281 No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from atlas, pages 150-159 optic tract Rat Or 2002-08-13 281 No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from atlas, pages 150-159 oriens layer of the hippocampus Rat OBl 2002-08-13 281 No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from atlas, pages 150-159 outer blade of the dentate gyrus Rat OPC 2002-08-13 281 No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from atlas, pages 150-159 oval paracentral thalamic nucleus Rat Pa6 2002-08-13 281 No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from atlas, pages 150-159 paraabducens nucleus Rat PBG 2002-08-13 281 No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from atlas, pages 150-159 parabigeminal nucleus Rat PB 2002-08-13 281 No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from atlas, pages 150-159 parabrachial nucleus Rat PBW 2002-08-13 281 No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from atlas, pages 150-159 parabrachial nucleus, waist part Rat PBP 2002-08-13 281 No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from atlas, pages 150-159 parabrachial pigmented nucleus Rat PC 2002-08-13 281 No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from atlas, pages 150-159 paracentral thalamic nucleus Rat PCGS 2002-08-13 281 No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from atlas, pages 150-159 paracochlear glial substance Rat PCTg 2002-08-13 281 No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from atlas, pages 150-159 paracollicular tegmentum Rat PF 2002-08-13 281 No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from atlas, pages 150-159 parafascicular thalamic nucleus Rat pfs 2002-08-13 281 No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from atlas, pages 150-159 parafloccular sulcus Rat PFl 2002-08-13 281 No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from atlas, pages 150-159 paraflocculus Rat PLd 2002-08-13 281 No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from atlas, pages 150-159 paralambdoid septal nucleus Rat PL 2002-08-13 281 No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from atlas, pages 150-159 paralemniscal nucleus Rat PM 2002-08-13 281 No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from atlas, pages 150-159 paramedian lobule Rat PMnR 2002-08-13 281 No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from atlas, pages 150-159 paramedian raphe nucleus Rat PMn 2002-08-13 281 No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from atlas, pages 150-159 paramedian reticular nucleus Rat pms 2002-08-13 281 No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from atlas, pages 150-159 paramedian sulcus Rat PN 2002-08-13 281 No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from atlas, pages 150-159 paranigral nucleus Rat PPy 2002-08-13 281 No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from atlas, pages 150-159 parapyramidal nucleus Rat PaR 2002-08-13 281 No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from atlas, pages 150-159 pararubral nucleus Rat PSol 2002-08-13 281 No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from atlas, pages 150-159 parasolitary nucleus Rat PS 2002-08-13 281 No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from atlas, pages 150-159 parastrial nucleus Rat PaS 2002-08-13 281 No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from atlas, pages 150-159 parasubiculum Rat PSTh 2002-08-13 281 No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from atlas, pages 150-159 parasubthalamic nucleus Rat PT 2002-08-13 281 No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from atlas, pages 150-159 paratenial thalamic nucleus Rat Pa5 2002-08-13 281 No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from atlas, pages 150-159 paratrigeminal nucleus Rat Pa4 2002-08-13 281 No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from atlas, pages 150-159 paratrochlear nucleus Rat Pa 2002-08-13 281 No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from atlas, pages 150-159 paraventricular hypothalamic nucleus Rat PaAM 2002-08-13 281 No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from atlas, pages 150-159 paraventricular hypothalamic nucleus, anterior magnocellular part Rat PaAP 2002-08-13 281 No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from atlas, pages 150-159 paraventricular hypothalamic nucleus, anterior parvicellular part Rat PaDC 2002-08-13 281 No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from atlas, pages 150-159 paraventricular hypothalamic nucleus, dorsal cap Rat PaLM 2002-08-13 281 No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from atlas, pages 150-159 paraventricular hypothalamic nucleus, lateral magnocellular part Rat PaMP 2002-08-13 281 No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from atlas, pages 150-159 paraventricular hypothalamic nucleus, medial parvicellular part Rat PaPo 2002-08-13 281 No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from atlas, pages 150-159 paraventricular hypothalamic nucleus, posterior part Rat PaV 2002-08-13 281 No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from atlas, pages 150-159 paraventricular hypothalamic nucleus, ventral part Rat PV 2002-08-13 281 No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from atlas, pages 150-159 paraventricular thalamic nucleus Rat PVA 2002-08-13 281 No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from atlas, pages 150-159 paraventricular thalamic nucleus, anterior part Rat PVP 2002-08-13 281 No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from atlas, pages 150-159 paraventricular thalamic nucleus, posterior part Rat PtA 2002-08-13 281 No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from atlas, pages 150-159 parietal association cortex Rat PC5 2002-08-13 281 No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from atlas, pages 150-159 parvicellular motor trigeminal nucleus Rat PCRt 2002-08-13 281 No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from atlas, pages 150-159 parvicellular reticular nucleus Rat PCRtA 2002-08-13 281 No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from atlas, pages 150-159 parvicellular reticular nucleus, alpha part Rat PPTg 2002-08-13 281 No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from atlas, pages 150-159 pedunculopontine tegmental nucleus Rat PAG 2002-08-13 281 No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from atlas, pages 150-159 periaqueductal gray Rat P7 2002-08-13 281 No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from atlas, pages 150-159 perifacial zone Rat PeF 2002-08-13 281 No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from atlas, pages 150-159 perifornical nucleus Rat PP 2002-08-13 281 No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from atlas, pages 150-159 peripeduncular nucleus Rat PRh 2002-08-13 281 No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from atlas, pages 150-159 perirhinal cortex Rat P5 2002-08-13 281 No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from atlas, pages 150-159 peritrigeminal zone Rat pv 2002-08-13 281 No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from atlas, pages 150-159 periventricular fiber system Rat Pe 2002-08-13 281 No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from atlas, pages 150-159 periventricular hypothalamic nucleus Rat Pi 2002-08-13 281 No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from atlas, pages 150-159 pineal gland Rat PiRe 2002-08-13 281 No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from atlas, pages 150-159 pineal recess Rat Pir 2002-08-13 281 No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from atlas, pages 150-159 piriform cortex Rat PoDG 2002-08-13 281 No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from atlas, pages 150-159 polymorph layer of the dentate gyrus Rat Pn 2002-08-13 281 No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from atlas, pages 150-159 pontine nuclei Rat PnR 2002-08-13 281 No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from atlas, pages 150-159 pontine raphe nucleus Rat PnC 2002-08-13 281 No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from atlas, pages 150-159 pontine reticular nucleus, caudal part Rat PnO 2002-08-13 281 No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from atlas, pages 150-159 pontine reticular nucleus, oral part Rat PnV 2002-08-13 281 No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from atlas, pages 150-159 pontine reticular nucleus, ventral part Rat pc 2002-08-13 281 No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from atlas, pages 150-159 posterior commissure Rat PH 2002-08-13 281 No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from atlas, pages 150-159 posterior hypothalamic area Rat PIL 2002-08-13 281 No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from atlas, pages 150-159 posterior intralaminar thalamic nucleus Rat PLi 2002-08-13 281 No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from atlas, pages 150-159 posterior limitans thalamic nucleus Rat PPit 2002-08-13 281 No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from atlas, pages 150-159 posterior lobe of pituitary Rat PPT 2002-08-13 281 No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from atlas, pages 150-159 posterior pretectal nucleus Rat psf 2002-08-13 281 No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from atlas, pages 150-159 posterior superior fissure Rat Po 2002-08-13 281 No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from atlas, pages 150-159 posterior thalamic nuclear group Rat PoT 2002-08-13 281 No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from atlas, pages 150-159 posterior thalamic nuclear group, triangular part Rat PDP 2002-08-13 281 No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from atlas, pages 150-159 posterodorsal preoptic nucleus Rat PDTg 2002-08-13 281 No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from atlas, pages 150-159 posterodorsal tegmental nucleus Rat PLCo 2002-08-13 281 No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from atlas, pages 150-159 posterolateral cortical amygdaloid nucleus (C2) Rat plf 2002-08-13 281 No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from atlas, pages 150-159 posterolateral fissure Rat PMCo 2002-08-13 281 No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from atlas, pages 150-159 posteromedial cortical amygdaloid nucleus (C3) Rat PoMn 2002-08-13 281 No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from atlas, pages 150-159 posteromedian thalamic nucleus Rat Post 2002-08-13 281 No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from atlas, pages 150-159 postsubiculum Rat PrBo 2002-08-13 281 No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from atlas, pages 150-159 pre-Botzinger complex Rat pcf 2002-08-13 281 No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from atlas, pages 150-159 precommissural fornix Rat PrC 2002-08-13 281 No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from atlas, pages 150-159 precommissural nucleus Rat pcuf 2002-08-13 281 No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from atlas, pages 150-159 preculminate fissure Rat pd 2002-08-13 281 No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from atlas, pages 150-159 predorsal bundle Rat PrL 2002-08-13 281 No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from atlas, pages 150-159 prelimbic cortex Rat PMD 2002-08-13 281 No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from atlas, pages 150-159 premammillary nucleus, dorsal part Rat PMV 2002-08-13 281 No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from atlas, pages 150-159 premammillary nucleus, ventral part Rat Pr 2002-08-13 281 No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from atlas, pages 150-159 prepositus nucleus Rat ppf 2002-08-13 281 No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from atlas, pages 150-159 prepyramidal fissure Rat PR 2002-08-13 281 No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from atlas, pages 150-159 prerubral field Rat PrS 2002-08-13 281 No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from atlas, pages 150-159 presubiculum Rat Au1 2002-08-13 281 No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from atlas, pages 150-159 primary auditory cortex Rat prf 2002-08-13 281 No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from atlas, pages 150-159 primary fissure Rat M1 2002-08-13 281 No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from atlas, pages 150-159 primary motor cortex Rat S1 2002-08-13 281 No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from atlas, pages 150-159 primary somatosensory cortex Rat S1BF 2002-08-13 281 No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from atlas, pages 150-159 primary somatosensory cortex, barrel field Rat S1DZ 2002-08-13 281 No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from atlas, pages 150-159 primary somatosensory cortex, dysgranular region Rat S1FL 2002-08-13 281 No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from atlas, pages 150-159 primary somatosensory cortex, forelimb region Rat S1HL 2002-08-13 281 No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from atlas, pages 150-159 primary somatosensory cortex, hindlimb region Rat S1J 2002-08-13 281 No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from atlas, pages 150-159 primary somatosensory cortex, jaw region Rat S1JO 2002-08-13 281 No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from atlas, pages 150-159 primary somatosensory cortex, jaw region, oral surface Rat S1Tr 2002-08-13 281 No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from atlas, pages 150-159 primary somatosensory cortex, trunk region Rat S1ULp 2002-08-13 281 No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from atlas, pages 150-159 primary somatosensory cortex, upper lip region Rat V1B 2002-08-13 281 No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from atlas, pages 150-159 primary visual cortex, binocular area Rat V1M 2002-08-13 281 No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from atlas, pages 150-159 primary visual cortex, monocular area Rat pm 2002-08-13 281 No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from atlas, pages 150-159 principal mammillary tract Rat Pr5 2002-08-13 281 No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from atlas, pages 150-159 principal sensory trigeminal nucleus Rat Pr5DM 2002-08-13 281 No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from atlas, pages 150-159 principal sensory trigeminal nucleus, dorsomedial part Rat Pr5VL 2002-08-13 281 No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from atlas, pages 150-159 principal sensory trigeminal nucleus, ventrolateral part Rat prb 2002-08-13 281 No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from atlas, pages 150-159 Probst bundle Rat ProS 2002-08-13 281 No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from atlas, pages 150-159 prosubiculum Rat Py 2002-08-13 281 No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from atlas, pages 150-159 pyramidal cell layer of the hippocampus Rat pyx 2002-08-13 281 No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from atlas, pages 150-159 pyramidal decussation Rat pf 2002-08-13 281 No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from atlas, pages 150-159 pyramidal fissure Rat py 2002-08-13 281 No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from atlas, pages 150-159 pyramidal tract Rat RIP 2002-08-13 281 No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from atlas, pages 150-159 raphe interpositus nucleus Rat RMg 2002-08-13 281 No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from atlas, pages 150-159 raphe magnus nucleus Rat ROb 2002-08-13 281 No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from atlas, pages 150-159 raphe obscurus nucleus Rat RPa 2002-08-13 281 No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from atlas, pages 150-159 raphe pallidus nucleus Rat ReIC 2002-08-13 281 No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from atlas, pages 150-159 recess of the inferior colliculus Rat R 2002-08-13 281 No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from atlas, pages 150-159 red nucleus Rat RLH 2002-08-13 281 No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from atlas, pages 150-159 red nucleus, lateral horn Rat RMC 2002-08-13 281 No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from atlas, pages 150-159 red nucleus, magnocellular part Rat RPC 2002-08-13 281 No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from atlas, pages 150-159 red nucleus, parvicellular part Rat Rt 2002-08-13 281 No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from atlas, pages 150-159 reticular thalamic nucleus Rat RtTgP 2002-08-13 281 No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from atlas, pages 150-159 reticulotegmental nucleus of the pons pericentral part Rat RAmb 2002-08-13 281 No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from atlas, pages 150-159 retroambiguus nucleus Rat RCh 2002-08-13 281 No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from atlas, pages 150-159 retrochiasmatic area Rat REth 2002-08-13 281 No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from atlas, pages 150-159 retroethmoid nucleus Rat RL 2002-08-13 281 No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from atlas, pages 150-159 retrolemniscal nucleus Rat RRF 2002-08-13 281 No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from atlas, pages 150-159 retrorubral field Rat RR 2002-08-13 281 No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from atlas, pages 150-159 retrorubral nucleus Rat RSA 2002-08-13 281 No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from atlas, pages 150-159 retrosplenial agranular cortex Rat RSGa 2002-08-13 281 No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from atlas, pages 150-159 retrosplenial granular a cortex Rat RSGb 2002-08-13 281 No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from atlas, pages 150-159 retrosplenial granular b cortex Rat Re 2002-08-13 281 No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from atlas, pages 150-159 reuniens thalamic nucleus Rat Rbd 2002-08-13 281 No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from atlas, pages 150-159 rhabdoid nucleus Rat rf 2002-08-13 281 No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from atlas, pages 150-159 rhinal fissure Rat ri 2002-08-13 281 No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from atlas, pages 150-159 rhinal incisura Rat Rh 2002-08-13 281 No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from atlas, pages 150-159 rhomboid thalamic nucleus Rat 6n 2002-08-13 281 No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from atlas, pages 150-159 root of abducens nerve Rat 12n 2002-08-13 281 No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from atlas, pages 150-159 root of hypoglossal nerve Rat RI 2002-08-13 281 No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from atlas, pages 150-159 rostral interstitial nucleus of medial longitudinal fasciculus Rat RLi 2002-08-13 281 No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from atlas, pages 150-159 rostral linear nucleus of the raphe Rat RPO 2002-08-13 281 No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from atlas, pages 150-159 rostral periolivary region Rat RVRG 2002-08-13 281 No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from atlas, pages 150-159 rostral ventral respiratory group Rat RVL 2002-08-13 281 No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from atlas, pages 150-159 rostroventrolateral reticular nucleus Rat rcc 2002-08-13 281 No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from atlas, pages 150-159 rostrum of the corpus callosum Rat rs 2002-08-13 281 No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from atlas, pages 150-159 rubrospinal tract Rat Sag 2002-08-13 281 No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from atlas, pages 150-159 sagulum nucleus Rat Sc 2002-08-13 281 No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from atlas, pages 150-159 scaphoid thalamic nucleus Rat AuD 2002-08-13 281 No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from atlas, pages 150-159 secondary auditory cortex, dorsal area Rat AuV 2002-08-13 281 No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from atlas, pages 150-159 secondary auditory cortex, ventral area Rat sf 2002-08-13 281 No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from atlas, pages 150-159 secondary fissure Rat M2 2002-08-13 281 No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from atlas, pages 150-159 secondary motor cortex Rat S2 2002-08-13 281 No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from atlas, pages 150-159 secondary somatosensory cortex Rat V2L 2002-08-13 281 No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from atlas, pages 150-159 secondary visual cortex, lateral area Rat V2ML 2002-08-13 281 No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from atlas, pages 150-159 secondary visual cortex, mediolateral area Rat V2MM 2002-08-13 281 No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from atlas, pages 150-159 secondary visual cortex, mediomedial area Rat SL 2002-08-13 281 No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from atlas, pages 150-159 semilunar nucleus Rat s5 2002-08-13 281 No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from atlas, pages 150-159 sensory root of the trigeminal nerve Rat SFi 2002-08-13 281 No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from atlas, pages 150-159 septofimbrial nucleus Rat SHi 2002-08-13 281 No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from atlas, pages 150-159 septohippocampal nucleus Rat Sim 2002-08-13 281 No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from atlas, pages 150-159 simple lobule Rat SimA 2002-08-13 281 No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from atlas, pages 150-159 simple lobule A Rat SimB 2002-08-13 281 No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from atlas, pages 150-159 simple lobule B Rat simf 2002-08-13 281 No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from atlas, pages 150-159 simplex fissure Rat sol 2002-08-13 281 No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from atlas, pages 150-159 solitary tract Rat Sph 2002-08-13 281 No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from atlas, pages 150-159 sphenoid nucleus Rat Sp5C 2002-08-13 281 No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from atlas, pages 150-159 spinal trigeminal nucleus, caudal part Rat Sp5I 2002-08-13 281 No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from atlas, pages 150-159 spinal trigeminal nucleus, interpolar part Rat Sp5O 2002-08-13 281 No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from atlas, pages 150-159 spinal trigeminal nucleus, oral part Rat sp5 2002-08-13 281 No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from atlas, pages 150-159 spinal trigeminal tract Rat SpVe 2002-08-13 281 No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from atlas, pages 150-159 spinal vestibular nucleus Rat sc 2002-08-13 281 No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from atlas, pages 150-159 spinocerebellar tract Rat scc 2002-08-13 281 No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from atlas, pages 150-159 splenium of the corpus callosum Rat Stg 2002-08-13 281 No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from atlas, pages 150-159 stigmoid hypothalamic nucleus Rat Rad 2002-08-13 281 No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from atlas, pages 150-159 stratum radiatum of the hippocampus Rat StA 2002-08-13 281 No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from atlas, pages 150-159 strial part of the preoptic area Rat sm 2002-08-13 281 No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from atlas, pages 150-159 stria medullaris of the thalamus Rat st 2002-08-13 281 No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from atlas, pages 150-159 stria terminalis Rat StHy 2002-08-13 281 No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from atlas, pages 150-159 striohypothalamic nucleus Rat SubB 2002-08-13 281 No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from atlas, pages 150-159 subbrachial nucleus Rat SubC 2002-08-13 281 No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from atlas, pages 150-159 subcoeruleus nucleus Rat SubCA 2002-08-13 281 No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from atlas, pages 150-159 subcoeruleus nucleus, alpha part Rat SubCD 2002-08-13 281 No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from atlas, pages 150-159 subcoeruleus nucleus, dorsal part Rat SubCV 2002-08-13 281 No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from atlas, pages 150-159 subcoeruleus nucleus, ventral part Rat SCom 2002-08-13 281 No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from atlas, pages 150-159 subcommissural nucleus Rat SCO 2002-08-13 281 No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from atlas, pages 150-159 subcommissural organ Rat SFO 2002-08-13 281 No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from atlas, pages 150-159 subfornical organ Rat SubG 2002-08-13 281 No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from atlas, pages 150-159 subgeniculate nucleus Rat S 2002-08-13 281 No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from atlas, pages 150-159 subiculum Rat SubI 2002-08-13 281 No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from atlas, pages 150-159 subincertal nucleus Rat SMT 2002-08-13 281 No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from atlas, pages 150-159 submammillothalamic nucleus Rat Sub 2002-08-13 281 No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from atlas, pages 150-159 submedius thalamic nucleus Rat SubD 2002-08-13 281 No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from atlas, pages 150-159 submedius thalamic nucleus, dorsal part Rat SubV 2002-08-13 281 No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from atlas, pages 150-159 submedius thalamic nucleus, ventral part Rat SPF 2002-08-13 281 No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from atlas, pages 150-159 subparafascicular thalamic nucleus Rat SPFPC 2002-08-13 281 No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from atlas, pages 150-159 subparafascicular thalamic nucleus, parvicellular part Rat SPa 2002-08-13 281 No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from atlas, pages 150-159 subparaventricular zone of the hypothalamus Rat SPTg 2002-08-13 281 No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from atlas, pages 150-159 subpedencular tegmental nucleus Rat SI 2002-08-13 281 No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from atlas, pages 150-159 substantia innominata Rat SIB 2002-08-13 281 No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from atlas, pages 150-159 substantia innominata, basal part Rat SID 2002-08-13 281 No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from atlas, pages 150-159 substantia innominata, dorsal part Rat SIV 2002-08-13 281 No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from atlas, pages 150-159 substantia innominata, ventral part Rat SNCV 2002-08-13 281 No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from atlas, pages 150-159 substantia nigra, compacta part, ventral tier Rat SNC 2002-08-13 281 No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from atlas, pages 150-159 substantia nigra compact part Rat SNCD 2002-08-13 281 No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from atlas, pages 150-159 substantia nigra, compact part, dorsal tier Rat SNL 2002-08-13 281 No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from atlas, pages 150-159 substantia nigra lateral part Rat SNM 2002-08-13 281 No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from atlas, pages 150-159 substantia nigra medial part Rat SNR 2002-08-13 281 No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from atlas, pages 150-159 substantia nigra reticular part Rat SNRDM 2002-08-13 281 No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from atlas, pages 150-159 substantia nigra, reticular part, dorsomedial tier Rat SNRVL 2002-08-13 281 No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from atlas, pages 150-159 substantia nigra, reticular part, ventrolateral tier Rat STh 2002-08-13 281 No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from atlas, pages 150-159 subthalamic nucleus Rat slim 2002-08-13 281 No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from atlas, pages 150-159 sulcus limitans Rat SGl 2002-08-13 281 No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from atlas, pages 150-159 superficial glial zone of the cochlear nuclei Rat SuG 2002-08-13 281 No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from atlas, pages 150-159 superficial gray layer of the superior colliculus Rat scp 2002-08-13 281 No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from atlas, pages 150-159 superior cerebellar peduncle (brachium conjuctivum) Rat scpd 2002-08-13 281 No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from atlas, pages 150-159 superior cerebellar peduncle, descending limb Rat SC 2002-08-13 281 No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from atlas, pages 150-159 superior colliculus Rat SMV 2002-08-13 281 No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from atlas, pages 150-159 superior medullary velum Rat SPO 2002-08-13 281 No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from atlas, pages 150-159 superior paraolivary nucleus Rat SuS 2002-08-13 281 No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from atlas, pages 150-159 superior salivatory nucleus Rat str 2002-08-13 281 No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from atlas, pages 150-159 superior thalamic radiation Rat SuVe 2002-08-13 281 No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from atlas, pages 150-159 superior vestibular nucleus Rat SCh 2002-08-13 281 No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from atlas, pages 150-159 suprachiasmatic nucleus Rat SG 2002-08-13 281 No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from atlas, pages 150-159 suprageniculate thalamic nucleus Rat SGe 2002-08-13 281 No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from atlas, pages 150-159 supragenual nucleus Rat sumx 2002-08-13 281 No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from atlas, pages 150-159 supramammillary decussation Rat SuM 2002-08-13 281 No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from atlas, pages 150-159 supramammillary nucleus Rat SuML 2002-08-13 281 No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from atlas, pages 150-159 supramammillary nucleus, lateral part Rat SuMM 2002-08-13 281 No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from atlas, pages 150-159 supramammillary nucleus, medial part Rat Su3C 2002-08-13 281 No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from atlas, pages 150-159 supraoculomotor cap Rat Su3 2002-08-13 281 No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from atlas, pages 150-159 supraoculomotor periaqueductal gray Su3 Rat sox 2002-08-13 281 No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from atlas, pages 150-159 supraoptic decussation Rat SO 2002-08-13 281 No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from atlas, pages 150-159 supraoptic nucleus Rat SOR 2002-08-13 281 No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from atlas, pages 150-159 supraoptic nucleus, retrochiasmatic part Rat Su5 2002-08-13 281 No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from atlas, pages 150-159 supratrigeminal nucleus Rat ts 2002-08-13 281 No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from atlas, pages 150-159 tectospinal tract Rat TeA 2002-08-13 281 No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from atlas, pages 150-159 temporal association cortex Rat Te 2002-08-13 281 No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from atlas, pages 150-159 terete hypothalamic nucleus Rat tfp 2002-08-13 281 No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from atlas, pages 150-159 transverse fibers of the pons Rat tz 2002-08-13 281 No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from atlas, pages 150-159 trapezoid body Rat TS 2002-08-13 281 No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from atlas, pages 150-159 triangular septal nucleus Rat 5Gn 2002-08-13 281 No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from atlas, pages 150-159 trigeminal ganglion Rat tth 2002-08-13 281 No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from atlas, pages 150-159 trigeminothalamic tract Rat 4x 2002-08-13 281 No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from atlas, pages 150-159 trochlear decussation Rat 4n 2002-08-13 281 No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from atlas, pages 150-159 trochlear nerve or its root Rat 4 2002-08-13 281 No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from atlas, pages 150-159 trochlear nucleus Rat TC 2002-08-13 281 No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from atlas, pages 150-159 tuber cinereum area Rat TM 2002-08-13 281 No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from atlas, pages 150-159 tuberomammillary nucleus Rat unc 2002-08-13 281 No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from atlas, pages 150-159 uncinate fasciculus Rat uf 2002-08-13 281 No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from atlas, pages 150-159 uvular fissure Rat 10n 2002-08-13 281 No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from atlas, pages 150-159 vagus nerve or its root Rat VOLT 2002-08-13 281 No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from atlas, pages 150-159 vascular organ of the lamina terminalis Rat vaf 2002-08-13 281 No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from atlas, pages 150-159 ventral amygdalofugal pathway Rat VA 2002-08-13 281 No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from atlas, pages 150-159 ventral anterior thalamic nucleus Rat VC 2002-08-13 281 No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from atlas, pages 150-159 ventral cochlear nucleus Rat VCA 2002-08-13 281 No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from atlas, pages 150-159 ventral cochlear nucleus, anterior part Rat VCP 2002-08-13 281 No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from atlas, pages 150-159 ventral cochlear nucleus, posterior part Rat VEn 2002-08-13 281 No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from atlas, pages 150-159 ventral endopiriform nucleus Rat vhc 2002-08-13 281 No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from atlas, pages 150-159 ventral hippocampal commissure Rat VLG 2002-08-13 281 No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from atlas, pages 150-159 ventral lateral geniculate nucleus Rat VLGMC 2002-08-13 281 No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from atlas, pages 150-159 ventral lateral geniculate nucleus, magnocellular part Rat VLGPC 2002-08-13 281 No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from atlas, pages 150-159 ventral lateral geniculate nucleus, parvicellular part Rat VLL 2002-08-13 281 No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from atlas, pages 150-159 ventral nucleus of the lateral lemniscus Rat VO 2002-08-13 281 No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from atlas, pages 150-159 ventral orbital cortex Rat VP 2002-08-13 281 No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from atlas, pages 150-159 ventral pallidum Rat VPPn 2002-08-13 281 No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from atlas, pages 150-159 ventral peduncular pontine nucleus Rat VPPC 2002-08-13 281 No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from atlas, pages 150-159 ventral posterior thalamic nucleus, parvicellular part Rat VPL 2002-08-13 281 No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from atlas, pages 150-159 ventral posterolateral thalamic nucleus Rat VPM 2002-08-13 281 No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from atlas, pages 150-159 ventral posteromedial thalamic nucleus Rat VRe 2002-08-13 281 No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from atlas, pages 150-159 ventral reuniens thalamic nucleus Rat vsc 2002-08-13 281 No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from atlas, pages 150-159 ventral spinocerebellar tract Rat VTA 2002-08-13 281 No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from atlas, pages 150-159 ventral tegmental area Rat vtgx 2002-08-13 281 No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from atlas, pages 150-159 ventral tegmental decussation Rat VTg 2002-08-13 281 No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from atlas, pages 150-159 ventral tegmental nucleus Rat VTT 2002-08-13 281 No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from atlas, pages 150-159 ventral tenia tecta Rat VTM 2002-08-13 281 No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from atlas, pages 150-159 ventral tuberomammillary nucleus Rat VLH 2002-08-13 281 No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from atlas, pages 150-159 ventrolateral hypothalamic nucleus Rat VLPAG 2002-08-13 281 No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from atlas, pages 150-159 ventrolateral periaqueductal gray Rat VLPO 2002-08-13 281 No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from atlas, pages 150-159 ventrolateral preoptic nucleus Rat VLTg 2002-08-13 281 No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from atlas, pages 150-159 ventrolateral tegmental area Rat VL 2002-08-13 281 No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from atlas, pages 150-159 ventrolateral thalamic nucleus Rat VMH 2002-08-13 281 No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from atlas, pages 150-159 ventromedial hypothalamic nucleus Rat VMHA 2002-08-13 281 No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from atlas, pages 150-159 ventromedial hypothalamic nucleus, anterior part Rat VMHC 2002-08-13 281 No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from atlas, pages 150-159 ventromedial hypothalamic nucleus, central part Rat VMHDM 2002-08-13 281 No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from atlas, pages 150-159 ventromedial hypothalamic nucleus, dorsomedial part Rat VMHVL 2002-08-13 281 No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from atlas, pages 150-159 ventromedial hypothalamic nucleus, ventrolateral part Rat VMPn 2002-08-13 281 No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from atlas, pages 150-159 ventromedial pontine nucleus Rat VMPO 2002-08-13 281 No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from atlas, pages 150-159 ventromedial preoptic nucleus Rat VM 2002-08-13 281 No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from atlas, pages 150-159 ventromedial thalamic nucleus Rat 8vn 2002-08-13 281 No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from atlas, pages 150-159 vestibular root of the vestibulocochlear nerve Rat VeCb 2002-08-13 281 No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from atlas, pages 150-159 vestibulocerebellar nucleus Rat 8Gn 2002-08-13 281 No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from atlas, pages 150-159 vestibulocochlear ganglion Rat 8n 2002-08-13 281 No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from atlas, pages 150-159 vestibulocochlear nerve Rat veme 2002-08-13 281 No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from atlas, pages 150-159 vestibulomesencephalic tract Rat VTRZ 2002-08-13 281 No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from atlas, pages 150-159 visual tegmental relay zone Rat vn 2002-08-13 281 No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from atlas, pages 150-159 vomeronasal nerve Rat VN 2002-08-13 281 No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from atlas, pages 150-159 vomeronasal nerve layer Rat Xi 2002-08-13 281 No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from atlas, pages 150-159 xiphoid thalamic nucleus Rat ZI 2002-08-13 281 No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from atlas, pages 150-159 zona incerta Rat ZID 2002-08-13 281 No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from atlas, pages 150-159 zona incerta, dorsal part Rat ZIV 2002-08-13 281 No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from atlas, pages 150-159 zona incerta, ventral part Rat ZL 2002-08-13 281 No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from atlas, pages 150-159 zona limitans Rat Zo 2002-08-13 281 No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from atlas, pages 150-159 zonal layer of the superior colliculus Rat 6n 2002-08-22 281 The hierarchy was constructed based on the information provided in the atlas (pages 281-287), and on the latest version of the hierarchical tree provided by the first author of the atlas. Some structures are captured in two or more hierarchical trees in the used sources. Details are provided for those structures. No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from the atlas, pages 313-328 abducens nerve/root Human Acb 2002-08-22 281 The hierarchy was constructed based on the information provided in the atlas (pages 281-287), and on the latest version of the hierarchical tree provided by the first author of the atlas. Some structures are captured in two or more hierarchical trees in the used sources. Details are provided for those structures. No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from the atlas, pages 313-328 accumbens nucleus Human AcC 2002-09-30 281 The hierarchy was constructed based on the information provided in the atlas (pages 281-287), and on the latest version of the hierarchical tree provided by the first author of the atlas. Some structures are captured in two or more hierarchical trees in the used sources. Details are provided for those structures. No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from the atlas, pages 281-328. Accumbens nucleus central part Human AcCL 2002-08-22 281 The hierarchy was constructed based on the information provided in the atlas (pages 281-287), and on the latest version of the hierarchical tree provided by the first author of the atlas. Some structures are captured in two or more hierarchical trees in the used sources. Details are provided for those structures. No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from the atlas, pages 313-328 accumbens nucleus, centrolateral part Human AcCM 2002-08-22 281 The hierarchy was constructed based on the information provided in the atlas (pages 281-287), and on the latest version of the hierarchical tree provided by the first author of the atlas. Some structures are captured in two or more hierarchical trees in the used sources. Details are provided for those structures. No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from the atlas, pages 313-328 accumbens nucleus, centromedial part Human AcM 2002-09-30 281 The hierarchy was constructed based on the information provided in the atlas (pages 281-287), and on the latest version of the hierarchical tree provided by the first author of the atlas. Some structures are captured in two or more hierarchical trees in the used sources. Details are provided for those structures. No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from the atlas, pages 281-328. Accumbens nucleus medial part Human AcSV 2002-08-22 281 The hierarchy was constructed based on the information provided in the atlas (pages 281-287), and on the latest version of the hierarchical tree provided by the first author of the atlas. Some structures are captured in two or more hierarchical trees in the used sources. Details are provided for those structures. No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from the atlas, pages 313-328 accumbens nucleus, subventricular part Human AIn 2002-08-22 281 The hierarchy was constructed based on the information provided in the atlas (pages 281-287), and on the latest version of the hierarchical tree provided by the first author of the atlas. Some structures are captured in two or more hierarchical trees in the used sources. Details are provided for those structures. No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from the atlas, pages 313-328 agranular insular cortex Human All 2002-08-22 281 The hierarchy was constructed based on the information provided in the atlas (pages 281-287), and on the latest version of the hierarchical tree provided by the first author of the atlas. Some structures are captured in two or more hierarchical trees in the used sources. Details are provided for those structures. No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from the atlas, pages 313-328 allocortex Human Alv 2002-08-22 281 The hierarchy was constructed based on the information provided in the atlas (pages 281-287), and on the latest version of the hierarchical tree provided by the first author of the atlas. Some structures are captured in two or more hierarchical trees in the used sources. Details are provided for those structures. No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from the atlas, pages 313-328 alveus of the hippocampus Human AG 2002-08-22 281 The hierarchy was constructed based on the information provided in the atlas (pages 281-287), and on the latest version of the hierarchical tree provided by the first author of the atlas. Some structures are captured in two or more hierarchical trees in the used sources. Details are provided for those structures. No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from the atlas, pages 313-328 ambiens gyrus Human Amg 2002-08-22 281 The hierarchy was constructed based on the information provided in the atlas (pages 281-287), and on the latest version of the hierarchical tree provided by the first author of the atlas. Some structures are captured in two or more hierarchical trees in the used sources. Details are provided for those structures. No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from the atlas, pages 313-328 amygdala Human ACl 2002-09-30 281 The hierarchy was constructed based on the information provided in the atlas (pages 281-287), and on the latest version of the hierarchical tree provided by the first author of the atlas. Some structures are captured in two or more hierarchical trees in the used sources. Details are provided for those structures. No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from the atlas, pages 281-328. Collator note: the authors of the associated nomenclature consider this structure as being identical to the preamygdalar claustrum (PACL) and to the endopiriform nucleus (En). The preamygdalar claustrum has a different hierarchical tree in this nomenclature. Amygdaloclaustral transition area Human AHi 2002-08-22 281 The hierarchy was constructed based on the information provided in the atlas (pages 281-287), and on the latest version of the hierarchical tree provided by the first author of the atlas. Some structures are captured in two or more hierarchical trees in the used sources. Details are provided for those structures. No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from the atlas, pages 313-328 amygdalohippocampal area Human AHiA 2002-09-30 281 The hierarchy was constructed based on the information provided in the atlas (pages 281-287), and on the latest version of the hierarchical tree provided by the first author of the atlas. Some structures are captured in two or more hierarchical trees in the used sources. Details are provided for those structures. No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from the atlas, pages 281-328. Amygdalohippocampal transition area anterior part Human AHiP 2002-09-30 281 The hierarchy was constructed based on the information provided in the atlas (pages 281-287), and on the latest version of the hierarchical tree provided by the first author of the atlas. Some structures are captured in two or more hierarchical trees in the used sources. Details are provided for those structures. No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from the atlas, pages 281-328. Amygdalohippocampal transition area posterior part Human Amygdaloid complex 2002-08-23 281 The hierarchy was constructed based on the information provided in the atlas (pages 281-287), and on the latest version of the hierarchical tree provided by the first author of the atlas. Some structures are captured in two or more hierarchical trees in the used sources. Details are provided for those structures. No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from the atlas, pages 281-328. Collator note: since the amygdaloid complex does not have an abbreviation, we have kept the name as the abbreviation. Amygdaloid complex Human AI 2002-08-22 281 The hierarchy was constructed based on the information provided in the atlas (pages 281-287), and on the latest version of the hierarchical tree provided by the first author of the atlas. Some structures are captured in two or more hierarchical trees in the used sources. Details are provided for those structures. No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from the atlas, pages 313-328 amygdaloid island(s) Human AI 2002-09-30 281 The hierarchy was constructed based on the information provided in the atlas (pages 281-287), and on the latest version of the hierarchical tree provided by the first author of the atlas. Some structures are captured in two or more hierarchical trees in the used sources. Details are provided for those structures. No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from the atlas, pages 281-328. Amygdaloid islands Human APir 2002-08-22 281 The hierarchy was constructed based on the information provided in the atlas (pages 281-287), and on the latest version of the hierarchical tree provided by the first author of the atlas. Some structures are captured in two or more hierarchical trees in the used sources. Details are provided for those structures. No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from the atlas, pages 313-328 amygdalopiriform transition area Human ALAPir 2002-09-30 281 The hierarchy was constructed based on the information provided in the atlas (pages 281-287), and on the latest version of the hierarchical tree provided by the first author of the atlas. Some structures are captured in two or more hierarchical trees in the used sources. Details are provided for those structures. No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from the atlas, pages 281-328. Amygdalopiriform transition area lateral part Human PMAPir 2002-09-30 281 The hierarchy was constructed based on the information provided in the atlas (pages 281-287), and on the latest version of the hierarchical tree provided by the first author of the atlas. Some structures are captured in two or more hierarchical trees in the used sources. Details are provided for those structures. No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from the atlas, pages 281-328. Amygdalopiriform transition area medial part Human AStr 2002-08-22 281 The hierarchy was constructed based on the information provided in the atlas (pages 281-287), and on the latest version of the hierarchical tree provided by the first author of the atlas. Some structures are captured in two or more hierarchical trees in the used sources. Details are provided for those structures. No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from the atlas, pages 313-328 amygdalostriate transition area Human ARG 2002-08-22 281 The hierarchy was constructed based on the information provided in the atlas (pages 281-287), and on the latest version of the hierarchical tree provided by the first author of the atlas. Some structures are captured in two or more hierarchical trees in the used sources. Details are provided for those structures. No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from the atlas, pages 313-328 Andreas Retzius gyrus Human AnG 2002-08-22 281 The hierarchy was constructed based on the information provided in the atlas (pages 281-287), and on the latest version of the hierarchical tree provided by the first author of the atlas. Some structures are captured in two or more hierarchical trees in the used sources. Details are provided for those structures. No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from the atlas, pages 313-328 angular gyrus Human ADB 2002-08-22 281 The hierarchy was constructed based on the information provided in the atlas (pages 281-287), and on the latest version of the hierarchical tree provided by the first author of the atlas. Some structures are captured in two or more hierarchical trees in the used sources. Details are provided for those structures. No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from the atlas, pages 313-328 angular part of the diagonal band nucleus Human angs 2002-08-22 281 The hierarchy was constructed based on the information provided in the atlas (pages 281-287), and on the latest version of the hierarchical tree provided by the first author of the atlas. Some structures are captured in two or more hierarchical trees in the used sources. Details are provided for those structures. No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from the atlas, pages 313-328 angular sulcus Human ancer 2002-08-22 281 The hierarchy was constructed based on the information provided in the atlas (pages 281-287), and on the latest version of the hierarchical tree provided by the first author of the atlas. Some structures are captured in two or more hierarchical trees in the used sources. Details are provided for those structures. No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from the atlas, pages 313-328 ansa cervicalis Human al 2002-08-22 281 The hierarchy was constructed based on the information provided in the atlas (pages 281-287), and on the latest version of the hierarchical tree provided by the first author of the atlas. Some structures are captured in two or more hierarchical trees in the used sources. Details are provided for those structures. No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from the atlas, pages 313-328 ansa lenticularis Human ap 2002-08-22 281 The hierarchy was constructed based on the information provided in the atlas (pages 281-287), and on the latest version of the hierarchical tree provided by the first author of the atlas. Some structures are captured in two or more hierarchical trees in the used sources. Details are provided for those structures. No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from the atlas, pages 313-328 ansa peduncularis Human AAA 2002-08-22 281 The hierarchy was constructed based on the information provided in the atlas (pages 281-287), and on the latest version of the hierarchical tree provided by the first author of the atlas. Some structures are captured in two or more hierarchical trees in the used sources. Details are provided for those structures. No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from the atlas, pages 313-328 anterior amygdaloid area Human acs 2002-08-22 281 The hierarchy was constructed based on the information provided in the atlas (pages 281-287), and on the latest version of the hierarchical tree provided by the first author of the atlas. Some structures are captured in two or more hierarchical trees in the used sources. Details are provided for those structures. No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from the atlas, pages 313-328 anterior calcarine sulcus Human afx 2002-08-22 281 The hierarchy was constructed based on the information provided in the atlas (pages 281-287), and on the latest version of the hierarchical tree provided by the first author of the atlas. Some structures are captured in two or more hierarchical trees in the used sources. Details are provided for those structures. No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from the atlas, pages 313-328 anterior column of fornix Human ac 2002-08-22 281 The hierarchy was constructed based on the information provided in the atlas (pages 281-287), and on the latest version of the hierarchical tree provided by the first author of the atlas. Some structures are captured in two or more hierarchical trees in the used sources. Details are provided for those structures. No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from the atlas, pages 313-328 anterior commissure Human aco 2002-08-22 281 The hierarchy was constructed based on the information provided in the atlas (pages 281-287), and on the latest version of the hierarchical tree provided by the first author of the atlas. Some structures are captured in two or more hierarchical trees in the used sources. Details are provided for those structures. No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from the atlas, pages 313-328 anterior commissure, olfactory limb Human ACo 2002-08-22 281 The hierarchy was constructed based on the information provided in the atlas (pages 281-287), and on the latest version of the hierarchical tree provided by the first author of the atlas. Some structures are captured in two or more hierarchical trees in the used sources. Details are provided for those structures. No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from the atlas, pages 313-328 anterior cortical amygdaloid nucleus Human ACoD 2002-08-22 281 The hierarchy was constructed based on the information provided in the atlas (pages 281-287), and on the latest version of the hierarchical tree provided by the first author of the atlas. Some structures are captured in two or more hierarchical trees in the used sources. Details are provided for those structures. No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from the atlas, pages 313-328 anterior cortical amygdaloid nucleus, dorsal part Human ACoV 2002-08-22 281 The hierarchy was constructed based on the information provided in the atlas (pages 281-287), and on the latest version of the hierarchical tree provided by the first author of the atlas. Some structures are captured in two or more hierarchical trees in the used sources. Details are provided for those structures. No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from the atlas, pages 313-328 anterior cortical amygdaloid nucleus, ventral part Human AHA 2002-08-22 281 The hierarchy was constructed based on the information provided in the atlas (pages 281-287), and on the latest version of the hierarchical tree provided by the first author of the atlas. Some structures are captured in two or more hierarchical trees in the used sources. Details are provided for those structures. No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from the atlas, pages 313-328 anterior hypothalamic area Human AHAA 2002-09-30 281 The hierarchy was constructed based on the information provided in the atlas (pages 281-287), and on the latest version of the hierarchical tree provided by the first author of the atlas. Some structures are captured in two or more hierarchical trees in the used sources. Details are provided for those structures. No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from the atlas, pages 281-328. Anterior hypothalamic area, anterior part Human AHAP 2002-09-30 281 The hierarchy was constructed based on the information provided in the atlas (pages 281-287), and on the latest version of the hierarchical tree provided by the first author of the atlas. Some structures are captured in two or more hierarchical trees in the used sources. Details are provided for those structures. No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from the atlas, pages 281-328. Anterior hypothalamic area, posterior part Human AHC 2002-08-22 281 The hierarchy was constructed based on the information provided in the atlas (pages 281-287), and on the latest version of the hierarchical tree provided by the first author of the atlas. Some structures are captured in two or more hierarchical trees in the used sources. Details are provided for those structures. No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from the atlas, pages 313-328 anterior hypothalamic nucleus, central part Human AHD 2002-08-22 281 The hierarchy was constructed based on the information provided in the atlas (pages 281-287), and on the latest version of the hierarchical tree provided by the first author of the atlas. Some structures are captured in two or more hierarchical trees in the used sources. Details are provided for those structures. No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from the atlas, pages 313-328 anterior hypothalamic nucleus, dorsal part Human aic 2002-08-22 281 The hierarchy was constructed based on the information provided in the atlas (pages 281-287), and on the latest version of the hierarchical tree provided by the first author of the atlas. Some structures are captured in two or more hierarchical trees in the used sources. Details are provided for those structures. No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from the atlas, pages 313-328 anterior limb of internal capsule Human ATh 2002-08-22 281 The hierarchy was constructed based on the information provided in the atlas (pages 281-287), and on the latest version of the hierarchical tree provided by the first author of the atlas. Some structures are captured in two or more hierarchical trees in the used sources. Details are provided for those structures. No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from the atlas, pages 313-328 Anterior nuclear group of thalamus Human AO 2002-08-22 281 The hierarchy was constructed based on the information provided in the atlas (pages 281-287), and on the latest version of the hierarchical tree provided by the first author of the atlas. Some structures are captured in two or more hierarchical trees in the used sources. Details are provided for those structures. No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from the atlas, pages 313-328 anterior olfactory nucleus retrobulbar region Human PVa 2002-09-30 281 The hierarchy was constructed based on the information provided in the atlas (pages 281-287), and on the latest version of the hierarchical tree provided by the first author of the atlas. Some structures are captured in two or more hierarchical trees in the used sources. Details are provided for those structures. No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from the atlas, pages 281-328. The abbreviation of this structure was adapted by the collator Anterior paraventricular nucleus Human aps 2002-08-22 281 The hierarchy was constructed based on the information provided in the atlas (pages 281-287), and on the latest version of the hierarchical tree provided by the first author of the atlas. Some structures are captured in two or more hierarchical trees in the used sources. Details are provided for those structures. No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from the atlas, pages 313-328 anterior parolfactory sulcus Human APS 2002-08-22 281 The hierarchy was constructed based on the information provided in the atlas (pages 281-287), and on the latest version of the hierarchical tree provided by the first author of the atlas. Some structures are captured in two or more hierarchical trees in the used sources. Details are provided for those structures. No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from the atlas, pages 313-328 anterior perforated substance Human APO 2002-08-22 281 The hierarchy was constructed based on the information provided in the atlas (pages 281-287), and on the latest version of the hierarchical tree provided by the first author of the atlas. Some structures are captured in two or more hierarchical trees in the used sources. Details are provided for those structures. No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from the atlas, pages 313-328 anterior preoptic nucleus Human APul 2002-08-22 281 The hierarchy was constructed based on the information provided in the atlas (pages 281-287), and on the latest version of the hierarchical tree provided by the first author of the atlas. Some structures are captured in two or more hierarchical trees in the used sources. Details are provided for those structures. No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from the atlas, pages 313-328 anterior pulvinar nucleus Human AReCa 2002-08-22 281 The hierarchy was constructed based on the information provided in the atlas (pages 281-287), and on the latest version of the hierarchical tree provided by the first author of the atlas. Some structures are captured in two or more hierarchical trees in the used sources. Details are provided for those structures. No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from the atlas, pages 313-328 anterior superior alveolar nerve Human ANG 2002-08-22 281 The hierarchy was constructed based on the information provided in the atlas (pages 281-287), and on the latest version of the hierarchical tree provided by the first author of the atlas. Some structures are captured in two or more hierarchical trees in the used sources. Details are provided for those structures. No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from the atlas, pages 313-328 anterior thalamic nucleus Human asan 2002-08-22 281 The hierarchy was constructed based on the information provided in the atlas (pages 281-287), and on the latest version of the hierarchical tree provided by the first author of the atlas. Some structures are captured in two or more hierarchical trees in the used sources. Details are provided for those structures. No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from the atlas, pages 313-328 anterior thalamus Human AVPe 2002-09-30 281 The hierarchy was constructed based on the information provided in the atlas (pages 281-287), and on the latest version of the hierarchical tree provided by the first author of the atlas. Some structures are captured in two or more hierarchical trees in the used sources. Details are provided for those structures. No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from the atlas, pages 281-328. Anterior ventral periventricular nucleus of hypothalamus Human AD 2002-08-22 281 The hierarchy was constructed based on the information provided in the atlas (pages 281-287), and on the latest version of the hierarchical tree provided by the first author of the atlas. Some structures are captured in two or more hierarchical trees in the used sources. Details are provided for those structures. No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from the atlas, pages 313-328 anterodorsal thalamic nucleus Human AM 2002-08-22 281 The hierarchy was constructed based on the information provided in the atlas (pages 281-287), and on the latest version of the hierarchical tree provided by the first author of the atlas. Some structures are captured in two or more hierarchical trees in the used sources. Details are provided for those structures. No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from the atlas, pages 313-328 anteromedial thalamic nucleus Human AMai 2002-09-30 281 The hierarchy was constructed based on the information provided in the atlas (pages 281-287), and on the latest version of the hierarchical tree provided by the first author of the atlas. Some structures are captured in two or more hierarchical trees in the used sources. Details are provided for those structures. No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from the atlas, pages 281-328. The abbreviation of this structure was adopted by the collator Anteromedial thalamic nucleus, anteroinferior Human AMar 2002-09-30 281 The hierarchy was constructed based on the information provided in the atlas (pages 281-287), and on the latest version of the hierarchical tree provided by the first author of the atlas. Some structures are captured in two or more hierarchical trees in the used sources. Details are provided for those structures. No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from the atlas, pages 281-328. The abbreviation of this structure was adopted by the collator Anteromedial thalamic nucleus, antero-reuniens Human AMm 2002-09-30 281 The hierarchy was constructed based on the information provided in the atlas (pages 281-287), and on the latest version of the hierarchical tree provided by the first author of the atlas. Some structures are captured in two or more hierarchical trees in the used sources. Details are provided for those structures. No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from the atlas, pages 281-328. The abbreviation of this structure was adopted by the collator Anteromedial thalamic nucleus, main part Human ald 2002-08-22 281 The hierarchy was constructed based on the information provided in the atlas (pages 281-287), and on the latest version of the hierarchical tree provided by the first author of the atlas. Some structures are captured in two or more hierarchical trees in the used sources. Details are provided for those structures. No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from the atlas, pages 313-328 anteroprincipal thalamic nucleus Human Aq 2002-08-22 281 The hierarchy was constructed based on the information provided in the atlas (pages 281-287), and on the latest version of the hierarchical tree provided by the first author of the atlas. Some structures are captured in two or more hierarchical trees in the used sources. Details are provided for those structures. No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from the atlas, pages 313-328 anteroprincipal thalamic nucleus Human APr 2002-08-22 281 The hierarchy was constructed based on the information provided in the atlas (pages 281-287), and on the latest version of the hierarchical tree provided by the first author of the atlas. Some structures are captured in two or more hierarchical trees in the used sources. Details are provided for those structures. No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from the atlas, pages 313-328 Anteroprincipal thalamic nucleus Human argr 2002-08-22 281 The hierarchy was constructed based on the information provided in the atlas (pages 281-287), and on the latest version of the hierarchical tree provided by the first author of the atlas. Some structures are captured in two or more hierarchical trees in the used sources. Details are provided for those structures. No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from the atlas, pages 313-328 aqueduct Human 88 2002-08-23 281 The hierarchy was constructed based on the information provided in the atlas (pages 281-287), and on the latest version of the hierarchical tree provided by the first author of the atlas. Some structures are captured in two or more hierarchical trees in the used sources. Details are provided for those structures. No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from the atlas, pages 313-328 Area 88 (Vogt) Human bG 2002-08-22 281 The hierarchy was constructed based on the information provided in the atlas (pages 281-287), and on the latest version of the hierarchical tree provided by the first author of the atlas. Some structures are captured in two or more hierarchical trees in the used sources. Details are provided for those structures. No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from the atlas, pages 313-328 band of Giacomini Human BNC 2002-09-30 281 The hierarchy was constructed based on the information provided in the atlas (pages 281-287), and on the latest version of the hierarchical tree provided by the first author of the atlas. Some structures are captured in two or more hierarchical trees in the used sources. Details are provided for those structures. No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from the atlas, pages 281-328. Basal nuclear complex Human BC 2002-08-22 281 The hierarchy was constructed based on the information provided in the atlas (pages 281-287), and on the latest version of the hierarchical tree provided by the first author of the atlas. Some structures are captured in two or more hierarchical trees in the used sources. Details are provided for those structures. No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from the atlas, pages 313-328 basal nucleus, compact part Human BD 2002-08-22 281 The hierarchy was constructed based on the information provided in the atlas (pages 281-287), and on the latest version of the hierarchical tree provided by the first author of the atlas. Some structures are captured in two or more hierarchical trees in the used sources. Details are provided for those structures. No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from the atlas, pages 313-328 basal nucleus, diffuse part Human B 2002-08-22 281 The hierarchy was constructed based on the information provided in the atlas (pages 281-287), and on the latest version of the hierarchical tree provided by the first author of the atlas. Some structures are captured in two or more hierarchical trees in the used sources. Details are provided for those structures. No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from the atlas, pages 313-328 basal nucleus of Meynert Human Bop 2002-08-22 281 The hierarchy was constructed based on the information provided in the atlas (pages 281-287), and on the latest version of the hierarchical tree provided by the first author of the atlas. Some structures are captured in two or more hierarchical trees in the used sources. Details are provided for those structures. No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from the atlas, pages 313-328 basal operculum Human BasCi 2002-08-22 281 The hierarchy was constructed based on the information provided in the atlas (pages 281-287), and on the latest version of the hierarchical tree provided by the first author of the atlas. Some structures are captured in two or more hierarchical trees in the used sources. Details are provided for those structures. No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from the atlas, pages 313-328 basilar cistern Human BL 2002-08-22 281 The hierarchy was constructed based on the information provided in the atlas (pages 281-287), and on the latest version of the hierarchical tree provided by the first author of the atlas. Some structures are captured in two or more hierarchical trees in the used sources. Details are provided for those structures. No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from the atlas, pages 313-328 basolateral amygdaloid nucleus Human BLD 2002-08-22 281 The hierarchy was constructed based on the information provided in the atlas (pages 281-287), and on the latest version of the hierarchical tree provided by the first author of the atlas. Some structures are captured in two or more hierarchical trees in the used sources. Details are provided for those structures. No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from the atlas, pages 313-328 basolateral amygdaloid nucleus, dorsal part Human BL I 2002-08-23 281 The hierarchy was constructed based on the information provided in the atlas (pages 281-287), and on the latest version of the hierarchical tree provided by the first author of the atlas. Some structures are captured in two or more hierarchical trees in the used sources. Details are provided for those structures. No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from the atlas, pages 281-328. Basolateral amygdaloid nucleus intermediate part Human BLPL 2002-08-22 281 The hierarchy was constructed based on the information provided in the atlas (pages 281-287), and on the latest version of the hierarchical tree provided by the first author of the atlas. Some structures are captured in two or more hierarchical trees in the used sources. Details are provided for those structures. No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from the atlas, pages 313-328 basolateral amygdaloid nucleus, posterolateral part Human BLVL 2002-08-22 281 The hierarchy was constructed based on the information provided in the atlas (pages 281-287), and on the latest version of the hierarchical tree provided by the first author of the atlas. Some structures are captured in two or more hierarchical trees in the used sources. Details are provided for those structures. No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from the atlas, pages 313-328 basolateral amygdaloid nucleus, ventrolateral part Human BLVM 2002-08-22 281 The hierarchy was constructed based on the information provided in the atlas (pages 281-287), and on the latest version of the hierarchical tree provided by the first author of the atlas. Some structures are captured in two or more hierarchical trees in the used sources. Details are provided for those structures. No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from the atlas, pages 313-328 basolateral amygdaloid nucleus, ventromedial part Human BLNG 2002-08-23 281 The hierarchy was constructed based on the information provided in the atlas (pages 281-287), and on the latest version of the hierarchical tree provided by the first author of the atlas. Some structures are captured in two or more hierarchical trees in the used sources. Details are provided for those structures. No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from the atlas, pages 281-328. Basolateral nuclear group of amygdala Human BM 2002-08-22 281 The hierarchy was constructed based on the information provided in the atlas (pages 281-287), and on the latest version of the hierarchical tree provided by the first author of the atlas. Some structures are captured in two or more hierarchical trees in the used sources. Details are provided for those structures. No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from the atlas, pages 313-328 basomedial amygdaloid nucleus Human BMCM 2002-08-22 281 The hierarchy was constructed based on the information provided in the atlas (pages 281-287), and on the latest version of the hierarchical tree provided by the first author of the atlas. Some structures are captured in two or more hierarchical trees in the used sources. Details are provided for those structures. No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from the atlas, pages 313-328 basomedial amygdaloid nucleus, centromedial part Human BMDL 2002-08-22 281 The hierarchy was constructed based on the information provided in the atlas (pages 281-287), and on the latest version of the hierarchical tree provided by the first author of the atlas. Some structures are captured in two or more hierarchical trees in the used sources. Details are provided for those structures. No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from the atlas, pages 313-328 basomedial amygdaloid nucleus, dorsolateral part Human BMDM 2002-08-22 281 The hierarchy was constructed based on the information provided in the atlas (pages 281-287), and on the latest version of the hierarchical tree provided by the first author of the atlas. Some structures are captured in two or more hierarchical trees in the used sources. Details are provided for those structures. No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from the atlas, pages 313-328 basomedial amygdaloid nucleus, dorsomedial part Human BL VL 2002-08-23 281 The hierarchy was constructed based on the information provided in the atlas (pages 281-287), and on the latest version of the hierarchical tree provided by the first author of the atlas. Some structures are captured in two or more hierarchical trees in the used sources. Details are provided for those structures. No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from the atlas, pages 281-328. Basomedial amygdaloid nucleus ventrolateral part Human BMVL 2002-10-02 281 The hierarchy was constructed based on the information provided in the atlas (pages 281-287), and on the latest version of the hierarchical tree provided by the first author of the atlas. Some structures are captured in two or more hierarchical trees in the used sources. Details are provided for those structures. No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from the atlas, pages 281-328. Basomedial amygdaloid nucleus, ventrolateral part Human BMVM 2002-08-22 281 The hierarchy was constructed based on the information provided in the atlas (pages 281-287), and on the latest version of the hierarchical tree provided by the first author of the atlas. Some structures are captured in two or more hierarchical trees in the used sources. Details are provided for those structures. No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from the atlas, pages 313-328 basomedial amygdaloid nucleus, ventromedial part Human BAC 2002-08-22 281 The hierarchy was constructed based on the information provided in the atlas (pages 281-287), and on the latest version of the hierarchical tree provided by the first author of the atlas. Some structures are captured in two or more hierarchical trees in the used sources. Details are provided for those structures. No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from the atlas, pages 313-328 bed nucleus of the anterior commissure Human BST 2002-08-22 281 The hierarchy was constructed based on the information provided in the atlas (pages 281-287), and on the latest version of the hierarchical tree provided by the first author of the atlas. Some structures are captured in two or more hierarchical trees in the used sources. Details are provided for those structures. No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from the atlas, pages 313-328 bed nucleus of the stria terminalis Human BSTA 2002-09-30 281 The hierarchy was constructed based on the information provided in the atlas (pages 281-287), and on the latest version of the hierarchical tree provided by the first author of the atlas. Some structures are captured in two or more hierarchical trees in the used sources. Details are provided for those structures. No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from the atlas, pages 281-328. Bed nucleus of the stria terminalis anterior part Human BSTC 2002-08-22 281 The hierarchy was constructed based on the information provided in the atlas (pages 281-287), and on the latest version of the hierarchical tree provided by the first author of the atlas. Some structures are captured in two or more hierarchical trees in the used sources. Details are provided for those structures. No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from the atlas, pages 313-328 Bed nucleus of the stria terminalis cental part Human BSTCL 2002-09-30 281 The hierarchy was constructed based on the information provided in the atlas (pages 281-287), and on the latest version of the hierarchical tree provided by the first author of the atlas. Some structures are captured in two or more hierarchical trees in the used sources. Details are provided for those structures. No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from the atlas, pages 281-328. Bed nucleus of the stria terminalis central part, lenticular division Human BSTCPC 2002-09-30 281 The hierarchy was constructed based on the information provided in the atlas (pages 281-287), and on the latest version of the hierarchical tree provided by the first author of the atlas. Some structures are captured in two or more hierarchical trees in the used sources. Details are provided for those structures. No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from the atlas, pages 281-328. Bed nucleus of the stria terminalis central part, pericommissural division Human BSTCSV 2002-09-30 281 The hierarchy was constructed based on the information provided in the atlas (pages 281-287), and on the latest version of the hierarchical tree provided by the first author of the atlas. Some structures are captured in two or more hierarchical trees in the used sources. Details are provided for those structures. No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from the atlas, pages 281-328. Bed nucleus of the stria terminalis central part, subventricular division Human BSTCSC 2002-09-30 281 The hierarchy was constructed based on the information provided in the atlas (pages 281-287), and on the latest version of the hierarchical tree provided by the first author of the atlas. Some structures are captured in two or more hierarchical trees in the used sources. Details are provided for those structures. No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from the atlas, pages 281-328. Bed nucleus of the stria terminalis central part, supracommissural division Human BSTCV 2002-09-30 281 The hierarchy was constructed based on the information provided in the atlas (pages 281-287), and on the latest version of the hierarchical tree provided by the first author of the atlas. Some structures are captured in two or more hierarchical trees in the used sources. Details are provided for those structures. No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from the atlas, pages 281-328. Bed nucleus of the stria terminalis central part, ventral part Human BSTLJ 2002-08-22 281 The hierarchy was constructed based on the information provided in the atlas (pages 281-287), and on the latest version of the hierarchical tree provided by the first author of the atlas. Some structures are captured in two or more hierarchical trees in the used sources. Details are provided for those structures. No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from the atlas, pages 313-328 bed nucleus of the stria terminalis, lateral division, juxtacapsular part Human BSTL 2002-09-30 281 The hierarchy was constructed based on the information provided in the atlas (pages 281-287), and on the latest version of the hierarchical tree provided by the first author of the atlas. Some structures are captured in two or more hierarchical trees in the used sources. Details are provided for those structures. No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from the atlas, pages 281-328. Bed nucleus of the stria terminalis lateral part Human BSTM 2002-08-22 281 The hierarchy was constructed based on the information provided in the atlas (pages 281-287), and on the latest version of the hierarchical tree provided by the first author of the atlas. Some structures are captured in two or more hierarchical trees in the used sources. Details are provided for those structures. No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from the atlas, pages 313-328 bed nucleus of the stria terminalis, medial division Human BSTP 2002-08-22 281 The hierarchy was constructed based on the information provided in the atlas (pages 281-287), and on the latest version of the hierarchical tree provided by the first author of the atlas. Some structures are captured in two or more hierarchical trees in the used sources. Details are provided for those structures. No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from the atlas, pages 313-328 bed nucleus of the stria terminalis, posterior part Human BSTPL 2002-09-30 281 The hierarchy was constructed based on the information provided in the atlas (pages 281-287), and on the latest version of the hierarchical tree provided by the first author of the atlas. Some structures are captured in two or more hierarchical trees in the used sources. Details are provided for those structures. No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from the atlas, pages 281-328. Bed nucleus of the stria terminalis posterior part, lateral division Human BSTPM 2002-09-30 281 The hierarchy was constructed based on the information provided in the atlas (pages 281-287), and on the latest version of the hierarchical tree provided by the first author of the atlas. Some structures are captured in two or more hierarchical trees in the used sources. Details are provided for those structures. No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from the atlas, pages 281-328. Bed nucleus of the stria terminalis posterior part, medial division Human BSTL 2002-08-22 281 The hierarchy was constructed based on the information provided in the atlas (pages 281-287), and on the latest version of the hierarchical tree provided by the first author of the atlas. Some structures are captured in two or more hierarchical trees in the used sources. Details are provided for those structures. No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from the atlas, pages 313-328 Bed nucleus of the stria terminalis principal division Human BSTV 2002-08-22 281 The hierarchy was constructed based on the information provided in the atlas (pages 281-287), and on the latest version of the hierarchical tree provided by the first author of the atlas. Some structures are captured in two or more hierarchical trees in the used sources. Details are provided for those structures. No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from the atlas, pages 313-328 bed nucleus of the stria terminalis, ventral division Human BCd 2002-08-22 281 The hierarchy was constructed based on the information provided in the atlas (pages 281-287), and on the latest version of the hierarchical tree provided by the first author of the atlas. Some structures are captured in two or more hierarchical trees in the used sources. Details are provided for those structures. No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from the atlas, pages 313-328 body of caudate nucleus Human bcc 2002-08-22 281 The hierarchy was constructed based on the information provided in the atlas (pages 281-287), and on the latest version of the hierarchical tree provided by the first author of the atlas. Some structures are captured in two or more hierarchical trees in the used sources. Details are provided for those structures. No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from the atlas, pages 313-328 body of corpus callosum Human bfx 2002-08-22 281 The hierarchy was constructed based on the information provided in the atlas (pages 281-287), and on the latest version of the hierarchical tree provided by the first author of the atlas. Some structures are captured in two or more hierarchical trees in the used sources. Details are provided for those structures. No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from the atlas, pages 313-328 body of fornix Human bic 2002-08-22 281 The hierarchy was constructed based on the information provided in the atlas (pages 281-287), and on the latest version of the hierarchical tree provided by the first author of the atlas. Some structures are captured in two or more hierarchical trees in the used sources. Details are provided for those structures. No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from the atlas, pages 313-328 brachium of the inferior colliculus Human bsc 2002-08-22 281 The hierarchy was constructed based on the information provided in the atlas (pages 281-287), and on the latest version of the hierarchical tree provided by the first author of the atlas. Some structures are captured in two or more hierarchical trees in the used sources. Details are provided for those structures. No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from the atlas, pages 313-328 brachium of the superior colliculus Human bucn 2002-08-22 281 The hierarchy was constructed based on the information provided in the atlas (pages 281-287), and on the latest version of the hierarchical tree provided by the first author of the atlas. Some structures are captured in two or more hierarchical trees in the used sources. Details are provided for those structures. No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from the atlas, pages 313-328 buccal nerve Human CA1 2002-08-22 281 The hierarchy was constructed based on the information provided in the atlas (pages 281-287), and on the latest version of the hierarchical tree provided by the first author of the atlas. Some structures are captured in two or more hierarchical trees in the used sources. Details are provided for those structures. No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from the atlas, pages 313-328 CA1 field of the hippocampus Human CA2 2002-08-22 281 The hierarchy was constructed based on the information provided in the atlas (pages 281-287), and on the latest version of the hierarchical tree provided by the first author of the atlas. Some structures are captured in two or more hierarchical trees in the used sources. Details are provided for those structures. No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from the atlas, pages 313-328 CA2 field of the hippocampus Human CA3 2002-08-22 281 The hierarchy was constructed based on the information provided in the atlas (pages 281-287), and on the latest version of the hierarchical tree provided by the first author of the atlas. Some structures are captured in two or more hierarchical trees in the used sources. Details are provided for those structures. No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from the atlas, pages 313-328 CA3 field of the hippocampus Human ccs 2002-08-22 281 The hierarchy was constructed based on the information provided in the atlas (pages 281-287), and on the latest version of the hierarchical tree provided by the first author of the atlas. Some structures are captured in two or more hierarchical trees in the used sources. Details are provided for those structures. No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from the atlas, pages 313-328 calcarine sulcus Human cas 2002-08-22 281 The hierarchy was constructed based on the information provided in the atlas (pages 281-287), and on the latest version of the hierarchical tree provided by the first author of the atlas. Some structures are captured in two or more hierarchical trees in the used sources. Details are provided for those structures. No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from the atlas, pages 313-328 callosal sulcus Human cms 2002-08-22 281 The hierarchy was constructed based on the information provided in the atlas (pages 281-287), and on the latest version of the hierarchical tree provided by the first author of the atlas. Some structures are captured in two or more hierarchical trees in the used sources. Details are provided for those structures. No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from the atlas, pages 313-328 callosomarginal sulcus Human cr 2002-08-22 281 The hierarchy was constructed based on the information provided in the atlas (pages 281-287), and on the latest version of the hierarchical tree provided by the first author of the atlas. Some structures are captured in two or more hierarchical trees in the used sources. Details are provided for those structures. No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from the atlas, pages 313-328 capsule of red nucleus Human FCd 2002-08-22 281 The hierarchy was constructed based on the information provided in the atlas (pages 281-287), and on the latest version of the hierarchical tree provided by the first author of the atlas. Some structures are captured in two or more hierarchical trees in the used sources. Details are provided for those structures. No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from the atlas, pages 313-328 caudate fundus Human Cd 2002-08-22 281 The hierarchy was constructed based on the information provided in the atlas (pages 281-287), and on the latest version of the hierarchical tree provided by the first author of the atlas. Some structures are captured in two or more hierarchical trees in the used sources. Details are provided for those structures. No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from the atlas, pages 313-328 caudate nucleus Human CPu 2002-08-22 281 The hierarchy was constructed based on the information provided in the atlas (pages 281-287), and on the latest version of the hierarchical tree provided by the first author of the atlas. Some structures are captured in two or more hierarchical trees in the used sources. Details are provided for those structures. No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from the atlas, pages 313-328 caudate putamen Human Ce 2002-08-22 281 The hierarchy was constructed based on the information provided in the atlas (pages 281-287), and on the latest version of the hierarchical tree provided by the first author of the atlas. Some structures are captured in two or more hierarchical trees in the used sources. Details are provided for those structures. No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from the atlas, pages 313-328 central amygdaloid nucleus Human CeL 2002-08-22 281 The hierarchy was constructed based on the information provided in the atlas (pages 281-287), and on the latest version of the hierarchical tree provided by the first author of the atlas. Some structures are captured in two or more hierarchical trees in the used sources. Details are provided for those structures. No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from the atlas, pages 313-328 central amygdaloid nucleus, lateral part Human CeM 2002-08-22 281 The hierarchy was constructed based on the information provided in the atlas (pages 281-287), and on the latest version of the hierarchical tree provided by the first author of the atlas. Some structures are captured in two or more hierarchical trees in the used sources. Details are provided for those structures. No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from the atlas, pages 313-328 central amygdaloid nucleus, medial part Human PAG 2002-08-22 281 The hierarchy was constructed based on the information provided in the atlas (pages 281-287), and on the latest version of the hierarchical tree provided by the first author of the atlas. Some structures are captured in two or more hierarchical trees in the used sources. Details are provided for those structures. No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from the atlas, pages 313-328 central gray Human CeNG 2002-08-23 281 The hierarchy was constructed based on the information provided in the atlas (pages 281-287), and on the latest version of the hierarchical tree provided by the first author of the atlas. Some structures are captured in two or more hierarchical trees in the used sources. Details are provided for those structures. No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from the atlas, pages 281-328. Central nuclear group of amygdala Human Ic 2002-08-23 281 The hierarchy was constructed based on the information provided in the atlas (pages 281-287), and on the latest version of the hierarchical tree provided by the first author of the atlas. Some structures are captured in two or more hierarchical trees in the used sources. Details are provided for those structures. No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from the atlas, pages 281-328. Central nuclear group of amygdala intercalate mass Human CeNGca 2002-08-23 281 The hierarchy was constructed based on the information provided in the atlas (pages 281-287), and on the latest version of the hierarchical tree provided by the first author of the atlas. Some structures are captured in two or more hierarchical trees in the used sources. Details are provided for those structures. No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from the atlas, pages 281-328. Collator note: the abbreviation of this nucleus is not provided in the associated reference, but it was adopted by the collator. Central nuclear group of amygdala lateral part capsular division Human CeNGce 2002-08-23 281 The hierarchy was constructed based on the information provided in the atlas (pages 281-287), and on the latest version of the hierarchical tree provided by the first author of the atlas. Some structures are captured in two or more hierarchical trees in the used sources. Details are provided for those structures. No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from the atlas, pages 281-328. Collator note: the abbreviation of this nucleus is not provided in the associated reference, but it was adopted by the collator. Central nuclear group of amygdala lateral part central division Human CeNGpa 2002-08-23 281 The hierarchy was constructed based on the information provided in the atlas (pages 281-287), and on the latest version of the hierarchical tree provided by the first author of the atlas. Some structures are captured in two or more hierarchical trees in the used sources. Details are provided for those structures. No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from the atlas, pages 281-328. Collator note: the abbreviation of this nucleus is not provided in the associated reference, but it was adopted by the collator. Central nuclear group of amygdala lateral part paracapsular division Human cen 2002-08-22 281 The hierarchy was constructed based on the information provided in the atlas (pages 281-287), and on the latest version of the hierarchical tree provided by the first author of the atlas. Some structures are captured in two or more hierarchical trees in the used sources. Details are provided for those structures. No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from the atlas, pages 313-328 central nucleus Human CVL 2002-08-22 281 The hierarchy was constructed based on the information provided in the atlas (pages 281-287), and on the latest version of the hierarchical tree provided by the first author of the atlas. Some structures are captured in two or more hierarchical trees in the used sources. Details are provided for those structures. No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from the atlas, pages 313-328 central part of lateral ventricle Human PuC 2002-09-30 281 The hierarchy was constructed based on the information provided in the atlas (pages 281-287), and on the latest version of the hierarchical tree provided by the first author of the atlas. Some structures are captured in two or more hierarchical trees in the used sources. Details are provided for those structures. No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from the atlas, pages 281-328. Central putamen Human cs 2002-08-22 281 The hierarchy was constructed based on the information provided in the atlas (pages 281-287), and on the latest version of the hierarchical tree provided by the first author of the atlas. Some structures are captured in two or more hierarchical trees in the used sources. Details are provided for those structures. No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from the atlas, pages 313-328 central sulcus Human ctg 2002-08-22 281 The hierarchy was constructed based on the information provided in the atlas (pages 281-287), and on the latest version of the hierarchical tree provided by the first author of the atlas. Some structures are captured in two or more hierarchical trees in the used sources. Details are provided for those structures. No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from the atlas, pages 313-328 central tegmental tract Human CM 2002-08-22 281 The hierarchy was constructed based on the information provided in the atlas (pages 281-287), and on the latest version of the hierarchical tree provided by the first author of the atlas. Some structures are captured in two or more hierarchical trees in the used sources. Details are provided for those structures. No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from the atlas, pages 313-328 centromedial thalamic nucleus Human CMMC 2002-08-22 281 The hierarchy was constructed based on the information provided in the atlas (pages 281-287), and on the latest version of the hierarchical tree provided by the first author of the atlas. Some structures are captured in two or more hierarchical trees in the used sources. Details are provided for those structures. No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from the atlas, pages 313-328 centromedian thalamic nucleus, magnocellular part Human CMPC 2002-08-22 281 The hierarchy was constructed based on the information provided in the atlas (pages 281-287), and on the latest version of the hierarchical tree provided by the first author of the atlas. Some structures are captured in two or more hierarchical trees in the used sources. Details are provided for those structures. No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from the atlas, pages 313-328 centromedian thalamic nucleus, parvocellular part Human CMV 2002-08-22 281 The hierarchy was constructed based on the information provided in the atlas (pages 281-287), and on the latest version of the hierarchical tree provided by the first author of the atlas. Some structures are captured in two or more hierarchical trees in the used sources. Details are provided for those structures. No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from the atlas, pages 313-328 centromedian thalamic nucleus, ventral part Human CH 2002-08-22 281 The hierarchy was constructed based on the information provided in the atlas (pages 281-287), and on the latest version of the hierarchical tree provided by the first author of the atlas. Some structures are captured in two or more hierarchical trees in the used sources. Details are provided for those structures. No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from the atlas, pages 313-328 cerebellar hemisphere Human crt 2002-08-22 281 The hierarchy was constructed based on the information provided in the atlas (pages 281-287), and on the latest version of the hierarchical tree provided by the first author of the atlas. Some structures are captured in two or more hierarchical trees in the used sources. Details are provided for those structures. No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from the atlas, pages 313-328 cerebello-rubro-thalamic fibers Human Cb 2002-08-22 281 The hierarchy was constructed based on the information provided in the atlas (pages 281-287), and on the latest version of the hierarchical tree provided by the first author of the atlas. Some structures are captured in two or more hierarchical trees in the used sources. Details are provided for those structures. No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from the atlas, pages 313-328 cerebellum Human Aq 2002-08-22 281 The hierarchy was constructed based on the information provided in the atlas (pages 281-287), and on the latest version of the hierarchical tree provided by the first author of the atlas. Some structures are captured in two or more hierarchical trees in the used sources. Details are provided for those structures. No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from the atlas, pages 313-328 cerebral aqueduct Human Cx 2002-08-22 281 The hierarchy was constructed based on the information provided in the atlas (pages 281-287), and on the latest version of the hierarchical tree provided by the first author of the atlas. Some structures are captured in two or more hierarchical trees in the used sources. Details are provided for those structures. No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from the atlas, pages 313-328 cerebral cortex Human cp 2002-08-22 281 The hierarchy was constructed based on the information provided in the atlas (pages 281-287), and on the latest version of the hierarchical tree provided by the first author of the atlas. Some structures are captured in two or more hierarchical trees in the used sources. Details are provided for those structures. No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from the atlas, pages 313-328 cerebral peduncle Human cern 2002-08-22 281 The hierarchy was constructed based on the information provided in the atlas (pages 281-287), and on the latest version of the hierarchical tree provided by the first author of the atlas. Some structures are captured in two or more hierarchical trees in the used sources. Details are provided for those structures. No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from the atlas, pages 313-328 cervical nerve Human CG 2002-08-22 281 The hierarchy was constructed based on the information provided in the atlas (pages 281-287), and on the latest version of the hierarchical tree provided by the first author of the atlas. Some structures are captured in two or more hierarchical trees in the used sources. Details are provided for those structures. No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from the atlas, pages 313-328 cingulate gyrus Human cgs 2002-08-22 281 The hierarchy was constructed based on the information provided in the atlas (pages 281-287), and on the latest version of the hierarchical tree provided by the first author of the atlas. Some structures are captured in two or more hierarchical trees in the used sources. Details are provided for those structures. No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from the atlas, pages 313-328 cingulate sulcus Human cg 2002-08-22 281 The hierarchy was constructed based on the information provided in the atlas (pages 281-287), and on the latest version of the hierarchical tree provided by the first author of the atlas. Some structures are captured in two or more hierarchical trees in the used sources. Details are provided for those structures. No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from the atlas, pages 313-328 cingulum Human cir 2002-08-22 281 The hierarchy was constructed based on the information provided in the atlas (pages 281-287), and on the latest version of the hierarchical tree provided by the first author of the atlas. Some structures are captured in two or more hierarchical trees in the used sources. Details are provided for those structures. No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from the atlas, pages 313-328 circular insular sulcus Human Ci 2002-08-22 281 The hierarchy was constructed based on the information provided in the atlas (pages 281-287), and on the latest version of the hierarchical tree provided by the first author of the atlas. Some structures are captured in two or more hierarchical trees in the used sources. Details are provided for those structures. No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from the atlas, pages 313-328 cistern Human Cl 2002-08-22 281 The hierarchy was constructed based on the information provided in the atlas (pages 281-287), and on the latest version of the hierarchical tree provided by the first author of the atlas. Some structures are captured in two or more hierarchical trees in the used sources. Details are provided for those structures. No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from the atlas, pages 313-328 claustrum Human cos 2002-08-22 281 The hierarchy was constructed based on the information provided in the atlas (pages 281-287), and on the latest version of the hierarchical tree provided by the first author of the atlas. Some structures are captured in two or more hierarchical trees in the used sources. Details are provided for those structures. No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from the atlas, pages 313-328 collateral sulcus Human fx 2002-08-22 281 The hierarchy was constructed based on the information provided in the atlas (pages 281-287), and on the latest version of the hierarchical tree provided by the first author of the atlas. Some structures are captured in two or more hierarchical trees in the used sources. Details are provided for those structures. No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from the atlas, pages 313-328 column of fornix Human Com 2002-08-22 281 The hierarchy was constructed based on the information provided in the atlas (pages 281-287), and on the latest version of the hierarchical tree provided by the first author of the atlas. Some structures are captured in two or more hierarchical trees in the used sources. Details are provided for those structures. No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from the atlas, pages 313-328 commissural nucleus of the thalamus Human cic 2002-08-22 281 The hierarchy was constructed based on the information provided in the atlas (pages 281-287), and on the latest version of the hierarchical tree provided by the first author of the atlas. Some structures are captured in two or more hierarchical trees in the used sources. Details are provided for those structures. No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from the atlas, pages 313-328 commissure of the inferior colliculi Human csc 2002-08-22 281 The hierarchy was constructed based on the information provided in the atlas (pages 281-287), and on the latest version of the hierarchical tree provided by the first author of the atlas. Some structures are captured in two or more hierarchical trees in the used sources. Details are provided for those structures. No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from the atlas, pages 313-328 commissure of the superior colliculi Human CoCl 2002-08-22 281 The hierarchy was constructed based on the information provided in the atlas (pages 281-287), and on the latest version of the hierarchical tree provided by the first author of the atlas. Some structures are captured in two or more hierarchical trees in the used sources. Details are provided for those structures. No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from the atlas, pages 313-328 compact insular claustrum Human CxA 2002-08-22 281 The hierarchy was constructed based on the information provided in the atlas (pages 281-287), and on the latest version of the hierarchical tree provided by the first author of the atlas. The cortico-amygdaloid transition area appears in two different hierarchies. In one it appears as a substructure of the transition areas (TA), and in the second as a substructure of the cortical nucleus of the amygdala (Co). No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from the atlas, pages 313-328 corticoamygdalar transition area Human CoMe 2002-09-30 281 The hierarchy was constructed based on the information provided in the atlas (pages 281-287), and on the latest version of the hierarchical tree provided by the first author of the atlas. Some structures are captured in two or more hierarchical trees in the used sources. Details are provided for those structures. No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from the atlas, pages 281-328. Corticomedial amygdaloid area Human Co 2002-09-30 281 The hierarchy was constructed based on the information provided in the atlas (pages 281-287), and on the latest version of the hierarchical tree provided by the first author of the atlas. Some structures are captured in two or more hierarchical trees in the used sources. Details are provided for those structures. No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from the atlas, pages 281-328. Corticomedial amygdaloid area cortical nucleus Human MeA 2002-09-30 281 The hierarchy was constructed based on the information provided in the atlas (pages 281-287), and on the latest version of the hierarchical tree provided by the first author of the atlas. Some structures are captured in two or more hierarchical trees in the used sources. Details are provided for those structures. No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from the atlas, pages 281-328. Corticomedial amygdaloid area medial amygdaloid nucleus anterior part Human MeP 2002-09-30 281 The hierarchy was constructed based on the information provided in the atlas (pages 281-287), and on the latest version of the hierarchical tree provided by the first author of the atlas. Some structures are captured in two or more hierarchical trees in the used sources. Details are provided for those structures. No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from the atlas, pages 281-328. Corticomedial amygdaloid area medial amygdaloid nucleus posterior part Human crs 2002-08-22 281 The hierarchy was constructed based on the information provided in the atlas (pages 281-287), and on the latest version of the hierarchical tree provided by the first author of the atlas. Some structures are captured in two or more hierarchical trees in the used sources. Details are provided for those structures. No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from the atlas, pages 313-328 cruciform sulcus Human pfx 2002-08-22 281 The hierarchy was constructed based on the information provided in the atlas (pages 281-287), and on the latest version of the hierarchical tree provided by the first author of the atlas. Some structures are captured in two or more hierarchical trees in the used sources. Details are provided for those structures. No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from the atlas, pages 313-328 crus of fornix Human CuA 2002-08-22 281 The hierarchy was constructed based on the information provided in the atlas (pages 281-287), and on the latest version of the hierarchical tree provided by the first author of the atlas. Some structures are captured in two or more hierarchical trees in the used sources. Details are provided for those structures. No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from the atlas, pages 313-328 cuneiform area Human CnF 2002-08-22 281 The hierarchy was constructed based on the information provided in the atlas (pages 281-287), and on the latest version of the hierarchical tree provided by the first author of the atlas. Some structures are captured in two or more hierarchical trees in the used sources. Details are provided for those structures. No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from the atlas, pages 313-328 cuneiform nucleus Human Cun 2002-08-22 281 The hierarchy was constructed based on the information provided in the atlas (pages 281-287), and on the latest version of the hierarchical tree provided by the first author of the atlas. Some structures are captured in two or more hierarchical trees in the used sources. Details are provided for those structures. No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from the atlas, pages 313-328 cuneus Human xscp 2002-08-22 281 The hierarchy was constructed based on the information provided in the atlas (pages 281-287), and on the latest version of the hierarchical tree provided by the first author of the atlas. Some structures are captured in two or more hierarchical trees in the used sources. Details are provided for those structures. No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from the atlas, pages 313-328 decussation of the superior cerebellar peduncle Human DG 2002-08-22 281 The hierarchy was constructed based on the information provided in the atlas (pages 281-287), and on the latest version of the hierarchical tree provided by the first author of the atlas. Some structures are captured in two or more hierarchical trees in the used sources. Details are provided for those structures. No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from the atlas, pages 313-328 dentate gyrus Human Dt 2002-08-22 281 The hierarchy was constructed based on the information provided in the atlas (pages 281-287), and on the latest version of the hierarchical tree provided by the first author of the atlas. Some structures are captured in two or more hierarchical trees in the used sources. Details are provided for those structures. No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from the atlas, pages 313-328 dentate nucleus Human db 2002-08-22 281 The hierarchy was constructed based on the information provided in the atlas (pages 281-287), and on the latest version of the hierarchical tree provided by the first author of the atlas. Some structures are captured in two or more hierarchical trees in the used sources. Details are provided for those structures. No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from the atlas, pages 313-328 diagonal band(Broca) Human Diagonal region 2002-08-23 281 The hierarchy was constructed based on the information provided in the atlas (pages 281-287), and on the latest version of the hierarchical tree provided by the first author of the atlas. Some structures are captured in two or more hierarchical trees in the used sources. Details are provided for those structures. No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from the atlas, pages 281-328. Collator note: since the diagonal region does not have an abbreviation, we have kept the name as the abbreviation. Diagonal region Human DiCl 2002-08-22 281 The hierarchy was constructed based on the information provided in the atlas (pages 281-287), and on the latest version of the hierarchical tree provided by the first author of the atlas. Some structures are captured in two or more hierarchical trees in the used sources. Details are provided for those structures. No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from the atlas, pages 313-328 diffuse insular claustrum Human DiPul 2002-08-22 281 The hierarchy was constructed based on the information provided in the atlas (pages 281-287), and on the latest version of the hierarchical tree provided by the first author of the atlas. Some structures are captured in two or more hierarchical trees in the used sources. Details are provided for those structures. No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from the atlas, pages 313-328 diffuse pulvinar nucleus Human dhc 2002-08-22 281 The hierarchy was constructed based on the information provided in the atlas (pages 281-287), and on the latest version of the hierarchical tree provided by the first author of the atlas. Some structures are captured in two or more hierarchical trees in the used sources. Details are provided for those structures. No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from the atlas, pages 313-328 dorsal hippocampal commissure Human DH 2002-08-22 281 The hierarchy was constructed based on the information provided in the atlas (pages 281-287), and on the latest version of the hierarchical tree provided by the first author of the atlas. Some structures are captured in two or more hierarchical trees in the used sources. Details are provided for those structures. No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from the atlas, pages 313-328 dorsal horn of spinal cord Human DHA 2002-08-22 281 The hierarchy was constructed based on the information provided in the atlas (pages 281-287), and on the latest version of the hierarchical tree provided by the first author of the atlas. Some structures are captured in two or more hierarchical trees in the used sources. Details are provided for those structures. No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from the atlas, pages 313-328 dorsal hypothalamic area Human DHy 2002-08-22 281 The hierarchy was constructed based on the information provided in the atlas (pages 281-287), and on the latest version of the hierarchical tree provided by the first author of the atlas. Some structures are captured in two or more hierarchical trees in the used sources. Details are provided for those structures. No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from the atlas, pages 313-328 dorsal hypothalamic nucleus Human DCl 2002-08-22 281 The hierarchy was constructed based on the information provided in the atlas (pages 281-287), and on the latest version of the hierarchical tree provided by the first author of the atlas. Some structures are captured in two or more hierarchical trees in the used sources. Details are provided for those structures. No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from the atlas, pages 313-328 dorsal insular claustrum Human DP 2002-09-30 281 The hierarchy was constructed based on the information provided in the atlas (pages 281-287), and on the latest version of the hierarchical tree provided by the first author of the atlas. Some structures are captured in two or more hierarchical trees in the used sources. Details are provided for those structures. No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from the atlas, pages 281-328. Dorsal pallidum Human DPe 2002-08-22 281 The hierarchy was constructed based on the information provided in the atlas (pages 281-287), and on the latest version of the hierarchical tree provided by the first author of the atlas. Some structures are captured in two or more hierarchical trees in the used sources. Details are provided for those structures. No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from the atlas, pages 313-328 dorsal periventricular hypothalamic nucleus Human Dorsal striatum 2002-09-30 281 The hierarchy was constructed based on the information provided in the atlas (pages 281-287), and on the latest version of the hierarchical tree provided by the first author of the atlas. Some structures are captured in two or more hierarchical trees in the used sources. Details are provided for those structures. No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from the atlas, pages 281-328. Collator note: since this structure does not have an abbreviation, we considered the name of it as the abbreviation Dorsal striatum Human tth 2002-08-22 281 The hierarchy was constructed based on the information provided in the atlas (pages 281-287), and on the latest version of the hierarchical tree provided by the first author of the atlas. Some structures are captured in two or more hierarchical trees in the used sources. Details are provided for those structures. No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from the atlas, pages 313-328 dorsal trigemino-thalamic tract Human DMH 2002-08-22 281 The hierarchy was constructed based on the information provided in the atlas (pages 281-287), and on the latest version of the hierarchical tree provided by the first author of the atlas. Some structures are captured in two or more hierarchical trees in the used sources. Details are provided for those structures. No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from the atlas, pages 313-328 dorsomedial hypothalamic nucleus Human DMC 2002-08-22 281 The hierarchy was constructed based on the information provided in the atlas (pages 281-287), and on the latest version of the hierarchical tree provided by the first author of the atlas. Some structures are captured in two or more hierarchical trees in the used sources. Details are provided for those structures. No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from the atlas, pages 313-328 dorsomedial hypothalamic nucleus, compact part Human DMD 2002-08-22 281 The hierarchy was constructed based on the information provided in the atlas (pages 281-287), and on the latest version of the hierarchical tree provided by the first author of the atlas. Some structures are captured in two or more hierarchical trees in the used sources. Details are provided for those structures. No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from the atlas, pages 313-328 dorsomedial hypothalamic nucleus, diffuse part Human ers 2002-08-22 281 The hierarchy was constructed based on the information provided in the atlas (pages 281-287), and on the latest version of the hierarchical tree provided by the first author of the atlas. Some structures are captured in two or more hierarchical trees in the used sources. Details are provided for those structures. No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from the atlas, pages 313-328 endorhinal sulcus Human EP 2002-08-22 281 The hierarchy was constructed based on the information provided in the atlas (pages 281-287), and on the latest version of the hierarchical tree provided by the first author of the atlas. Some structures are captured in two or more hierarchical trees in the used sources. Details are provided for those structures. No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from the atlas, pages 313-328 entopeduncular nucleus Human Ent 2002-08-22 281 The hierarchy was constructed based on the information provided in the atlas (pages 281-287), and on the latest version of the hierarchical tree provided by the first author of the atlas. The entorhinal cortex (Ent) appears as a part of the medial occipito-temporal, where has the same hierarchical level with the parahippocampal gyrus and also as a part of the limbic gyrus, where is a part of the parahippocampal gyrus. We have chosen the hierarchical tree of Ent that of the limbic gyrus-parahippocampal gyrus on the basis of its relationship with the parahippocampal gyrus and on the hierarchical information provided by the NeuroNames nomenclature (Bowden 2002). No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from the atlas, pages 313-328 entorhinal cortex Human EpT 2002-09-30 281 The hierarchy was constructed based on the information provided in the atlas (pages 281-287), and on the latest version of the hierarchical tree provided by the first author of the atlas. Some structures are captured in two or more hierarchical trees in the used sources. Details are provided for those structures. No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from the atlas, pages 281-328. Epithalamus Human ExtA 2002-09-30 281 The hierarchy was constructed based on the information provided in the atlas (pages 281-287), and on the latest version of the hierarchical tree provided by the first author of the atlas. Some structures are captured in two or more hierarchical trees in the used sources. Details are provided for those structures. No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from the atlas, pages 281-328. Extended amygdala Human ec 2002-08-22 281 The hierarchy was constructed based on the information provided in the atlas (pages 281-287), and on the latest version of the hierarchical tree provided by the first author of the atlas. Some structures are captured in two or more hierarchical trees in the used sources. Details are provided for those structures. No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from the atlas, pages 313-328 external capsule Human ECu 2002-08-22 281 The hierarchy was constructed based on the information provided in the atlas (pages 281-287), and on the latest version of the hierarchical tree provided by the first author of the atlas. Some structures are captured in two or more hierarchical trees in the used sources. Details are provided for those structures. No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from the atlas, pages 313-328 external cuneate nucleus Human EGP 2002-08-22 281 The hierarchy was constructed based on the information provided in the atlas (pages 281-287), and on the latest version of the hierarchical tree provided by the first author of the atlas. Some structures are captured in two or more hierarchical trees in the used sources. Details are provided for those structures. No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from the atlas, pages 313-328 external globus pallidus Human EGPl 2002-09-30 281 The hierarchy was constructed based on the information provided in the atlas (pages 281-287), and on the latest version of the hierarchical tree provided by the first author of the atlas. Some structures are captured in two or more hierarchical trees in the used sources. Details are provided for those structures. No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from the atlas, pages 281-328. The abbreviation of this structure was adopted by the collator. External globus pallidus lateral part Human EGPm 2002-09-30 281 The hierarchy was constructed based on the information provided in the atlas (pages 281-287), and on the latest version of the hierarchical tree provided by the first author of the atlas. Some structures are captured in two or more hierarchical trees in the used sources. Details are provided for those structures. No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from the atlas, pages 281-328. The abbreviation of this structure was adopted by the collator. External globus pallidus medial part Human eml 2002-08-22 281 The hierarchy was constructed based on the information provided in the atlas (pages 281-287), and on the latest version of the hierarchical tree provided by the first author of the atlas. Some structures are captured in two or more hierarchical trees in the used sources. Details are provided for those structures. No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from the atlas, pages 313-328 external medullary lamina of the thalamus Human ex 2002-08-22 281 The hierarchy was constructed based on the information provided in the atlas (pages 281-287), and on the latest version of the hierarchical tree provided by the first author of the atlas. Some structures are captured in two or more hierarchical trees in the used sources. Details are provided for those structures. No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from the atlas, pages 313-328 extreme capsule Human 7n 2002-08-22 281 The hierarchy was constructed based on the information provided in the atlas (pages 281-287), and on the latest version of the hierarchical tree provided by the first author of the atlas. Some structures are captured in two or more hierarchical trees in the used sources. Details are provided for those structures. No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from the atlas, pages 313-328 facial nerve/root Human Fa 2002-08-22 281 The hierarchy was constructed based on the information provided in the atlas (pages 281-287), and on the latest version of the hierarchical tree provided by the first author of the atlas. Some structures are captured in two or more hierarchical trees in the used sources. Details are provided for those structures. No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from the atlas, pages 313-328 fasciculosus nucleus Human Fas 2002-08-22 281 The hierarchy was constructed based on the information provided in the atlas (pages 281-287), and on the latest version of the hierarchical tree provided by the first author of the atlas. Some structures are captured in two or more hierarchical trees in the used sources. Details are provided for those structures. No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from the atlas, pages 313-328 fasciculosus thalamic nucleus Human fr 2002-08-22 281 The hierarchy was constructed based on the information provided in the atlas (pages 281-287), and on the latest version of the hierarchical tree provided by the first author of the atlas. Some structures are captured in two or more hierarchical trees in the used sources. Details are provided for those structures. No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from the atlas, pages 313-328 fasciculus retroflexus Human FC 2002-08-22 281 The hierarchy was constructed based on the information provided in the atlas (pages 281-287), and on the latest version of the hierarchical tree provided by the first author of the atlas. Fasciola cinerea appears in two hierarchical position: in one is a subpart of the Anrei Retzius gyrus (gyri) and in second, as a subpart of the dentate gyrus. Compare with the hierarchical position in Swanson Atlas 1992, Swanson Atlas 1998, and in NeuroNames (Bowden, 2002) No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from the atlas, pages 313-328 fasciola cinerea Human FG 2002-08-22 281 The hierarchy was constructed based on the information provided in the atlas (pages 281-287), and on the latest version of the hierarchical tree provided by the first author of the atlas. The fasciolar gyrus appears in two hierarchical position: in one is a subpart of the Anrei Retzius gyrus (gyri) and in second, as a subpart of the dentate gyrus. Compare with the hierarchical position in Swanson Atlas 1992, Swanson Atlas 1998, and in NeuroNames (Bowden, 2002) No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from the atlas, pages 313-328 fasciolar gyrus Human fi 2002-08-22 281 The hierarchy was constructed based on the information provided in the atlas (pages 281-287), and on the latest version of the hierarchical tree provided by the first author of the atlas. Some structures are captured in two or more hierarchical trees in the used sources. Details are provided for those structures. No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from the atlas, pages 313-328 fimbria of the hippocampus Human fmj 2002-08-22 281 The hierarchy was constructed based on the information provided in the atlas (pages 281-287), and on the latest version of the hierarchical tree provided by the first author of the atlas. Some structures are captured in two or more hierarchical trees in the used sources. Details are provided for those structures. No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from the atlas, pages 313-328 forceps major of the corpus callosum Human fmi 2002-08-22 281 The hierarchy was constructed based on the information provided in the atlas (pages 281-287), and on the latest version of the hierarchical tree provided by the first author of the atlas. Some structures are captured in two or more hierarchical trees in the used sources. Details are provided for those structures. No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from the atlas, pages 313-328 forceps minor of the corpus callosum Human FLC 2002-08-23 281 The hierarchy was constructed based on the information provided in the atlas (pages 281-287), and on the latest version of the hierarchical tree provided by the first author of the atlas. Some structures are captured in two or more hierarchical trees in the used sources. Details are provided for those structures. No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from the atlas, pages 313-328 Forelimb area Human fx 2002-08-22 281 The hierarchy was constructed based on the information provided in the atlas (pages 281-287), and on the latest version of the hierarchical tree provided by the first author of the atlas. Some structures are captured in two or more hierarchical trees in the used sources. Details are provided for those structures. No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from the atlas, pages 313-328 fornix Human O4 2002-08-23 281 The hierarchy was constructed based on the information provided in the atlas (pages 281-287), and on the latest version of the hierarchical tree provided by the first author of the atlas. Some structures are captured in two or more hierarchical trees in the used sources. Details are provided for those structures. No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from the atlas, pages 281-328. Fourth occipital gyrus Human 4V 2002-08-22 281 The hierarchy was constructed based on the information provided in the atlas (pages 281-287), and on the latest version of the hierarchical tree provided by the first author of the atlas. Some structures are captured in two or more hierarchical trees in the used sources. Details are provided for those structures. No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from the atlas, pages 313-328 fourth ventricle Human FLV 2002-08-22 281 The hierarchy was constructed based on the information provided in the atlas (pages 281-287), and on the latest version of the hierarchical tree provided by the first author of the atlas. Some structures are captured in two or more hierarchical trees in the used sources. Details are provided for those structures. No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from the atlas, pages 313-328 frontal horn of lateral ventricle Human FLA 2002-08-22 281 The hierarchy was constructed based on the information provided in the atlas (pages 281-287), and on the latest version of the hierarchical tree provided by the first author of the atlas. Some structures are captured in two or more hierarchical trees in the used sources. Details are provided for those structures. No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from the atlas, pages 313-328 frontal limbic area Human FL 2002-08-22 281 The hierarchy was constructed based on the information provided in the atlas (pages 281-287), and on the latest version of the hierarchical tree provided by the first author of the atlas. Some structures are captured in two or more hierarchical trees in the used sources. Details are provided for those structures. No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from the atlas, pages 313-328 frontal lobe Human 5fr 2002-08-22 281 The hierarchy was constructed based on the information provided in the atlas (pages 281-287), and on the latest version of the hierarchical tree provided by the first author of the atlas. Some structures are captured in two or more hierarchical trees in the used sources. Details are provided for those structures. No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from the atlas, pages 313-328 frontal nerve of V Human FOp 2002-08-22 281 The hierarchy was constructed based on the information provided in the atlas (pages 281-287), and on the latest version of the hierarchical tree provided by the first author of the atlas. Some structures are captured in two or more hierarchical trees in the used sources. Details are provided for those structures. No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from the atlas, pages 313-328 frontal operculum Human Frontal piriform are 2002-08-23 281 The hierarchy was constructed based on the information provided in the atlas (pages 281-287), and on the latest version of the hierarchical tree provided by the first author of the atlas. Some structures are captured in two or more hierarchical trees in the used sources. Details are provided for those structures. No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from the atlas, pages 281-328. Collator note: since the frontal piriform area does not have an abbreviation, we have kept the name as the abbreviation. Frontal piriform area Human FrP 2002-08-22 281 The hierarchy was constructed based on the information provided in the atlas (pages 281-287), and on the latest version of the hierarchical tree provided by the first author of the atlas. Some structures are captured in two or more hierarchical trees in the used sources. Details are provided for those structures. No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from the atlas, pages 313-328 frontal pole Human fms 2002-08-22 281 The hierarchy was constructed based on the information provided in the atlas (pages 281-287), and on the latest version of the hierarchical tree provided by the first author of the atlas. Some structures are captured in two or more hierarchical trees in the used sources. Details are provided for those structures. No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from the atlas, pages 313-328 frontomarginal gyrus Human frs 2002-08-22 281 The hierarchy was constructed based on the information provided in the atlas (pages 281-287), and on the latest version of the hierarchical tree provided by the first author of the atlas. Some structures are captured in two or more hierarchical trees in the used sources. Details are provided for those structures. No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from the atlas, pages 313-328 fronto marginal sulcus Human fos 2002-08-22 281 The hierarchy was constructed based on the information provided in the atlas (pages 281-287), and on the latest version of the hierarchical tree provided by the first author of the atlas. Some structures are captured in two or more hierarchical trees in the used sources. Details are provided for those structures. No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from the atlas, pages 313-328 fronto-orbitalis sulcus Human FPA 2002-08-22 281 The hierarchy was constructed based on the information provided in the atlas (pages 281-287), and on the latest version of the hierarchical tree provided by the first author of the atlas. Some structures are captured in two or more hierarchical trees in the used sources. Details are provided for those structures. No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from the atlas, pages 313-328 fronto-polar area Human FStr 2002-08-22 281 The hierarchy was constructed based on the information provided in the atlas (pages 281-287), and on the latest version of the hierarchical tree provided by the first author of the atlas. Some structures are captured in two or more hierarchical trees in the used sources. Details are provided for those structures. No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from the atlas, pages 313-328 fundus striati Human FuG 2002-08-22 281 The hierarchy was constructed based on the information provided in the atlas (pages 281-287), and on the latest version of the hierarchical tree provided by the first author of the atlas. Some structures are captured in two or more hierarchical trees in the used sources. Details are provided for those structures. No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from the atlas, pages 313-328 fusiform gyrus Human gcc 2002-08-22 281 The hierarchy was constructed based on the information provided in the atlas (pages 281-287), and on the latest version of the hierarchical tree provided by the first author of the atlas. Some structures are captured in two or more hierarchical trees in the used sources. Details are provided for those structures. No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from the atlas, pages 313-328 genu of the corpus callosum Human gic 2002-08-22 281 The hierarchy was constructed based on the information provided in the atlas (pages 281-287), and on the latest version of the hierarchical tree provided by the first author of the atlas. Some structures are captured in two or more hierarchical trees in the used sources. Details are provided for those structures. No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from the atlas, pages 313-328 genu of the internal capsule Human gic 2002-08-22 281 The hierarchy was constructed based on the information provided in the atlas (pages 281-287), and on the latest version of the hierarchical tree provided by the first author of the atlas. Some structures are captured in two or more hierarchical trees in the used sources. Details are provided for those structures. No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from the atlas, pages 313-328 genu of the internal capsule Human GP 2002-08-22 281 The hierarchy was constructed based on the information provided in the atlas (pages 281-287), and on the latest version of the hierarchical tree provided by the first author of the atlas. Some structures are captured in two or more hierarchical trees in the used sources. Details are provided for those structures. No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from the atlas, pages 313-328 globus pallidus Human 9n 2002-08-22 281 The hierarchy was constructed based on the information provided in the atlas (pages 281-287), and on the latest version of the hierarchical tree provided by the first author of the atlas. Some structures are captured in two or more hierarchical trees in the used sources. Details are provided for those structures. No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from the atlas, pages 313-328 glossopharyngeal nerve Human GrCi 2002-08-22 281 The hierarchy was constructed based on the information provided in the atlas (pages 281-287), and on the latest version of the hierarchical tree provided by the first author of the atlas. Some structures are captured in two or more hierarchical trees in the used sources. Details are provided for those structures. No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from the atlas, pages 313-328 great cistern Human gocn 2002-08-22 281 The hierarchy was constructed based on the information provided in the atlas (pages 281-287), and on the latest version of the hierarchical tree provided by the first author of the atlas. Some structures are captured in two or more hierarchical trees in the used sources. Details are provided for those structures. No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from the atlas, pages 313-328 greater occipital nerve Human GPalF 2002-08-22 281 The hierarchy was constructed based on the information provided in the atlas (pages 281-287), and on the latest version of the hierarchical tree provided by the first author of the atlas. Some structures are captured in two or more hierarchical trees in the used sources. Details are provided for those structures. No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from the atlas, pages 313-328 greater palatine foramen Human gpaln 2002-08-22 281 The hierarchy was constructed based on the information provided in the atlas (pages 281-287), and on the latest version of the hierarchical tree provided by the first author of the atlas. Some structures are captured in two or more hierarchical trees in the used sources. Details are provided for those structures. No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from the atlas, pages 313-328 greater palatine nerve Human 7gp 2002-08-22 281 The hierarchy was constructed based on the information provided in the atlas (pages 281-287), and on the latest version of the hierarchical tree provided by the first author of the atlas. Some structures are captured in two or more hierarchical trees in the used sources. Details are provided for those structures. No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from the atlas, pages 313-328 greater petrosal nerve Human GTI 2002-09-30 281 The hierarchy was constructed based on the information provided in the atlas (pages 281-287), and on the latest version of the hierarchical tree provided by the first author of the atlas. Some structures are captured in two or more hierarchical trees in the used sources. Details are provided for those structures. No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from the atlas, pages 281-328. Great terminal island Human GRe 2002-08-22 281 The hierarchy was constructed based on the information provided in the atlas (pages 281-287), and on the latest version of the hierarchical tree provided by the first author of the atlas. Some structures are captured in two or more hierarchical trees in the used sources. Details are provided for those structures. No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from the atlas, pages 313-328 gyrus rectus Human Hb 2002-08-22 281 The hierarchy was constructed based on the information provided in the atlas (pages 281-287), and on the latest version of the hierarchical tree provided by the first author of the atlas. Some structures are captured in two or more hierarchical trees in the used sources. Details are provided for those structures. No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from the atlas, pages 313-328 habenula Human hbc 2002-08-22 281 The hierarchy was constructed based on the information provided in the atlas (pages 281-287), and on the latest version of the hierarchical tree provided by the first author of the atlas. Some structures are captured in two or more hierarchical trees in the used sources. Details are provided for those structures. No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from the atlas, pages 313-328 habenular commissure Human HCd 2002-08-22 281 The hierarchy was constructed based on the information provided in the atlas (pages 281-287), and on the latest version of the hierarchical tree provided by the first author of the atlas. Some structures are captured in two or more hierarchical trees in the used sources. Details are provided for those structures. No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from the atlas, pages 313-328 head of caudate nucleus Human HLC 2002-08-23 281 The hierarchy was constructed based on the information provided in the atlas (pages 281-287), and on the latest version of the hierarchical tree provided by the first author of the atlas. Some structures are captured in two or more hierarchical trees in the used sources. Details are provided for those structures. No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from the atlas, pages 313-328 Hindlimb area Human Hi 2002-08-23 281 The hierarchy was constructed based on the information provided in the atlas (pages 281-287), and on the latest version of the hierarchical tree provided by the first author of the atlas. Some structures are captured in two or more hierarchical trees in the used sources. Details are provided for those structures. No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from the atlas, pages 281-328. Hippocampal formation Human HiH 2002-08-22 281 The hierarchy was constructed based on the information provided in the atlas (pages 281-287), and on the latest version of the hierarchical tree provided by the first author of the atlas. Some structures are captured in two or more hierarchical trees in the used sources. Details are provided for those structures. No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from the atlas, pages 313-328 hippocampal head Human his 2002-08-22 281 The hierarchy was constructed based on the information provided in the atlas (pages 281-287), and on the latest version of the hierarchical tree provided by the first author of the atlas. Some structures are captured in two or more hierarchical trees in the used sources. Details are provided for those structures. No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from the atlas, pages 313-328 hippocampal sulcus Human Hi/CA 2002-08-22 281 The hierarchy was constructed based on the information provided in the atlas (pages 281-287), and on the latest version of the hierarchical tree provided by the first author of the atlas. Some structures are captured in two or more hierarchical trees in the used sources. Details are provided for those structures. No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from the atlas, pages 313-328 hippocampus Human HiP 2002-08-22 281 The hierarchy was constructed based on the information provided in the atlas (pages 281-287), and on the latest version of the hierarchical tree provided by the first author of the atlas. Some structures are captured in two or more hierarchical trees in the used sources. Details are provided for those structures. No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from the atlas, pages 313-328 hippocampus, praecommissural part Human HiR 2002-08-22 281 The hierarchy was constructed based on the information provided in the atlas (pages 281-287), and on the latest version of the hierarchical tree provided by the first author of the atlas. Some structures are captured in two or more hierarchical trees in the used sources. Details are provided for those structures. No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from the atlas, pages 313-328 hippocampus, retrocommissural part Human HDB 2002-08-22 281 The hierarchy was constructed based on the information provided in the atlas (pages 281-287), and on the latest version of the hierarchical tree provided by the first author of the atlas. Some structures are captured in two or more hierarchical trees in the used sources. Details are provided for those structures. No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from the atlas, pages 313-328 horizontal limb of the diagonal band Human 12n 2002-08-22 281 The hierarchy was constructed based on the information provided in the atlas (pages 281-287), and on the latest version of the hierarchical tree provided by the first author of the atlas. Some structures are captured in two or more hierarchical trees in the used sources. Details are provided for those structures. No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from the atlas, pages 313-328 hypoglossal nerve/ root Human Hp 2002-08-22 281 The hierarchy was constructed based on the information provided in the atlas (pages 281-287), and on the latest version of the hierarchical tree provided by the first author of the atlas. Some structures are captured in two or more hierarchical trees in the used sources. Details are provided for those structures. No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from the atlas, pages 313-328 hypophysis Human Hy 2002-08-22 281 The hierarchy was constructed based on the information provided in the atlas (pages 281-287), and on the latest version of the hierarchical tree provided by the first author of the atlas. Some structures are captured in two or more hierarchical trees in the used sources. Details are provided for those structures. No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from the atlas, pages 313-328 hypothalamus Human icml 2002-08-22 281 The hierarchy was constructed based on the information provided in the atlas (pages 281-287), and on the latest version of the hierarchical tree provided by the first author of the atlas. Some structures are captured in two or more hierarchical trees in the used sources. Details are provided for those structures. No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from the atlas, pages 313-328 incomplete medullary lamina of the globus pallidus Human IGr 2002-08-22 281 The hierarchy was constructed based on the information provided in the atlas (pages 281-287), and on the latest version of the hierarchical tree provided by the first author of the atlas. Some structures are captured in two or more hierarchical trees in the used sources. Details are provided for those structures. No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from the atlas, pages 313-328 indusium griseum Human ialvn 2002-08-22 281 The hierarchy was constructed based on the information provided in the atlas (pages 281-287), and on the latest version of the hierarchical tree provided by the first author of the atlas. Some structures are captured in two or more hierarchical trees in the used sources. Details are provided for those structures. No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from the atlas, pages 313-328 inferior alveolar nerve Human ICGn 2002-08-22 281 The hierarchy was constructed based on the information provided in the atlas (pages 281-287), and on the latest version of the hierarchical tree provided by the first author of the atlas. Some structures are captured in two or more hierarchical trees in the used sources. Details are provided for those structures. No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from the atlas, pages 313-328 inferior cervical ganglion Human IC 2002-08-22 281 The hierarchy was constructed based on the information provided in the atlas (pages 281-287), and on the latest version of the hierarchical tree provided by the first author of the atlas. Some structures are captured in two or more hierarchical trees in the used sources. Details are provided for those structures. No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from the atlas, pages 313-328 inferior colliculus Human 3n 2002-08-22 281 The hierarchy was constructed based on the information provided in the atlas (pages 281-287), and on the latest version of the hierarchical tree provided by the first author of the atlas. Some structures are captured in two or more hierarchical trees in the used sources. Details are provided for those structures. No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from the atlas, pages 313-328 inferior division of oculomotor nerve Human IFG 2002-08-22 281 The hierarchy was constructed based on the information provided in the atlas (pages 281-287), and on the latest version of the hierarchical tree provided by the first author of the atlas. Some structures are captured in two or more hierarchical trees in the used sources. Details are provided for those structures. No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from the atlas, pages 313-328 inferior frontal gyrus Human IFGOp 2002-08-22 281 The hierarchy was constructed based on the information provided in the atlas (pages 281-287), and on the latest version of the hierarchical tree provided by the first author of the atlas. Some structures are captured in two or more hierarchical trees in the used sources. Details are provided for those structures. No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from the atlas, pages 313-328 inferior frontal gyrus, opercular part Human IFGOr 2002-08-22 281 The hierarchy was constructed based on the information provided in the atlas (pages 281-287), and on the latest version of the hierarchical tree provided by the first author of the atlas. Some structures are captured in two or more hierarchical trees in the used sources. Details are provided for those structures. No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from the atlas, pages 313-328 inferior frontal gyrus, orbital part Human IFGTr 2002-08-22 281 The hierarchy was constructed based on the information provided in the atlas (pages 281-287), and on the latest version of the hierarchical tree provided by the first author of the atlas. Some structures are captured in two or more hierarchical trees in the used sources. Details are provided for those structures. No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from the atlas, pages 313-328 inferior frontal gyrus, triangular part Human ifs 2002-08-22 281 The hierarchy was constructed based on the information provided in the atlas (pages 281-287), and on the latest version of the hierarchical tree provided by the first author of the atlas. Some structures are captured in two or more hierarchical trees in the used sources. Details are provided for those structures. No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from the atlas, pages 313-328 inferior frontal sulcus Human ilf 2002-08-22 281 The hierarchy was constructed based on the information provided in the atlas (pages 281-287), and on the latest version of the hierarchical tree provided by the first author of the atlas. Some structures are captured in two or more hierarchical trees in the used sources. Details are provided for those structures. No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from the atlas, pages 313-328 inferior longitudinal fasciculus Human O3 2002-08-23 281 The hierarchy was constructed based on the information provided in the atlas (pages 281-287), and on the latest version of the hierarchical tree provided by the first author of the atlas. Some structures are captured in two or more hierarchical trees in the used sources. Details are provided for those structures. No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from the atlas, pages 281-328. Inferior occipital gyrus Human iots 2002-08-22 281 The hierarchy was constructed based on the information provided in the atlas (pages 281-287), and on the latest version of the hierarchical tree provided by the first author of the atlas. Some structures are captured in two or more hierarchical trees in the used sources. Details are provided for those structures. No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from the atlas, pages 313-328 inferior occipito temporal sulcus Human IO 2002-08-22 281 The hierarchy was constructed based on the information provided in the atlas (pages 281-287), and on the latest version of the hierarchical tree provided by the first author of the atlas. Some structures are captured in two or more hierarchical trees in the used sources. Details are provided for those structures. No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from the atlas, pages 313-328 inferior olive Human IPL 2002-08-22 281 The hierarchy was constructed based on the information provided in the atlas (pages 281-287), and on the latest version of the hierarchical tree provided by the first author of the atlas. Some structures are captured in two or more hierarchical trees in the used sources. Details are provided for those structures. No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from the atlas, pages 313-328 inferior parietal lobule Human poci 2002-08-22 281 The hierarchy was constructed based on the information provided in the atlas (pages 281-287), and on the latest version of the hierarchical tree provided by the first author of the atlas. Some structures are captured in two or more hierarchical trees in the used sources. Details are provided for those structures. No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from the atlas, pages 313-328 inferior postcentral sulcus Human Ipul 2002-08-22 281 The hierarchy was constructed based on the information provided in the atlas (pages 281-287), and on the latest version of the hierarchical tree provided by the first author of the atlas. Some structures are captured in two or more hierarchical trees in the used sources. Details are provided for those structures. No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from the atlas, pages 313-328 inferior pulvinar nucleus Human IRoG 2002-08-22 281 The hierarchy was constructed based on the information provided in the atlas (pages 281-287), and on the latest version of the hierarchical tree provided by the first author of the atlas. Some structures are captured in two or more hierarchical trees in the used sources. Details are provided for those structures. No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from the atlas, pages 313-328 inferior rostral gyrus Human ITG 2002-08-22 281 The hierarchy was constructed based on the information provided in the atlas (pages 281-287), and on the latest version of the hierarchical tree provided by the first author of the atlas. Some structures are captured in two or more hierarchical trees in the used sources. Details are provided for those structures. No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from the atlas, pages 313-328 inferior temporal gyrus Human its 2002-08-22 281 The hierarchy was constructed based on the information provided in the atlas (pages 281-287), and on the latest version of the hierarchical tree provided by the first author of the atlas. Some structures are captured in two or more hierarchical trees in the used sources. Details are provided for those structures. No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from the atlas, pages 313-328 inferior temporal sulcus Human ithp 2002-08-22 281 The hierarchy was constructed based on the information provided in the atlas (pages 281-287), and on the latest version of the hierarchical tree provided by the first author of the atlas. Some structures are captured in two or more hierarchical trees in the used sources. Details are provided for those structures. No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from the atlas, pages 313-328 inferior thalamic peduncle Human TFPGI 2002-08-22 281 The hierarchy was constructed based on the information provided in the atlas (pages 281-287), and on the latest version of the hierarchical tree provided by the first author of the atlas. Some structures are captured in two or more hierarchical trees in the used sources. Details are provided for those structures. No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from the atlas, pages 313-328 inferior transverse frontopolar gyrus Human IOrbF 2002-08-22 281 The hierarchy was constructed based on the information provided in the atlas (pages 281-287), and on the latest version of the hierarchical tree provided by the first author of the atlas. Some structures are captured in two or more hierarchical trees in the used sources. Details are provided for those structures. No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from the atlas, pages 313-328 infraorbital foramen Human 5inf 2002-08-22 281 The hierarchy was constructed based on the information provided in the atlas (pages 281-287), and on the latest version of the hierarchical tree provided by the first author of the atlas. Some structures are captured in two or more hierarchical trees in the used sources. Details are provided for those structures. No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from the atlas, pages 313-328 infraorbital nerve Human Inf 2002-08-22 281 The hierarchy was constructed based on the information provided in the atlas (pages 281-287), and on the latest version of the hierarchical tree provided by the first author of the atlas. Some structures are captured in two or more hierarchical trees in the used sources. Details are provided for those structures. No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from the atlas, pages 313-328 infundibular nucleus Human InfS 2002-08-22 281 The hierarchy was constructed based on the information provided in the atlas (pages 281-287), and on the latest version of the hierarchical tree provided by the first author of the atlas. Some structures are captured in two or more hierarchical trees in the used sources. Details are provided for those structures. No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from the atlas, pages 313-328 infundibular stalk Human Ins 2002-08-22 281 The hierarchy was constructed based on the information provided in the atlas (pages 281-287), and on the latest version of the hierarchical tree provided by the first author of the atlas. Some structures are captured in two or more hierarchical trees in the used sources. Details are provided for those structures. No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from the atlas, pages 313-328 insula Human Ins 2002-08-23 281 The hierarchy was constructed based on the information provided in the atlas (pages 281-287), and on the latest version of the hierarchical tree provided by the first author of the atlas. Some structures are captured in two or more hierarchical trees in the used sources. Details are provided for those structures. No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from the atlas, pages 313-328. Collator note: the abbreviation of the insular cortex is identical with that of the insula. The tree of the insula, provided in the associated reference contains a footnote where the authors list the Regio peripaleocorticalis claustralis of Stephan and the Claustrocortex of Brockhaus as equivalent names Insular cortex Human IG 2002-08-22 281 The hierarchy was constructed based on the information provided in the atlas (pages 281-287), and on the latest version of the hierarchical tree provided by the first author of the atlas. Some structures are captured in two or more hierarchical trees in the used sources. Details are provided for those structures. No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from the atlas, pages 313-328 insular gyrus Human is 2002-08-22 281 The hierarchy was constructed based on the information provided in the atlas (pages 281-287), and on the latest version of the hierarchical tree provided by the first author of the atlas. Some structures are captured in two or more hierarchical trees in the used sources. Details are provided for those structures. No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from the atlas, pages 313-328 insular sulcus Human IGPul 2002-08-22 281 The hierarchy was constructed based on the information provided in the atlas (pages 281-287), and on the latest version of the hierarchical tree provided by the first author of the atlas. Some structures are captured in two or more hierarchical trees in the used sources. Details are provided for those structures. No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from the atlas, pages 313-328 intergeniculate pulvinar nucleus Human imfs 2002-08-22 281 The hierarchy was constructed based on the information provided in the atlas (pages 281-287), and on the latest version of the hierarchical tree provided by the first author of the atlas. Some structures are captured in two or more hierarchical trees in the used sources. Details are provided for those structures. No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from the atlas, pages 313-328 intermediate frontal sulcus Human IMH 2002-08-22 281 The hierarchy was constructed based on the information provided in the atlas (pages 281-287), and on the latest version of the hierarchical tree provided by the first author of the atlas. Some structures are captured in two or more hierarchical trees in the used sources. Details are provided for those structures. No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from the atlas, pages 313-328 intermediate hypothalamic nuclei Human IN 2002-09-30 281 The hierarchy was constructed based on the information provided in the atlas (pages 281-287), and on the latest version of the hierarchical tree provided by the first author of the atlas. Some structures are captured in two or more hierarchical trees in the used sources. Details are provided for those structures. No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from the atlas, pages 281-328. Intermediate nucleus Human IOrG 2002-08-22 281 The hierarchy was constructed based on the information provided in the atlas (pages 281-287), and on the latest version of the hierarchical tree provided by the first author of the atlas. Some structures are captured in two or more hierarchical trees in the used sources. Details are provided for those structures. No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from the atlas, pages 313-328 intermediate orbital gyrus Human IPe 2002-08-22 281 The hierarchy was constructed based on the information provided in the atlas (pages 281-287), and on the latest version of the hierarchical tree provided by the first author of the atlas. Some structures are captured in two or more hierarchical trees in the used sources. Details are provided for those structures. No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from the atlas, pages 313-328 intermediate periventricular hypothalamic nucleus Human ic 2002-08-22 281 The hierarchy was constructed based on the information provided in the atlas (pages 281-287), and on the latest version of the hierarchical tree provided by the first author of the atlas. Some structures are captured in two or more hierarchical trees in the used sources. Details are provided for those structures. No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from the atlas, pages 313-328 internal capsule2 Human IGP 2002-08-22 281 The hierarchy was constructed based on the information provided in the atlas (pages 281-287), and on the latest version of the hierarchical tree provided by the first author of the atlas. Some structures are captured in two or more hierarchical trees in the used sources. Details are provided for those structures. No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from the atlas, pages 313-328 internal globus pallidus Human iml 2002-08-22 281 The hierarchy was constructed based on the information provided in the atlas (pages 281-287), and on the latest version of the hierarchical tree provided by the first author of the atlas. Some structures are captured in two or more hierarchical trees in the used sources. Details are provided for those structures. No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from the atlas, pages 313-328 internal medullary lamina of the thalamus Human IPCi 2002-08-22 281 The hierarchy was constructed based on the information provided in the atlas (pages 281-287), and on the latest version of the hierarchical tree provided by the first author of the atlas. Some structures are captured in two or more hierarchical trees in the used sources. Details are provided for those structures. No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from the atlas, pages 313-328 interpeduncular cistern Human ipf 2002-08-22 281 The hierarchy was constructed based on the information provided in the atlas (pages 281-287), and on the latest version of the hierarchical tree provided by the first author of the atlas. Some structures are captured in two or more hierarchical trees in the used sources. Details are provided for those structures. No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from the atlas, pages 313-328 interpeduncular fossa Human IP 2002-08-22 281 The hierarchy was constructed based on the information provided in the atlas (pages 281-287), and on the latest version of the hierarchical tree provided by the first author of the atlas. Some structures are captured in two or more hierarchical trees in the used sources. Details are provided for those structures. No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from the atlas, pages 313-328 interpeduncular nucleus Human IthA 2002-08-22 281 The hierarchy was constructed based on the information provided in the atlas (pages 281-287), and on the latest version of the hierarchical tree provided by the first author of the atlas. Some structures are captured in two or more hierarchical trees in the used sources. Details are provided for those structures. No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from the atlas, pages 313-328 interstitial nucleus Human INAH 2002-09-30 281 The hierarchy was constructed based on the information provided in the atlas (pages 281-287), and on the latest version of the hierarchical tree provided by the first author of the atlas. Some structures are captured in two or more hierarchical trees in the used sources. Details are provided for those structures. No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from the atlas, pages 281-328. Interstitial nucleus of the anterior hypothalamus Human InTrM 2002-08-22 281 The hierarchy was constructed based on the information provided in the atlas (pages 281-287), and on the latest version of the hierarchical tree provided by the first author of the atlas. Some structures are captured in two or more hierarchical trees in the used sources. Details are provided for those structures. No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from the atlas, pages 313-328 interthalamic adhesion Human IVF 2002-08-22 281 The hierarchy was constructed based on the information provided in the atlas (pages 281-287), and on the latest version of the hierarchical tree provided by the first author of the atlas. Some structures are captured in two or more hierarchical trees in the used sources. Details are provided for those structures. No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from the atlas, pages 313-328 interventricular foramen Human ILa 2002-08-22 281 The hierarchy was constructed based on the information provided in the atlas (pages 281-287), and on the latest version of the hierarchical tree provided by the first author of the atlas. Some structures are captured in two or more hierarchical trees in the used sources. Details are provided for those structures. No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from the atlas, pages 313-328 intralamellar thalamic nuclei Human CIL 2002-09-30 281 The hierarchy was constructed based on the information provided in the atlas (pages 281-287), and on the latest version of the hierarchical tree provided by the first author of the atlas. Some structures are captured in two or more hierarchical trees in the used sources. Details are provided for those structures. No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from the atlas, pages 281-328. Intralamellar thalamic nucleus central part Human PCIL 2002-09-30 281 The hierarchy was constructed based on the information provided in the atlas (pages 281-287), and on the latest version of the hierarchical tree provided by the first author of the atlas. Some structures are captured in two or more hierarchical trees in the used sources. Details are provided for those structures. No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from the atlas, pages 281-328. Intralamellar thalamic nucleus paracentral part Human ips 2002-08-22 281 The hierarchy was constructed based on the information provided in the atlas (pages 281-287), and on the latest version of the hierarchical tree provided by the first author of the atlas. Some structures are captured in two or more hierarchical trees in the used sources. Details are provided for those structures. No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from the atlas, pages 313-328 intraparietal sulcus Human irs 2002-08-22 281 The hierarchy was constructed based on the information provided in the atlas (pages 281-287), and on the latest version of the hierarchical tree provided by the first author of the atlas. Some structures are captured in two or more hierarchical trees in the used sources. Details are provided for those structures. No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from the atlas, pages 313-328 intrarhinal sulcus Human Iso-cortex 2002-08-23 281 The hierarchy was constructed based on the information provided in the atlas (pages 281-287), and on the latest version of the hierarchical tree provided by the first author of the atlas. Some structures are captured in two or more hierarchical trees in the used sources. Details are provided for those structures. This name does not appear in the list provided in the atlas. It is however refferred to in the Atlas itself. Collator note: the abbreviation of this structure is identical with the name, since no abbreviation was provided. Iso-cortex Human ICG 2002-08-22 281 The hierarchy was constructed based on the information provided in the atlas (pages 281-287), and on the latest version of the hierarchical tree provided by the first author of the atlas. Some structures are captured in two or more hierarchical trees in the used sources. Details are provided for those structures. No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from the atlas, pages 313-328 isthmus of cingulate gyrus Human 5lac 2002-08-22 281 The hierarchy was constructed based on the information provided in the atlas (pages 281-287), and on the latest version of the hierarchical tree provided by the first author of the atlas. Some structures are captured in two or more hierarchical trees in the used sources. Details are provided for those structures. No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from the atlas, pages 313-328 lacrimal nerve of trigeminus Human LT 2002-08-22 281 The hierarchy was constructed based on the information provided in the atlas (pages 281-287), and on the latest version of the hierarchical tree provided by the first author of the atlas. Some structures are captured in two or more hierarchical trees in the used sources. Details are provided for those structures. No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from the atlas, pages 313-328 lamina terminalis Human La 2002-08-22 281 The hierarchy was constructed based on the information provided in the atlas (pages 281-287), and on the latest version of the hierarchical tree provided by the first author of the atlas. Some structures are captured in two or more hierarchical trees in the used sources. Details are provided for those structures. No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from the atlas, pages 313-328 lateral amygdaloid nucleus Human LaDA 2002-08-23 281 The hierarchy was constructed based on the information provided in the atlas (pages 281-287), and on the latest version of the hierarchical tree provided by the first author of the atlas. Some structures are captured in two or more hierarchical trees in the used sources. Details are provided for those structures. No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from the atlas, pages 281-328. Lateral amygdaloid nucleus dorsal anterior part Human LaDL 2002-08-22 281 The hierarchy was constructed based on the information provided in the atlas (pages 281-287), and on the latest version of the hierarchical tree provided by the first author of the atlas. Some structures are captured in two or more hierarchical trees in the used sources. Details are provided for those structures. No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from the atlas, pages 313-328 lateral amygdaloid nucleus, dorsolateral part Human LaDL 2002-08-23 281 The hierarchy was constructed based on the information provided in the atlas (pages 281-287), and on the latest version of the hierarchical tree provided by the first author of the atlas. Some structures are captured in two or more hierarchical trees in the used sources. Details are provided for those structures. No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from the atlas, pages 281-328. Lateral amygdaloid nucleus dorsolateral part Human LaDM 2002-08-22 281 The hierarchy was constructed based on the information provided in the atlas (pages 281-287), and on the latest version of the hierarchical tree provided by the first author of the atlas. Some structures are captured in two or more hierarchical trees in the used sources. Details are provided for those structures. No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from the atlas, pages 313-328 lateral amygdaloid nucleus, dorsomedial part Human LaDM 2002-08-23 281 The hierarchy was constructed based on the information provided in the atlas (pages 281-287), and on the latest version of the hierarchical tree provided by the first author of the atlas. Some structures are captured in two or more hierarchical trees in the used sources. Details are provided for those structures. No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from the atlas, pages 281-328. Lateral amygdaloid nucleus dorsomedial part Human LaI 2002-08-22 281 The hierarchy was constructed based on the information provided in the atlas (pages 281-287), and on the latest version of the hierarchical tree provided by the first author of the atlas. Some structures are captured in two or more hierarchical trees in the used sources. Details are provided for those structures. No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from the atlas, pages 313-328 lateral amygdaloid nucleus, intermediate part Human LaI 2002-08-23 281 The hierarchy was constructed based on the information provided in the atlas (pages 281-287), and on the latest version of the hierarchical tree provided by the first author of the atlas. Some structures are captured in two or more hierarchical trees in the used sources. Details are provided for those structures. No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from the atlas, pages 281-328. Lateral amygdaloid nucleus intermediate part Human LaV 2002-08-22 281 The hierarchy was constructed based on the information provided in the atlas (pages 281-287), and on the latest version of the hierarchical tree provided by the first author of the atlas. Some structures are captured in two or more hierarchical trees in the used sources. Details are provided for those structures. No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from the atlas, pages 313-328 lateral amygdaloid nucleus, ventral part Human LaV 2002-08-23 281 The hierarchy was constructed based on the information provided in the atlas (pages 281-287), and on the latest version of the hierarchical tree provided by the first author of the atlas. Some structures are captured in two or more hierarchical trees in the used sources. Details are provided for those structures. No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from the atlas, pages 281-328. Lateral amygdaloid nucleus ventral part Human VL LaV 2002-08-23 281 The hierarchy was constructed based on the information provided in the atlas (pages 281-287), and on the latest version of the hierarchical tree provided by the first author of the atlas. Some structures are captured in two or more hierarchical trees in the used sources. Details are provided for those structures. No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from the atlas, pages 281-328. Lateral amygdaloid nucleus ventral part ventrolateral division Human VM LaV 2002-08-23 281 The hierarchy was constructed based on the information provided in the atlas (pages 281-287), and on the latest version of the hierarchical tree provided by the first author of the atlas. Some structures are captured in two or more hierarchical trees in the used sources. Details are provided for those structures. No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from the atlas, pages 281-328. Lateral amygdaloid nucleus ventral part ventromedial division Human LCd 2002-08-22 281 The hierarchy was constructed based on the information provided in the atlas (pages 281-287), and on the latest version of the hierarchical tree provided by the first author of the atlas. Some structures are captured in two or more hierarchical trees in the used sources. Details are provided for those structures. No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from the atlas, pages 313-328 lateral caudate nucleus Human lf 2002-08-22 281 The hierarchy was constructed based on the information provided in the atlas (pages 281-287), and on the latest version of the hierarchical tree provided by the first author of the atlas. Some structures are captured in two or more hierarchical trees in the used sources. Details are provided for those structures. No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from the atlas, pages 313-328 lateral fissure Human LG 2002-08-22 281 The hierarchy was constructed based on the information provided in the atlas (pages 281-287), and on the latest version of the hierarchical tree provided by the first author of the atlas. Some structures are captured in two or more hierarchical trees in the used sources. Details are provided for those structures. No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from the atlas, pages 313-328 lateral geniculate nucleus Human LHb 2002-08-22 281 The hierarchy was constructed based on the information provided in the atlas (pages 281-287), and on the latest version of the hierarchical tree provided by the first author of the atlas. Some structures are captured in two or more hierarchical trees in the used sources. Details are provided for those structures. No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from the atlas, pages 313-328 lateral habenular nucleus Human LHA 2002-08-22 281 The hierarchy was constructed based on the information provided in the atlas (pages 281-287), and on the latest version of the hierarchical tree provided by the first author of the atlas. Some structures are captured in two or more hierarchical trees in the used sources. Details are provided for those structures. No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from the atlas, pages 313-328 lateral hypothalamic area Human LHAA 2002-09-30 281 The hierarchy was constructed based on the information provided in the atlas (pages 281-287), and on the latest version of the hierarchical tree provided by the first author of the atlas. Some structures are captured in two or more hierarchical trees in the used sources. Details are provided for those structures. No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from the atlas, pages 281-328. Lateral hypothalamic area, anterior part Human LHAP 2002-09-30 281 The hierarchy was constructed based on the information provided in the atlas (pages 281-287), and on the latest version of the hierarchical tree provided by the first author of the atlas. Some structures are captured in two or more hierarchical trees in the used sources. Details are provided for those structures. No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from the atlas, pages 281-328. Lateral hypothalamic area, posterior part Human LHAT 2002-09-30 281 The hierarchy was constructed based on the information provided in the atlas (pages 281-287), and on the latest version of the hierarchical tree provided by the first author of the atlas. Some structures are captured in two or more hierarchical trees in the used sources. Details are provided for those structures. No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from the atlas, pages 281-328. Lateral hypothalamic area, tuberal part Human ll 2002-08-22 281 The hierarchy was constructed based on the information provided in the atlas (pages 281-287), and on the latest version of the hierarchical tree provided by the first author of the atlas. Some structures are captured in two or more hierarchical trees in the used sources. Details are provided for those structures. No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from the atlas, pages 313-328 lateral lemniscus Human lls 2002-08-22 281 The hierarchy was constructed based on the information provided in the atlas (pages 281-287), and on the latest version of the hierarchical tree provided by the first author of the atlas. Some structures are captured in two or more hierarchical trees in the used sources. Details are provided for those structures. No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from the atlas, pages 313-328 lateral longitudinal stria Human LM 2002-08-22 281 The hierarchy was constructed based on the information provided in the atlas (pages 281-287), and on the latest version of the hierarchical tree provided by the first author of the atlas. Some structures are captured in two or more hierarchical trees in the used sources. Details are provided for those structures. No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from the atlas, pages 313-328 lateral mammillary nucleus Human lml 2002-08-22 281 The hierarchy was constructed based on the information provided in the atlas (pages 281-287), and on the latest version of the hierarchical tree provided by the first author of the atlas. Some structures are captured in two or more hierarchical trees in the used sources. Details are provided for those structures. No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from the atlas, pages 313-328 lateral medullary lamina of the globus pallidus Human LOTG 2002-08-22 281 The hierarchy was constructed based on the information provided in the atlas (pages 281-287), and on the latest version of the hierarchical tree provided by the first author of the atlas. Some structures are captured in two or more hierarchical trees in the used sources. Details are provided for those structures. No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from the atlas, pages 313-328 lateral occipito-temporal gyrus Human lots 2002-08-22 281 The hierarchy was constructed based on the information provided in the atlas (pages 281-287), and on the latest version of the hierarchical tree provided by the first author of the atlas. Some structures are captured in two or more hierarchical trees in the used sources. Details are provided for those structures. No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from the atlas, pages 313-328 lateral occipito -temporal sulcus Human lo 2002-08-22 281 The hierarchy was constructed based on the information provided in the atlas (pages 281-287), and on the latest version of the hierarchical tree provided by the first author of the atlas. Some structures are captured in two or more hierarchical trees in the used sources. Details are provided for those structures. No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from the atlas, pages 313-328 lateral olfactory tract Human LOrG 2002-08-22 281 The hierarchy was constructed based on the information provided in the atlas (pages 281-287), and on the latest version of the hierarchical tree provided by the first author of the atlas. Some structures are captured in two or more hierarchical trees in the used sources. Details are provided for those structures. No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from the atlas, pages 313-328 lateral orbital gyrus Human los 2002-08-22 281 The hierarchy was constructed based on the information provided in the atlas (pages 281-287), and on the latest version of the hierarchical tree provided by the first author of the atlas. Some structures are captured in two or more hierarchical trees in the used sources. Details are provided for those structures. No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from the atlas, pages 313-328 lateral orbital sulcus Human LPO 2002-08-22 281 The hierarchy was constructed based on the information provided in the atlas (pages 281-287), and on the latest version of the hierarchical tree provided by the first author of the atlas. Some structures are captured in two or more hierarchical trees in the used sources. Details are provided for those structures. No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from the atlas, pages 313-328 lateral preoptic nucleus Human LPul 2002-08-22 281 The hierarchy was constructed based on the information provided in the atlas (pages 281-287), and on the latest version of the hierarchical tree provided by the first author of the atlas. Some structures are captured in two or more hierarchical trees in the used sources. Details are provided for those structures. No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from the atlas, pages 313-328 lateral pulvinar nucleus Human PuL 2002-09-30 281 The hierarchy was constructed based on the information provided in the atlas (pages 281-287), and on the latest version of the hierarchical tree provided by the first author of the atlas. Some structures are captured in two or more hierarchical trees in the used sources. Details are provided for those structures. No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from the atlas, pages 281-328. Lateral putamen Human LRt 2002-08-22 281 The hierarchy was constructed based on the information provided in the atlas (pages 281-287), and on the latest version of the hierarchical tree provided by the first author of the atlas. Some structures are captured in two or more hierarchical trees in the used sources. Details are provided for those structures. No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from the atlas, pages 313-328 lateral reticular nucleus Human LS 2002-08-22 281 The hierarchy was constructed based on the information provided in the atlas (pages 281-287), and on the latest version of the hierarchical tree provided by the first author of the atlas. Some structures are captured in two or more hierarchical trees in the used sources. Details are provided for those structures. No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from the atlas, pages 313-328 lateral septal nucleus Human LSD 2002-08-22 281 The hierarchy was constructed based on the information provided in the atlas (pages 281-287), and on the latest version of the hierarchical tree provided by the first author of the atlas. Some structures are captured in two or more hierarchical trees in the used sources. Details are provided for those structures. No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from the atlas, pages 313-328 lateral septal nucleus, dorsal part Human LSDe 2002-09-30 281 The hierarchy was constructed based on the information provided in the atlas (pages 281-287), and on the latest version of the hierarchical tree provided by the first author of the atlas. Some structures are captured in two or more hierarchical trees in the used sources. Details are provided for those structures. No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from the atlas, pages 281-328. Lateral septal nucleus dorsal part extern part Human LSDi 2002-09-30 281 The hierarchy was constructed based on the information provided in the atlas (pages 281-287), and on the latest version of the hierarchical tree provided by the first author of the atlas. Some structures are captured in two or more hierarchical trees in the used sources. Details are provided for those structures. No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from the atlas, pages 281-328. Lateral septal nucleus dorsal part intern part Human LSI 2002-08-22 281 The hierarchy was constructed based on the information provided in the atlas (pages 281-287), and on the latest version of the hierarchical tree provided by the first author of the atlas. Some structures are captured in two or more hierarchical trees in the used sources. Details are provided for those structures. No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from the atlas, pages 313-328 lateral septal nucleus, intermediate part Human LSV 2002-08-22 281 The hierarchy was constructed based on the information provided in the atlas (pages 281-287), and on the latest version of the hierarchical tree provided by the first author of the atlas. Some structures are captured in two or more hierarchical trees in the used sources. Details are provided for those structures. No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from the atlas, pages 313-328 lateral septal nucleus, ventral part Human LTh 2002-08-22 281 The hierarchy was constructed based on the information provided in the atlas (pages 281-287), and on the latest version of the hierarchical tree provided by the first author of the atlas. Some structures are captured in two or more hierarchical trees in the used sources. Details are provided for those structures. No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from the atlas, pages 313-328 lateral thalamic nuclear region Human LTu 2002-08-22 281 The hierarchy was constructed based on the information provided in the atlas (pages 281-287), and on the latest version of the hierarchical tree provided by the first author of the atlas. Some structures are captured in two or more hierarchical trees in the used sources. Details are provided for those structures. No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from the atlas, pages 313-328 lateral tuberal nucleus Human VTh 2002-09-30 281 The hierarchy was constructed based on the information provided in the atlas (pages 281-287), and on the latest version of the hierarchical tree provided by the first author of the atlas. Some structures are captured in two or more hierarchical trees in the used sources. Details are provided for those structures. No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from the atlas, pages 281-328. The abbreviation of this structure was adopted by the collator. Lateral-ventral nuclei of thalamus Human LV 2002-08-22 281 The hierarchy was constructed based on the information provided in the atlas (pages 281-287), and on the latest version of the hierarchical tree provided by the first author of the atlas. Some structures are captured in two or more hierarchical trees in the used sources. Details are provided for those structures. No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from the atlas, pages 313-328 lateral ventricle Human LDO 2002-08-22 281 The hierarchy was constructed based on the information provided in the atlas (pages 281-287), and on the latest version of the hierarchical tree provided by the first author of the atlas. Some structures are captured in two or more hierarchical trees in the used sources. Details are provided for those structures. No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from the atlas, pages 313-328 laterodorsal nucleus, oral part Human LDSF 2002-08-22 281 The hierarchy was constructed based on the information provided in the atlas (pages 281-287), and on the latest version of the hierarchical tree provided by the first author of the atlas. Some structures are captured in two or more hierarchical trees in the used sources. Details are provided for those structures. No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from the atlas, pages 313-328 laterodorsal nucleus, superficial part Human LD 2002-08-22 281 The hierarchy was constructed based on the information provided in the atlas (pages 281-287), and on the latest version of the hierarchical tree provided by the first author of the atlas. Some structures are captured in two or more hierarchical trees in the used sources. Details are provided for those structures. No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from the atlas, pages 313-328 laterodorsal thalamic nucleus Human LDP 2002-09-30 281 The hierarchy was constructed based on the information provided in the atlas (pages 281-287), and on the latest version of the hierarchical tree provided by the first author of the atlas. Some structures are captured in two or more hierarchical trees in the used sources. Details are provided for those structures. No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from the atlas, pages 281-328. Laterodorsal thalamic nucleus posterior part Human LatPolTh 2002-09-30 281 The hierarchy was constructed based on the information provided in the atlas (pages 281-287), and on the latest version of the hierarchical tree provided by the first author of the atlas. Some structures are captured in two or more hierarchical trees in the used sources. Details are provided for those structures. No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from the atlas, pages 281-328. The abbreviation of this structure was adopted by the collator. Lateropolar region of thalamus Human lenf (H2) 2002-08-22 281 The hierarchy was constructed based on the information provided in the atlas (pages 281-287), and on the latest version of the hierarchical tree provided by the first author of the atlas. Some structures are captured in two or more hierarchical trees in the used sources. Details are provided for those structures. No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from the atlas, pages 313-328 lenticular fasciculus Human lenf 2002-08-22 281 The hierarchy was constructed based on the information provided in the atlas (pages 281-287), and on the latest version of the hierarchical tree provided by the first author of the atlas. Some structures are captured in two or more hierarchical trees in the used sources. Details are provided for those structures. No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from the atlas, pages 313-328 lentiform fibers Human Limbic gyrus 2002-08-23 281 The hierarchy was constructed based on the information provided in the atlas (pages 281-287), and on the latest version of the hierarchical tree provided by the first author of the atlas. Some structures are captured in two or more hierarchical trees in the used sources. Details are provided for those structures. No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from the atlas, pages 281-328. Collator note: the limbic gyrus does not have an abbreviation, therefore we preserved the same name as abbreviation. Limbic gyrus Human Limbic lobe 2002-08-23 281 The hierarchy was constructed based on the information provided in the atlas (pages 281-287), and on the latest version of the hierarchical tree provided by the first author of the atlas. Some structures are captured in two or more hierarchical trees in the used sources. Details are provided for those structures. No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from the atlas, pages 281-328. Collator note: the limbic lobe does not have any abbreviation, therefore we preserved the same name as the abbreviation. Appears in the hierarchical tree also as archi- and peri archicortex (page 282) Limbic lobe Human Li 2002-08-22 281 The hierarchy was constructed based on the information provided in the atlas (pages 281-287), and on the latest version of the hierarchical tree provided by the first author of the atlas. Some structures are captured in two or more hierarchical trees in the used sources. Details are provided for those structures. No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from the atlas, pages 313-328 limen insulae Human LiCl 2002-08-22 281 The hierarchy was constructed based on the information provided in the atlas (pages 281-287), and on the latest version of the hierarchical tree provided by the first author of the atlas. Some structures are captured in two or more hierarchical trees in the used sources. Details are provided for those structures. No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from the atlas, pages 313-328 limitans claustrum Human PuLi 2002-08-22 281 The hierarchy was constructed based on the information provided in the atlas (pages 281-287), and on the latest version of the hierarchical tree provided by the first author of the atlas. Some structures are captured in two or more hierarchical trees in the used sources. Details are provided for those structures. No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from the atlas, pages 313-328 limitans putamen Human PuLi 2002-09-30 281 The hierarchy was constructed based on the information provided in the atlas (pages 281-287), and on the latest version of the hierarchical tree provided by the first author of the atlas. Some structures are captured in two or more hierarchical trees in the used sources. Details are provided for those structures. No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from the atlas, pages 281-328. Limitans putamen Human Lim 2002-08-22 281 The hierarchy was constructed based on the information provided in the atlas (pages 281-287), and on the latest version of the hierarchical tree provided by the first author of the atlas. Some structures are captured in two or more hierarchical trees in the used sources. Details are provided for those structures. No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from the atlas, pages 313-328 limitans thalamic nucleus Human liml 2002-08-22 281 The hierarchy was constructed based on the information provided in the atlas (pages 281-287), and on the latest version of the hierarchical tree provided by the first author of the atlas. Some structures are captured in two or more hierarchical trees in the used sources. Details are provided for those structures. No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from the atlas, pages 313-328 limiting medullary lamina of the globus pallidus Human LgG 2002-08-22 281 The hierarchy was constructed based on the information provided in the atlas (pages 281-287), and on the latest version of the hierarchical tree provided by the first author of the atlas. The lingual gyrus appears as belonging to two diffenrent hierarchies: one related to the medial occipito-temporal gyrus (MOTG) and one related to the occipital lobe. We have included this structure as a leaf of the occipital lobe hierarchy, based on the NeuroNames brain nomenclature (Bowden 2002). No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from the atlas, pages 313-328 lingual gyrus Human 5lg 2002-08-22 281 The hierarchy was constructed based on the information provided in the atlas (pages 281-287), and on the latest version of the hierarchical tree provided by the first author of the atlas. Some structures are captured in two or more hierarchical trees in the used sources. Details are provided for those structures. No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from the atlas, pages 313-328 lingual nerve Human LgSpt 2002-08-22 281 The hierarchy was constructed based on the information provided in the atlas (pages 281-287), and on the latest version of the hierarchical tree provided by the first author of the atlas. Some structures are captured in two or more hierarchical trees in the used sources. Details are provided for those structures. No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from the atlas, pages 313-328 lingual septum Human lgs 2002-08-22 281 The hierarchy was constructed based on the information provided in the atlas (pages 281-287), and on the latest version of the hierarchical tree provided by the first author of the atlas. Some structures are captured in two or more hierarchical trees in the used sources. Details are provided for those structures. No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from the atlas, pages 313-328 lingual sulcus Human LC 2002-08-22 281 The hierarchy was constructed based on the information provided in the atlas (pages 281-287), and on the latest version of the hierarchical tree provided by the first author of the atlas. Some structures are captured in two or more hierarchical trees in the used sources. Details are provided for those structures. No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from the atlas, pages 313-328 locus coeruleus Human LIG 2002-08-23 281 The hierarchy was constructed based on the information provided in the atlas (pages 281-287), and on the latest version of the hierarchical tree provided by the first author of the atlas. Some structures are captured in two or more hierarchical trees in the used sources. Details are provided for those structures. No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from the atlas, pages 313-328 Long insular gyrus Human lfh 2002-08-22 281 The hierarchy was constructed based on the information provided in the atlas (pages 281-287), and on the latest version of the hierarchical tree provided by the first author of the atlas. Some structures are captured in two or more hierarchical trees in the used sources. Details are provided for those structures. No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from the atlas, pages 313-328 longitudinal fissure of hemisphere Human lis 2002-08-22 281 The hierarchy was constructed based on the information provided in the atlas (pages 281-287), and on the latest version of the hierarchical tree provided by the first author of the atlas. Some structures are captured in two or more hierarchical trees in the used sources. Details are provided for those structures. No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from the atlas, pages 313-328 longitudinal insular sulcus Human lngs 2002-08-22 281 The hierarchy was constructed based on the information provided in the atlas (pages 281-287), and on the latest version of the hierarchical tree provided by the first author of the atlas. Some structures are captured in two or more hierarchical trees in the used sources. Details are provided for those structures. No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from the atlas, pages 313-328 longitudinal stria Human MB 2002-08-22 281 The hierarchy was constructed based on the information provided in the atlas (pages 281-287), and on the latest version of the hierarchical tree provided by the first author of the atlas. Some structures are captured in two or more hierarchical trees in the used sources. Details are provided for those structures. No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from the atlas, pages 313-328 mammillary body Human mtg 2002-08-22 281 The hierarchy was constructed based on the information provided in the atlas (pages 281-287), and on the latest version of the hierarchical tree provided by the first author of the atlas. Some structures are captured in two or more hierarchical trees in the used sources. Details are provided for those structures. No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from the atlas, pages 313-328 mammillo-tegmental tract Human mt 2002-08-22 281 The hierarchy was constructed based on the information provided in the atlas (pages 281-287), and on the latest version of the hierarchical tree provided by the first author of the atlas. Some structures are captured in two or more hierarchical trees in the used sources. Details are provided for those structures. No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from the atlas, pages 313-328 mammillo-thalamic tract Human mis 2002-08-22 281 The hierarchy was constructed based on the information provided in the atlas (pages 281-287), and on the latest version of the hierarchical tree provided by the first author of the atlas. Some structures are captured in two or more hierarchical trees in the used sources. Details are provided for those structures. No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from the atlas, pages 313-328 marginal insular sulcus Human MDe 2002-08-23 281 The hierarchy was constructed based on the information provided in the atlas (pages 281-287), and on the latest version of the hierarchical tree provided by the first author of the atlas. Some structures are captured in two or more hierarchical trees in the used sources. Details are provided for those structures. No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from the atlas, pages 281-328. Margo denticulatus Human mx5 2002-08-22 281 The hierarchy was constructed based on the information provided in the atlas (pages 281-287), and on the latest version of the hierarchical tree provided by the first author of the atlas. Some structures are captured in two or more hierarchical trees in the used sources. Details are provided for those structures. No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from the atlas, pages 313-328 maxillary nerve of the trigeminal Human Me 2002-08-22 281 The hierarchy was constructed based on the information provided in the atlas (pages 281-287), and on the latest version of the hierarchical tree provided by the first author of the atlas. Some structures are captured in two or more hierarchical trees in the used sources. Details are provided for those structures. No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from the atlas, pages 313-328 medial amygdaloid nucleus Human MCd 2002-08-22 281 The hierarchy was constructed based on the information provided in the atlas (pages 281-287), and on the latest version of the hierarchical tree provided by the first author of the atlas. Some structures are captured in two or more hierarchical trees in the used sources. Details are provided for those structures. No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from the atlas, pages 313-328 medial caudate nucleus Human MD 2002-08-22 281 The hierarchy was constructed based on the information provided in the atlas (pages 281-287), and on the latest version of the hierarchical tree provided by the first author of the atlas. Some structures are captured in two or more hierarchical trees in the used sources. Details are provided for those structures. No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from the atlas, pages 313-328 medial dorsal thalamic nucleus Human MDD 2002-08-22 281 The hierarchy was constructed based on the information provided in the atlas (pages 281-287), and on the latest version of the hierarchical tree provided by the first author of the atlas. Some structures are captured in two or more hierarchical trees in the used sources. Details are provided for those structures. No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from the atlas, pages 313-328 medial dorsal thalamic nucleus, dorsal part Human MDFa 2002-08-22 281 The hierarchy was constructed based on the information provided in the atlas (pages 281-287), and on the latest version of the hierarchical tree provided by the first author of the atlas. Some structures are captured in two or more hierarchical trees in the used sources. Details are provided for those structures. No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from the atlas, pages 313-328 medial dorsal thalamic nucleus, pars fasciculosa Human MDFi 2002-08-22 281 The hierarchy was constructed based on the information provided in the atlas (pages 281-287), and on the latest version of the hierarchical tree provided by the first author of the atlas. Some structures are captured in two or more hierarchical trees in the used sources. Details are provided for those structures. No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from the atlas, pages 313-328 medial dorsal thalamic nucleus, pars fibrosa Human MDMC 2002-08-22 281 The hierarchy was constructed based on the information provided in the atlas (pages 281-287), and on the latest version of the hierarchical tree provided by the first author of the atlas. Some structures are captured in two or more hierarchical trees in the used sources. Details are provided for those structures. No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from the atlas, pages 313-328 medial dorsal thalamic nucleus, pars magnocellularis Human MDV 2002-08-22 281 The hierarchy was constructed based on the information provided in the atlas (pages 281-287), and on the latest version of the hierarchical tree provided by the first author of the atlas. Some structures are captured in two or more hierarchical trees in the used sources. Details are provided for those structures. No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from the atlas, pages 313-328 medial dorsal thalamic nucleus, ventral part Human mfb 2002-08-22 281 The hierarchy was constructed based on the information provided in the atlas (pages 281-287), and on the latest version of the hierarchical tree provided by the first author of the atlas. Some structures are captured in two or more hierarchical trees in the used sources. Details are provided for those structures. No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from the atlas, pages 313-328 medial forebrain bundle Human MG 2002-08-22 281 The hierarchy was constructed based on the information provided in the atlas (pages 281-287), and on the latest version of the hierarchical tree provided by the first author of the atlas. Some structures are captured in two or more hierarchical trees in the used sources. Details are provided for those structures. No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from the atlas, pages 313-328 medial geniculate nucleus Human MGDA 2002-08-22 281 The hierarchy was constructed based on the information provided in the atlas (pages 281-287), and on the latest version of the hierarchical tree provided by the first author of the atlas. Some structures are captured in two or more hierarchical trees in the used sources. Details are provided for those structures. No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from the atlas, pages 313-328 medial geniculate nucleus, dorsoanterior (magnocellular) part Human MGDP 2002-08-22 281 The hierarchy was constructed based on the information provided in the atlas (pages 281-287), and on the latest version of the hierarchical tree provided by the first author of the atlas. Some structures are captured in two or more hierarchical trees in the used sources. Details are provided for those structures. No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from the atlas, pages 313-328 medial geniculate nucleus, dorsoposterior part Human MGFi 2002-08-22 281 The hierarchy was constructed based on the information provided in the atlas (pages 281-287), and on the latest version of the hierarchical tree provided by the first author of the atlas. Some structures are captured in two or more hierarchical trees in the used sources. Details are provided for those structures. No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from the atlas, pages 313-328 medial geniculate nucleus, fibrosus part Human MGLi 2002-08-22 281 The hierarchy was constructed based on the information provided in the atlas (pages 281-287), and on the latest version of the hierarchical tree provided by the first author of the atlas. Some structures are captured in two or more hierarchical trees in the used sources. Details are provided for those structures. No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from the atlas, pages 313-328 medial geniculate nucleus, limitans part Human MGPC 2002-08-22 281 The hierarchy was constructed based on the information provided in the atlas (pages 281-287), and on the latest version of the hierarchical tree provided by the first author of the atlas. Some structures are captured in two or more hierarchical trees in the used sources. Details are provided for those structures. No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from the atlas, pages 313-328 medial geniculate nucleus, parvocellular part Human MHb 2002-08-22 281 The hierarchy was constructed based on the information provided in the atlas (pages 281-287), and on the latest version of the hierarchical tree provided by the first author of the atlas. Some structures are captured in two or more hierarchical trees in the used sources. Details are provided for those structures. No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from the atlas, pages 313-328 medial habenular nucleus Human ml 2002-08-22 281 The hierarchy was constructed based on the information provided in the atlas (pages 281-287), and on the latest version of the hierarchical tree provided by the first author of the atlas. Some structures are captured in two or more hierarchical trees in the used sources. Details are provided for those structures. No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from the atlas, pages 313-328 medial lemniscus Human mlf 2002-08-22 281 The hierarchy was constructed based on the information provided in the atlas (pages 281-287), and on the latest version of the hierarchical tree provided by the first author of the atlas. Some structures are captured in two or more hierarchical trees in the used sources. Details are provided for those structures. No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from the atlas, pages 313-328 medial longitudinal fasciculus Human mls 2002-08-22 281 The hierarchy was constructed based on the information provided in the atlas (pages 281-287), and on the latest version of the hierarchical tree provided by the first author of the atlas. Some structures are captured in two or more hierarchical trees in the used sources. Details are provided for those structures. No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from the atlas, pages 313-328 medial longitudinal stria Human MM 2002-08-22 281 The hierarchy was constructed based on the information provided in the atlas (pages 281-287), and on the latest version of the hierarchical tree provided by the first author of the atlas. Some structures are captured in two or more hierarchical trees in the used sources. Details are provided for those structures. No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from the atlas, pages 313-328 medial mammillary nucleus Human MMC 2002-08-22 281 The hierarchy was constructed based on the information provided in the atlas (pages 281-287), and on the latest version of the hierarchical tree provided by the first author of the atlas. Some structures are captured in two or more hierarchical trees in the used sources. Details are provided for those structures. No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from the atlas, pages 313-328 medial mammillary nucleus, magnocellular part Human MPC 2002-08-22 281 The hierarchy was constructed based on the information provided in the atlas (pages 281-287), and on the latest version of the hierarchical tree provided by the first author of the atlas. Some structures are captured in two or more hierarchical trees in the used sources. Details are provided for those structures. No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from the atlas, pages 313-328 medial mammillary nucleus, parvocellular part Human mml 2002-08-22 281 The hierarchy was constructed based on the information provided in the atlas (pages 281-287), and on the latest version of the hierarchical tree provided by the first author of the atlas. Some structures are captured in two or more hierarchical trees in the used sources. Details are provided for those structures. No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from the atlas, pages 313-328 medial medullary lamina of the globus pallidus Human MTh 2002-09-30 281 The hierarchy was constructed based on the information provided in the atlas (pages 281-287), and on the latest version of the hierarchical tree provided by the first author of the atlas. Some structures are captured in two or more hierarchical trees in the used sources. Details are provided for those structures. No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from the atlas, pages 281-328. The abbreviation of this structure was adopted by the collator. Medial nuclear group of thalamus Human MOTG 2002-08-22 281 The hierarchy was constructed based on the information provided in the atlas (pages 281-287), and on the latest version of the hierarchical tree provided by the first author of the atlas. Some structures are captured in two or more hierarchical trees in the used sources. Details are provided for those structures. No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from the atlas, pages 313-328 medial occipito-temporal gyrus Human MOrG 2002-08-22 281 The hierarchy was constructed based on the information provided in the atlas (pages 281-287), and on the latest version of the hierarchical tree provided by the first author of the atlas. Some structures are captured in two or more hierarchical trees in the used sources. Details are provided for those structures. No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from the atlas, pages 313-328 medial orbital gyrus Human mos 2002-08-22 281 The hierarchy was constructed based on the information provided in the atlas (pages 281-287), and on the latest version of the hierarchical tree provided by the first author of the atlas. Some structures are captured in two or more hierarchical trees in the used sources. Details are provided for those structures. No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from the atlas, pages 313-328 medial orbital sulcus Human MPO 2002-08-22 281 The hierarchy was constructed based on the information provided in the atlas (pages 281-287), and on the latest version of the hierarchical tree provided by the first author of the atlas. Some structures are captured in two or more hierarchical trees in the used sources. Details are provided for those structures. No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from the atlas, pages 313-328 medial preoptic nucleus Human MPul 2002-08-22 281 The hierarchy was constructed based on the information provided in the atlas (pages 281-287), and on the latest version of the hierarchical tree provided by the first author of the atlas. Some structures are captured in two or more hierarchical trees in the used sources. Details are provided for those structures. No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from the atlas, pages 313-328 medial pulvinar nucleus Human MSA 2002-09-30 281 The hierarchy was constructed based on the information provided in the atlas (pages 281-287), and on the latest version of the hierarchical tree provided by the first author of the atlas. Some structures are captured in two or more hierarchical trees in the used sources. Details are provided for those structures. No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from the atlas, pages 281-328. Medial septal area Human MS 2002-08-22 281 The hierarchy was constructed based on the information provided in the atlas (pages 281-287), and on the latest version of the hierarchical tree provided by the first author of the atlas. Some structures are captured in two or more hierarchical trees in the used sources. Details are provided for those structures. No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from the atlas, pages 313-328 medial septal nucleus Human TFPGM 2002-08-22 281 The hierarchy was constructed based on the information provided in the atlas (pages 281-287), and on the latest version of the hierarchical tree provided by the first author of the atlas. Some structures are captured in two or more hierarchical trees in the used sources. Details are provided for those structures. No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from the atlas, pages 313-328 medial transverse frontopolar gyrus Human MTu 2002-08-22 281 The hierarchy was constructed based on the information provided in the atlas (pages 281-287), and on the latest version of the hierarchical tree provided by the first author of the atlas. Some structures are captured in two or more hierarchical trees in the used sources. Details are provided for those structures. No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from the atlas, pages 313-328 medial tuberal nucleus Human MnPO 2002-08-22 281 The hierarchy was constructed based on the information provided in the atlas (pages 281-287), and on the latest version of the hierarchical tree provided by the first author of the atlas. Some structures are captured in two or more hierarchical trees in the used sources. Details are provided for those structures. No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from the atlas, pages 313-328 median preoptic nucleus Human Md 2002-08-22 281 The hierarchy was constructed based on the information provided in the atlas (pages 281-287), and on the latest version of the hierarchical tree provided by the first author of the atlas. Some structures are captured in two or more hierarchical trees in the used sources. Details are provided for those structures. No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from the atlas, pages 313-328 medulla oblongata Human ms 2002-08-22 281 The hierarchy was constructed based on the information provided in the atlas (pages 281-287), and on the latest version of the hierarchical tree provided by the first author of the atlas. Some structures are captured in two or more hierarchical trees in the used sources. Details are provided for those structures. No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from the atlas, pages 313-328 medullary substance of frontal lobe Human MTec 2002-08-22 281 The hierarchy was constructed based on the information provided in the atlas (pages 281-287), and on the latest version of the hierarchical tree provided by the first author of the atlas. Some structures are captured in two or more hierarchical trees in the used sources. Details are provided for those structures. No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from the atlas, pages 313-328 mesencephalic tectum Human Mes 2002-08-22 281 The hierarchy was constructed based on the information provided in the atlas (pages 281-287), and on the latest version of the hierarchical tree provided by the first author of the atlas. Some structures are captured in two or more hierarchical trees in the used sources. Details are provided for those structures. No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from the atlas, pages 313-328 mesencephalon, midbrain Human Metathalamus 2002-09-30 281 The hierarchy was constructed based on the information provided in the atlas (pages 281-287), and on the latest version of the hierarchical tree provided by the first author of the atlas. Some structures are captured in two or more hierarchical trees in the used sources. Details are provided for those structures. No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from the atlas, pages 281-328. Collator note: since this structure does not have an abbreviation, we adopted its name as the abbreviation. Metathalamus Human mcp 2002-08-22 281 The hierarchy was constructed based on the information provided in the atlas (pages 281-287), and on the latest version of the hierarchical tree provided by the first author of the atlas. Some structures are captured in two or more hierarchical trees in the used sources. Details are provided for those structures. No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from the atlas, pages 313-328 middle cerebellar peduncle Human MFG 2002-08-22 281 The hierarchy was constructed based on the information provided in the atlas (pages 281-287), and on the latest version of the hierarchical tree provided by the first author of the atlas. Some structures are captured in two or more hierarchical trees in the used sources. Details are provided for those structures. No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from the atlas, pages 313-328 middle (medial) frontal gyrus Human MTG 2002-08-22 281 The hierarchy was constructed based on the information provided in the atlas (pages 281-287), and on the latest version of the hierarchical tree provided by the first author of the atlas. Some structures are captured in two or more hierarchical trees in the used sources. Details are provided for those structures. No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from the atlas, pages 313-328 middle (medial) temporal gyrus Human mts 2002-08-22 281 The hierarchy was constructed based on the information provided in the atlas (pages 281-287), and on the latest version of the hierarchical tree provided by the first author of the atlas. Some structures are captured in two or more hierarchical trees in the used sources. Details are provided for those structures. No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from the atlas, pages 313-328 middle (medial) temporal sulcus Human O2 2002-08-23 281 The hierarchy was constructed based on the information provided in the atlas (pages 281-287), and on the latest version of the hierarchical tree provided by the first author of the atlas. Some structures are captured in two or more hierarchical trees in the used sources. Details are provided for those structures. No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from the atlas, pages 281-328. Middle occipital gyrus Human MidTh 2002-09-30 281 The hierarchy was constructed based on the information provided in the atlas (pages 281-287), and on the latest version of the hierarchical tree provided by the first author of the atlas. Some structures are captured in two or more hierarchical trees in the used sources. Details are provided for those structures. No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from the atlas, pages 281-328. The abbreviation of this structure was adopted by the collator. Midline nuclei of thalamus Human m5 2002-08-22 281 The hierarchy was constructed based on the information provided in the atlas (pages 281-287), and on the latest version of the hierarchical tree provided by the first author of the atlas. Some structures are captured in two or more hierarchical trees in the used sources. Details are provided for those structures. No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from the atlas, pages 313-328 motor branch of trigeminal nerve Human myhy 2002-08-22 281 The hierarchy was constructed based on the information provided in the atlas (pages 281-287), and on the latest version of the hierarchical tree provided by the first author of the atlas. Some structures are captured in two or more hierarchical trees in the used sources. Details are provided for those structures. No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from the atlas, pages 313-328 mylohyoid nerve Human npal 2002-08-22 281 The hierarchy was constructed based on the information provided in the atlas (pages 281-287), and on the latest version of the hierarchical tree provided by the first author of the atlas. Some structures are captured in two or more hierarchical trees in the used sources. Details are provided for those structures. No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from the atlas, pages 313-328 nasopalatine nerve Human ITh 2002-09-30 281 The hierarchy was constructed based on the information provided in the atlas (pages 281-287), and on the latest version of the hierarchical tree provided by the first author of the atlas. Some structures are captured in two or more hierarchical trees in the used sources. Details are provided for those structures. No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from the atlas, pages 281-328. The abbreviation of this structure was adopted by the collator. Nuclei of the internal medullary lamina Human AL 2002-09-30 281 The hierarchy was constructed based on the information provided in the atlas (pages 281-287), and on the latest version of the hierarchical tree provided by the first author of the atlas. Some structures are captured in two or more hierarchical trees in the used sources. Details are provided for those structures. No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from the atlas, pages 281-328. Nucleus ansae lenticularis Human APd 2002-09-30 281 The hierarchy was constructed based on the information provided in the atlas (pages 281-287), and on the latest version of the hierarchical tree provided by the first author of the atlas. Some structures are captured in two or more hierarchical trees in the used sources. Details are provided for those structures. No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from the atlas, pages 281-328. Nucleus ansae peduncularis Human Cuc 2002-08-22 281 The hierarchy was constructed based on the information provided in the atlas (pages 281-287), and on the latest version of the hierarchical tree provided by the first author of the atlas. Some structures are captured in two or more hierarchical trees in the used sources. Details are provided for those structures. No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from the atlas, pages 313-328 nucleus cucullaris of the thalamus Human APd 2002-08-22 281 The hierarchy was constructed based on the information provided in the atlas (pages 281-287), and on the latest version of the hierarchical tree provided by the first author of the atlas. Some structures are captured in two or more hierarchical trees in the used sources. Details are provided for those structures. No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from the atlas, pages 313-328 nucleus of the ansa peduncularis Human DB 2002-08-22 281 The hierarchy was constructed based on the information provided in the atlas (pages 281-287), and on the latest version of the hierarchical tree provided by the first author of the atlas. The nucleus of the diagonal band and all its subidivisions appear as belonging to two hierarchies, depending on the division of the medial septal area. The medial septal area (MSA) appears as a substructure of the septal region, but also it appears to contain a part (orodorsal extension of the basal nuclear complex), which belongs to the basal nuclear complex (BNC). This orodorsal extension also contains DB and all its substructures. We have not inserted the orodorsal extension of the MSA as a structure, since it is unclear what is its relationship with the MSA as a whole, and with its substructures. We have considered that this is a case of inconsistency, since the same structures (DB and its subparts) belong to two different regions of the MSA. No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from the atlas, pages 313-328 nucleus of the diagonal band Human FF 2002-08-22 281 The hierarchy was constructed based on the information provided in the atlas (pages 281-287), and on the latest version of the hierarchical tree provided by the first author of the atlas. Some structures are captured in two or more hierarchical trees in the used sources. Details are provided for those structures. No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from the atlas, pages 313-328 nucleus of the field of Forel Human Ncll. septi proprium 2002-09-30 281 The hierarchy was constructed based on the information provided in the atlas (pages 281-287), and on the latest version of the hierarchical tree provided by the first author of the atlas. Some structures are captured in two or more hierarchical trees in the used sources. Details are provided for those structures. No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from the atlas, pages 281-328. Collator note: since this structure does not have an abbreviation in the associated nomneclature, we considered its name as the abbreviation. Nucleus septi proprium Human Nucleus septohypothalamicus 2002-09-30 281 The hierarchy was constructed based on the information provided in the atlas (pages 281-287), and on the latest version of the hierarchical tree provided by the first author of the atlas. Some structures are captured in two or more hierarchical trees in the used sources. Details are provided for those structures. No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from the atlas, pages 281-328. Collator note: since this structure does not have an abbreviation, we considered the name of it as the abbreviation. Nucleus septohypothalamicus Human NX 2002-09-30 281 The hierarchy was constructed based on the information provided in the atlas (pages 281-287), and on the latest version of the hierarchical tree provided by the first author of the atlas. Some structures are captured in two or more hierarchical trees in the used sources. Details are provided for those structures. No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from the atlas, pages 281-328. Nucleus x (Brockhaus) Human OcG 2002-08-23 281 The hierarchy was constructed based on the information provided in the atlas (pages 281-287), and on the latest version of the hierarchical tree provided by the first author of the atlas. Some structures are captured in two or more hierarchical trees in the used sources. Details are provided for those structures. No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from the atlas, pages 281-328. Occipital gyri Human OL 2002-08-23 281 The hierarchy was constructed based on the information provided in the atlas (pages 281-287), and on the latest version of the hierarchical tree provided by the first author of the atlas. Some structures are captured in two or more hierarchical trees in the used sources. Details are provided for those structures. No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from the atlas, pages 281-328. Occipital lobe Human occn 2002-08-22 281 The hierarchy was constructed based on the information provided in the atlas (pages 281-287), and on the latest version of the hierarchical tree provided by the first author of the atlas. Some structures are captured in two or more hierarchical trees in the used sources. Details are provided for those structures. No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from the atlas, pages 313-328 occipital nerve Human OcP 2002-08-22 281 The hierarchy was constructed based on the information provided in the atlas (pages 281-287), and on the latest version of the hierarchical tree provided by the first author of the atlas. Some structures are captured in two or more hierarchical trees in the used sources. Details are provided for those structures. No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from the atlas, pages 313-328 occipital pole Human OTG 2002-08-22 281 The hierarchy was constructed based on the information provided in the atlas (pages 281-287), and on the latest version of the hierarchical tree provided by the first author of the atlas. Some structures are captured in two or more hierarchical trees in the used sources. Details are provided for those structures. No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from the atlas, pages 313-328 occipito-temporal gyrus Human ots 2002-08-22 281 The hierarchy was constructed based on the information provided in the atlas (pages 281-287), and on the latest version of the hierarchical tree provided by the first author of the atlas. Some structures are captured in two or more hierarchical trees in the used sources. Details are provided for those structures. No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from the atlas, pages 313-328 occipitotemporal sulcus Human otrs 2002-08-22 281 The hierarchy was constructed based on the information provided in the atlas (pages 281-287), and on the latest version of the hierarchical tree provided by the first author of the atlas. Some structures are captured in two or more hierarchical trees in the used sources. Details are provided for those structures. No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from the atlas, pages 313-328 occipittransverse sulcus Human 3iob 2002-08-22 281 The hierarchy was constructed based on the information provided in the atlas (pages 281-287), and on the latest version of the hierarchical tree provided by the first author of the atlas. Some structures are captured in two or more hierarchical trees in the used sources. Details are provided for those structures. No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from the atlas, pages 313-328 oculomotor nerve, branches to inf.oblique muscle Human 3ni 2002-08-22 281 The hierarchy was constructed based on the information provided in the atlas (pages 281-287), and on the latest version of the hierarchical tree provided by the first author of the atlas. Some structures are captured in two or more hierarchical trees in the used sources. Details are provided for those structures. No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from the atlas, pages 313-328 oculomotor nerve, inferior ramus Human 3n 2002-08-22 281 The hierarchy was constructed based on the information provided in the atlas (pages 281-287), and on the latest version of the hierarchical tree provided by the first author of the atlas. Some structures are captured in two or more hierarchical trees in the used sources. Details are provided for those structures. No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from the atlas, pages 313-328 oculomotor nerve or its root Human OlfA 2002-08-22 281 The hierarchy was constructed based on the information provided in the atlas (pages 281-287), and on the latest version of the hierarchical tree provided by the first author of the atlas. Some structures are captured in two or more hierarchical trees in the used sources. Details are provided for those structures. No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from the atlas, pages 313-328 olfactory area Human OB 2002-08-22 281 The hierarchy was constructed based on the information provided in the atlas (pages 281-287), and on the latest version of the hierarchical tree provided by the first author of the atlas. Some structures are captured in two or more hierarchical trees in the used sources. Details are provided for those structures. No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from the atlas, pages 313-328 olfactory bulb Human olfr 2002-08-22 281 The hierarchy was constructed based on the information provided in the atlas (pages 281-287), and on the latest version of the hierarchical tree provided by the first author of the atlas. Some structures are captured in two or more hierarchical trees in the used sources. Details are provided for those structures. No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from the atlas, pages 313-328 olfactory radiation Human olfs 2002-08-22 281 The hierarchy was constructed based on the information provided in the atlas (pages 281-287), and on the latest version of the hierarchical tree provided by the first author of the atlas. Some structures are captured in two or more hierarchical trees in the used sources. Details are provided for those structures. No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from the atlas, pages 313-328 olfactory sulcus Human olf 2002-08-22 281 The hierarchy was constructed based on the information provided in the atlas (pages 281-287), and on the latest version of the hierarchical tree provided by the first author of the atlas. Some structures are captured in two or more hierarchical trees in the used sources. Details are provided for those structures. No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from the atlas, pages 313-328 olfactory tract Human OTr 2002-08-22 281 The hierarchy was constructed based on the information provided in the atlas (pages 281-287), and on the latest version of the hierarchical tree provided by the first author of the atlas. Some structures are captured in two or more hierarchical trees in the used sources. Details are provided for those structures. No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from the atlas, pages 313-328 olfactory trigone Human Tu 2002-08-22 281 The hierarchy was constructed based on the information provided in the atlas (pages 281-287), and on the latest version of the hierarchical tree provided by the first author of the atlas. Some structures are captured in two or more hierarchical trees in the used sources. Details are provided for those structures. No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from the atlas, pages 313-328 olfactory tubercle Human 5ophth 2002-08-22 281 The hierarchy was constructed based on the information provided in the atlas (pages 281-287), and on the latest version of the hierarchical tree provided by the first author of the atlas. Some structures are captured in two or more hierarchical trees in the used sources. Details are provided for those structures. No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from the atlas, pages 313-328 ophthalmic nerve of trigeminal Human ox 2002-08-22 281 The hierarchy was constructed based on the information provided in the atlas (pages 281-287), and on the latest version of the hierarchical tree provided by the first author of the atlas. Some structures are captured in two or more hierarchical trees in the used sources. Details are provided for those structures. No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from the atlas, pages 313-328 optic chiasm Human 2n 2002-08-22 281 The hierarchy was constructed based on the information provided in the atlas (pages 281-287), and on the latest version of the hierarchical tree provided by the first author of the atlas. Some structures are captured in two or more hierarchical trees in the used sources. Details are provided for those structures. No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from the atlas, pages 313-328 optic nerve Human or 2002-08-22 281 The hierarchy was constructed based on the information provided in the atlas (pages 281-287), and on the latest version of the hierarchical tree provided by the first author of the atlas. Some structures are captured in two or more hierarchical trees in the used sources. Details are provided for those structures. No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from the atlas, pages 313-328 optic radiation Human opt 2002-08-22 281 The hierarchy was constructed based on the information provided in the atlas (pages 281-287), and on the latest version of the hierarchical tree provided by the first author of the atlas. Some structures are captured in two or more hierarchical trees in the used sources. Details are provided for those structures. No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from the atlas, pages 313-328 optic tract Human OrG 2002-08-22 281 The hierarchy was constructed based on the information provided in the atlas (pages 281-287), and on the latest version of the hierarchical tree provided by the first author of the atlas. Some structures are captured in two or more hierarchical trees in the used sources. Details are provided for those structures. No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from the atlas, pages 313-328 orbital gyrus Human orbs 2002-08-22 281 The hierarchy was constructed based on the information provided in the atlas (pages 281-287), and on the latest version of the hierarchical tree provided by the first author of the atlas. Some structures are captured in two or more hierarchical trees in the used sources. Details are provided for those structures. No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from the atlas, pages 313-328 orbital sulci Human ors 2002-08-22 281 The hierarchy was constructed based on the information provided in the atlas (pages 281-287), and on the latest version of the hierarchical tree provided by the first author of the atlas. Some structures are captured in two or more hierarchical trees in the used sources. Details are provided for those structures. No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from the atlas, pages 313-328 orbital sulcus Human OFG 2002-08-22 281 The hierarchy was constructed based on the information provided in the atlas (pages 281-287), and on the latest version of the hierarchical tree provided by the first author of the atlas. Some structures are captured in two or more hierarchical trees in the used sources. Details are provided for those structures. No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from the atlas, pages 313-328 orbitofrontal gyrus Human paln 2002-08-22 281 The hierarchy was constructed based on the information provided in the atlas (pages 281-287), and on the latest version of the hierarchical tree provided by the first author of the atlas. Some structures are captured in two or more hierarchical trees in the used sources. Details are provided for those structures. No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from the atlas, pages 313-328 palatine nerve Human Paleocortex 2002-08-23 281 The hierarchy was constructed based on the information provided in the atlas (pages 281-287), and on the latest version of the hierarchical tree provided by the first author of the atlas. Some structures are captured in two or more hierarchical trees in the used sources. Details are provided for those structures. No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from the atlas, pages 281-328. Collator note: since the paleocortex does not have an abbreviation, we have kept the name as the abbreviation. Paleocortex Human phy 2002-08-22 281 The hierarchy was constructed based on the information provided in the atlas (pages 281-287), and on the latest version of the hierarchical tree provided by the first author of the atlas. Some structures are captured in two or more hierarchical trees in the used sources. Details are provided for those structures. No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from the atlas, pages 313-328 pallidohypothalamic fibers (X-bundle) Human PalHy 2002-08-22 281 The hierarchy was constructed based on the information provided in the atlas (pages 281-287), and on the latest version of the hierarchical tree provided by the first author of the atlas. Some structures are captured in two or more hierarchical trees in the used sources. Details are provided for those structures. No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from the atlas, pages 313-328 pallidohypothalamic nucleus Human PB 2002-08-22 281 The hierarchy was constructed based on the information provided in the atlas (pages 281-287), and on the latest version of the hierarchical tree provided by the first author of the atlas. Some structures are captured in two or more hierarchical trees in the used sources. Details are provided for those structures. No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from the atlas, pages 313-328 parabrachial nucleus Human PBP 2002-08-22 281 The hierarchy was constructed based on the information provided in the atlas (pages 281-287), and on the latest version of the hierarchical tree provided by the first author of the atlas. Some structures are captured in two or more hierarchical trees in the used sources. Details are provided for those structures. No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from the atlas, pages 313-328 parabrachial pigmented nucleus Human PCL 2002-08-22 281 The hierarchy was constructed based on the information provided in the atlas (pages 281-287), and on the latest version of the hierarchical tree provided by the first author of the atlas. Some structures are captured in two or more hierarchical trees in the used sources. Details are provided for those structures. No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from the atlas, pages 313-328 paracentral lobule Human PF 2002-08-22 281 The hierarchy was constructed based on the information provided in the atlas (pages 281-287), and on the latest version of the hierarchical tree provided by the first author of the atlas. Some structures are captured in two or more hierarchical trees in the used sources. Details are provided for those structures. No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from the atlas, pages 313-328 parafascicular thalamic nucleus Human PaF 2002-08-22 281 The hierarchy was constructed based on the information provided in the atlas (pages 281-287), and on the latest version of the hierarchical tree provided by the first author of the atlas. Some structures are captured in two or more hierarchical trees in the used sources. Details are provided for those structures. No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from the atlas, pages 313-328 parafornical nucleus Human PHG 2002-08-22 281 The hierarchy was constructed based on the information provided in the atlas (pages 281-287), and on the latest version of the hierarchical tree provided by the first author of the atlas. The parahippocampal gyrus appears as a part of the medial occipito-temporal and also as a part of the limbic gyrus. We have chosen the hierarchical tree of the parahippocampal gyrus that of the limbic gyrus on the basis of its relationship with the entorhinal cortex. No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from the atlas, pages 313-328 parahippocampal gyrus Human PHA 2002-09-30 281 The hierarchy was constructed based on the information provided in the atlas (pages 281-287), and on the latest version of the hierarchical tree provided by the first author of the atlas. The parahippocampal transition area appears in two different hierarchies. In one it appears as a substructure of the transition areas (TA), and in the second as a substructure of the cortical nucleus of the amygdala (Co). No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from the atlas, pages 281-328. Parahippocampal transition area Human PIR 2002-08-23 281 The hierarchy was constructed based on the information provided in the atlas (pages 281-287), and on the latest version of the hierarchical tree provided by the first author of the atlas. Some structures are captured in two or more hierarchical trees in the used sources. Details are provided for those structures. No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from the atlas pages 281-328. Collator note: this region has identical abbreviation with the piriform cortex Parainsular region Human Pa2 2002-08-22 281 The hierarchy was constructed based on the information provided in the atlas (pages 281-287), and on the latest version of the hierarchical tree provided by the first author of the atlas. Some structures are captured in two or more hierarchical trees in the used sources. Details are provided for those structures. No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from the atlas, pages 313-328 paraoptic nucleus Human PaS 2002-08-22 281 The hierarchy was constructed based on the information provided in the atlas (pages 281-287), and on the latest version of the hierarchical tree provided by the first author of the atlas. Some structures are captured in two or more hierarchical trees in the used sources. Details are provided for those structures. No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from the atlas, pages 313-328 parasubiculum Human PT 2002-08-22 281 The hierarchy was constructed based on the information provided in the atlas (pages 281-287), and on the latest version of the hierarchical tree provided by the first author of the atlas. Some structures are captured in two or more hierarchical trees in the used sources. Details are provided for those structures. No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from the atlas, pages 313-328 paratenial thalamic nucleus Human PTG 2002-08-22 281 The hierarchy was constructed based on the information provided in the atlas (pages 281-287), and on the latest version of the hierarchical tree provided by the first author of the atlas. Some structures are captured in two or more hierarchical trees in the used sources. Details are provided for those structures. No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from the atlas, pages 313-328 paraterminal gyrus Human PTR 2002-08-23 281 The hierarchy was constructed based on the information provided in the atlas (pages 281-287), and on the latest version of the hierarchical tree provided by the first author of the atlas. Some structures are captured in two or more hierarchical trees in the used sources. Details are provided for those structures. No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from the atlas, pages 281-328. Paratransverse region Human Pa 2002-08-22 281 The hierarchy was constructed based on the information provided in the atlas (pages 281-287), and on the latest version of the hierarchical tree provided by the first author of the atlas. Some structures are captured in two or more hierarchical trees in the used sources. Details are provided for those structures. No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from the atlas, pages 313-328 paraventricular hypothalamic nucleus Human PaAP 2002-08-22 281 The hierarchy was constructed based on the information provided in the atlas (pages 281-287), and on the latest version of the hierarchical tree provided by the first author of the atlas. Some structures are captured in two or more hierarchical trees in the used sources. Details are provided for those structures. No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from the atlas, pages 313-328 paraventricular hypothalamic nucleus, anterior parvocellular part Human PaC 2002-09-30 281 The hierarchy was constructed based on the information provided in the atlas (pages 281-287), and on the latest version of the hierarchical tree provided by the first author of the atlas. Some structures are captured in two or more hierarchical trees in the used sources. Details are provided for those structures. No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from the atlas, pages 281-328. Paraventricular hypothalamic nucleus, caudal part Human PaD 2002-09-30 281 The hierarchy was constructed based on the information provided in the atlas (pages 281-287), and on the latest version of the hierarchical tree provided by the first author of the atlas. Some structures are captured in two or more hierarchical trees in the used sources. Details are provided for those structures. No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from the atlas, pages 281-328. Paraventricular hypothalamic nucleus, dorsal part Human PaFo 2002-08-22 281 The hierarchy was constructed based on the information provided in the atlas (pages 281-287), and on the latest version of the hierarchical tree provided by the first author of the atlas. Some structures are captured in two or more hierarchical trees in the used sources. Details are provided for those structures. No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from the atlas, pages 313-328 paraventricular hypothalamic nucleus, fornical part Human PaMc 2002-08-22 281 The hierarchy was constructed based on the information provided in the atlas (pages 281-287), and on the latest version of the hierarchical tree provided by the first author of the atlas. Some structures are captured in two or more hierarchical trees in the used sources. Details are provided for those structures. No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from the atlas, pages 313-328 paraventricular hypothalamic nucleus, magnocellular part Human PaPc 2002-09-30 281 The hierarchy was constructed based on the information provided in the atlas (pages 281-287), and on the latest version of the hierarchical tree provided by the first author of the atlas. Some structures are captured in two or more hierarchical trees in the used sources. Details are provided for those structures. No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from the atlas, pages 281-328. Paraventricular hypothalamic nucleus, parvocellular part Human PaPo 2002-08-22 281 The hierarchy was constructed based on the information provided in the atlas (pages 281-287), and on the latest version of the hierarchical tree provided by the first author of the atlas. Some structures are captured in two or more hierarchical trees in the used sources. Details are provided for those structures. No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from the atlas, pages 313-328 paraventricular hypothalamic nucleus, posterior part Human PaSFo 2002-09-30 281 The hierarchy was constructed based on the information provided in the atlas (pages 281-287), and on the latest version of the hierarchical tree provided by the first author of the atlas. Some structures are captured in two or more hierarchical trees in the used sources. Details are provided for those structures. No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from the atlas, pages 281-328. Paraventricular hypothalamic nucleus, suprafornical part Human PV 2002-08-22 281 The hierarchy was constructed based on the information provided in the atlas (pages 281-287), and on the latest version of the hierarchical tree provided by the first author of the atlas. Some structures are captured in two or more hierarchical trees in the used sources. Details are provided for those structures. No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from the atlas, pages 313-328 paraventricular thalamic nucleus Human PL 2002-08-23 281 The hierarchy was constructed based on the information provided in the atlas (pages 281-287), and on the latest version of the hierarchical tree provided by the first author of the atlas. Some structures are captured in two or more hierarchical trees in the used sources. Details are provided for those structures. No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from the atlas, pages 313-328 Parietal lobe Human PaOp 2002-08-22 281 The hierarchy was constructed based on the information provided in the atlas (pages 281-287), and on the latest version of the hierarchical tree provided by the first author of the atlas. Some structures are captured in two or more hierarchical trees in the used sources. Details are provided for those structures. No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from the atlas, pages 313-328 parietal operculum Human pocs 2002-08-22 281 The hierarchy was constructed based on the information provided in the atlas (pages 281-287), and on the latest version of the hierarchical tree provided by the first author of the atlas. Some structures are captured in two or more hierarchical trees in the used sources. Details are provided for those structures. No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from the atlas, pages 313-328 parieto-occipital sulcus Human POTZ 2002-08-22 281 The hierarchy was constructed based on the information provided in the atlas (pages 281-287), and on the latest version of the hierarchical tree provided by the first author of the atlas. Some structures are captured in two or more hierarchical trees in the used sources. Details are provided for those structures. No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from the atlas, pages 313-328 parieto-occipital transition area Human PedL 2002-08-22 281 The hierarchy was constructed based on the information provided in the atlas (pages 281-287), and on the latest version of the hierarchical tree provided by the first author of the atlas. Some structures are captured in two or more hierarchical trees in the used sources. Details are provided for those structures. No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from the atlas, pages 313-328 peduncle of lenticular nucleus Human PAA 2002-08-22 281 The hierarchy was constructed based on the information provided in the atlas (pages 281-287), and on the latest version of the hierarchical tree provided by the first author of the atlas. Some structures are captured in two or more hierarchical trees in the used sources. Details are provided for those structures. No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from the atlas, pages 313-328 periamygdalar area Human PeACl 2002-10-02 281 The hierarchy was constructed based on the information provided in the atlas (pages 281-287), and on the latest version of the hierarchical tree provided by the first author of the atlas. Some structures are captured in two or more hierarchical trees in the used sources. Details are provided for those structures. No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from the atlas, pages 281-328. Periamygdalar claustrum Human PAC 2002-08-22 281 The hierarchy was constructed based on the information provided in the atlas (pages 281-287), and on the latest version of the hierarchical tree provided by the first author of the atlas. Some structures are captured in two or more hierarchical trees in the used sources. Details are provided for those structures. No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from the atlas, pages 313-328 periamygdaloid cortex Human PAG 2002-08-22 281 The hierarchy was constructed based on the information provided in the atlas (pages 281-287), and on the latest version of the hierarchical tree provided by the first author of the atlas. Some structures are captured in two or more hierarchical trees in the used sources. Details are provided for those structures. No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from the atlas, pages 313-328 periaqueductal gray Human PeF 2002-08-22 281 The hierarchy was constructed based on the information provided in the atlas (pages 281-287), and on the latest version of the hierarchical tree provided by the first author of the atlas. Some structures are captured in two or more hierarchical trees in the used sources. Details are provided for those structures. No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from the atlas, pages 313-328 perifornical nucleus Human PPA 2002-08-22 281 The hierarchy was constructed based on the information provided in the atlas (pages 281-287), and on the latest version of the hierarchical tree provided by the first author of the atlas. Some structures are captured in two or more hierarchical trees in the used sources. Details are provided for those structures. No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from the atlas, pages 313-328 peripeduncular area Human PP 2002-08-22 281 The hierarchy was constructed based on the information provided in the atlas (pages 281-287), and on the latest version of the hierarchical tree provided by the first author of the atlas. Some structures are captured in two or more hierarchical trees in the used sources. Details are provided for those structures. No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from the atlas, pages 313-328 peripeduncular nucleus Human PRC 2002-08-22 281 The hierarchy was constructed based on the information provided in the atlas (pages 281-287), and on the latest version of the hierarchical tree provided by the first author of the atlas. Some structures are captured in two or more hierarchical trees in the used sources. Details are provided for those structures. No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from the atlas, pages 313-328 perirhinal cortex Human Periseptal region 2002-08-23 281 The hierarchy was constructed based on the information provided in the atlas (pages 281-287), and on the latest version of the hierarchical tree provided by the first author of the atlas. Some structures are captured in two or more hierarchical trees in the used sources. Details are provided for those structures. No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from the atlas, pages 281-328. Collator note: since the periseptal region does not have an abbreviation, we have kept the name as the abbreviation. Periseptal region Human Pe 2002-08-22 281 The hierarchy was constructed based on the information provided in the atlas (pages 281-287), and on the latest version of the hierarchical tree provided by the first author of the atlas. Some structures are captured in two or more hierarchical trees in the used sources. Details are provided for those structures. No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from the atlas, pages 313-328 periventricular hypothalamic nucleus Human Pi 2002-08-22 281 The hierarchy was constructed based on the information provided in the atlas (pages 281-287), and on the latest version of the hierarchical tree provided by the first author of the atlas. Some structures are captured in two or more hierarchical trees in the used sources. Details are provided for those structures. No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from the atlas, pages 313-328 pineal gland Human Pir 2002-08-22 281 The hierarchy was constructed based on the information provided in the atlas (pages 281-287), and on the latest version of the hierarchical tree provided by the first author of the atlas. Some structures are captured in two or more hierarchical trees in the used sources. Details are provided for those structures. No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from the atlas, pages 313-328 piriform cortex Human PirR 2002-08-22 281 The hierarchy was constructed based on the information provided in the atlas (pages 281-287), and on the latest version of the hierarchical tree provided by the first author of the atlas. Some structures are captured in two or more hierarchical trees in the used sources. Details are provided for those structures. No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from the atlas, pages 313-328 piriform recess Human Pit 2002-08-22 281 The hierarchy was constructed based on the information provided in the atlas (pages 281-287), and on the latest version of the hierarchical tree provided by the first author of the atlas. Some structures are captured in two or more hierarchical trees in the used sources. Details are provided for those structures. No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from the atlas, pages 313-328 pituitary gland Human PPo 2002-08-22 281 The hierarchy was constructed based on the information provided in the atlas (pages 281-287), and on the latest version of the hierarchical tree provided by the first author of the atlas. Some structures are captured in two or more hierarchical trees in the used sources. Details are provided for those structures. No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from the atlas, pages 313-328 planum polare Human PTe 2002-08-22 281 The hierarchy was constructed based on the information provided in the atlas (pages 281-287), and on the latest version of the hierarchical tree provided by the first author of the atlas. Some structures are captured in two or more hierarchical trees in the used sources. Details are provided for those structures. No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from the atlas, pages 313-328 planum temporale Human Pons 2002-08-22 281 The hierarchy was constructed based on the information provided in the atlas (pages 281-287), and on the latest version of the hierarchical tree provided by the first author of the atlas. Some structures are captured in two or more hierarchical trees in the used sources. Details are provided for those structures. No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from the atlas, pages 313-328 pons Human PoCi 2002-08-22 281 The hierarchy was constructed based on the information provided in the atlas (pages 281-287), and on the latest version of the hierarchical tree provided by the first author of the atlas. Some structures are captured in two or more hierarchical trees in the used sources. Details are provided for those structures. No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from the atlas, pages 313-328 pontine cistern Human PoG 2002-08-22 281 The hierarchy was constructed based on the information provided in the atlas (pages 281-287), and on the latest version of the hierarchical tree provided by the first author of the atlas. Some structures are captured in two or more hierarchical trees in the used sources. Details are provided for those structures. No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from the atlas, pages 313-328 postcentral gyrus Human pocs 2002-08-22 281 The hierarchy was constructed based on the information provided in the atlas (pages 281-287), and on the latest version of the hierarchical tree provided by the first author of the atlas. Some structures are captured in two or more hierarchical trees in the used sources. Details are provided for those structures. No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from the atlas, pages 313-328 postcentral sulcus Human pc 2002-08-22 281 The hierarchy was constructed based on the information provided in the atlas (pages 281-287), and on the latest version of the hierarchical tree provided by the first author of the atlas. Some structures are captured in two or more hierarchical trees in the used sources. Details are provided for those structures. No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from the atlas, pages 313-328 posterior commissure Human PCo 2002-08-22 281 The hierarchy was constructed based on the information provided in the atlas (pages 281-287), and on the latest version of the hierarchical tree provided by the first author of the atlas. Some structures are captured in two or more hierarchical trees in the used sources. Details are provided for those structures. No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from the atlas, pages 313-328 posterior cortical amygdaloid nucleus Human pfx 2002-08-22 281 The hierarchy was constructed based on the information provided in the atlas (pages 281-287), and on the latest version of the hierarchical tree provided by the first author of the atlas. Some structures are captured in two or more hierarchical trees in the used sources. Details are provided for those structures. No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from the atlas, pages 313-328 posterior crus of fornix Human PHA 2002-08-22 281 The hierarchy was constructed based on the information provided in the atlas (pages 281-287), and on the latest version of the hierarchical tree provided by the first author of the atlas. Some structures are captured in two or more hierarchical trees in the used sources. Details are provided for those structures. No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from the atlas, pages 313-328 posterior hypothalamic area Human PH 2002-09-30 281 The hierarchy was constructed based on the information provided in the atlas (pages 281-287), and on the latest version of the hierarchical tree provided by the first author of the atlas. Some structures are captured in two or more hierarchical trees in the used sources. Details are provided for those structures. No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from the atlas, pages 281-328. Posterior hypothalamus Human pic 2002-08-22 281 The hierarchy was constructed based on the information provided in the atlas (pages 281-287), and on the latest version of the hierarchical tree provided by the first author of the atlas. Some structures are captured in two or more hierarchical trees in the used sources. Details are provided for those structures. No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from the atlas, pages 313-328 posterior limb of the internal capsule Human Pli 2002-08-22 281 The hierarchy was constructed based on the information provided in the atlas (pages 281-287), and on the latest version of the hierarchical tree provided by the first author of the atlas. Some structures are captured in two or more hierarchical trees in the used sources. Details are provided for those structures. No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from the atlas, pages 313-328 posterior limitans thalamic nucleus Human POrG 2002-08-22 281 The hierarchy was constructed based on the information provided in the atlas (pages 281-287), and on the latest version of the hierarchical tree provided by the first author of the atlas. Some structures are captured in two or more hierarchical trees in the used sources. Details are provided for those structures. No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from the atlas, pages 313-328 posterior orbital gyrus Human pos 2002-08-22 281 The hierarchy was constructed based on the information provided in the atlas (pages 281-287), and on the latest version of the hierarchical tree provided by the first author of the atlas. Some structures are captured in two or more hierarchical trees in the used sources. Details are provided for those structures. No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from the atlas, pages 313-328 posterior orbital sulcus Human PVp 2002-09-30 281 The hierarchy was constructed based on the information provided in the atlas (pages 281-287), and on the latest version of the hierarchical tree provided by the first author of the atlas. Some structures are captured in two or more hierarchical trees in the used sources. Details are provided for those structures. No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from the atlas, pages 281-328. The abbreviation of this structure was adapted by the collator Posterior paraventricular nucleus Human pps 2002-08-22 281 The hierarchy was constructed based on the information provided in the atlas (pages 281-287), and on the latest version of the hierarchical tree provided by the first author of the atlas. Some structures are captured in two or more hierarchical trees in the used sources. Details are provided for those structures. No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from the atlas, pages 313-328 posterior parolfactory sulcus Human PSA 2002-09-30 281 The hierarchy was constructed based on the information provided in the atlas (pages 281-287), and on the latest version of the hierarchical tree provided by the first author of the atlas. Some structures are captured in two or more hierarchical trees in the used sources. Details are provided for those structures. No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from the atlas, pages 281-328. Posterior septal area Human PS 2002-08-22 281 The hierarchy was constructed based on the information provided in the atlas (pages 281-287), and on the latest version of the hierarchical tree provided by the first author of the atlas. Some structures are captured in two or more hierarchical trees in the used sources. Details are provided for those structures. No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from the atlas, pages 313-328 posterior septal nucleus Human psan 2002-08-22 281 The hierarchy was constructed based on the information provided in the atlas (pages 281-287), and on the latest version of the hierarchical tree provided by the first author of the atlas. Some structures are captured in two or more hierarchical trees in the used sources. Details are provided for those structures. No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from the atlas, pages 313-328 posterior superior alveolar nerve Human PACl 2002-08-22 281 The hierarchy was constructed based on the information provided in the atlas (pages 281-287), and on the latest version of the hierarchical tree provided by the first author of the atlas. Some structures are captured in two or more hierarchical trees in the used sources. Details are provided for those structures. No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from the atlas, pages 313-328 preamygdalar claustrum Human PrAC 2002-08-22 281 The hierarchy was constructed based on the information provided in the atlas (pages 281-287), and on the latest version of the hierarchical tree provided by the first author of the atlas. Some structures are captured in two or more hierarchical trees in the used sources. Details are provided for those structures. No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from the atlas, pages 313-328 preamygdaloid cortex Human PrG 2002-08-22 281 The hierarchy was constructed based on the information provided in the atlas (pages 281-287), and on the latest version of the hierarchical tree provided by the first author of the atlas. Some structures are captured in two or more hierarchical trees in the used sources. Details are provided for those structures. No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from the atlas, pages 313-328 precentral gyrus Human pcs 2002-08-22 281 The hierarchy was constructed based on the information provided in the atlas (pages 281-287), and on the latest version of the hierarchical tree provided by the first author of the atlas. Some structures are captured in two or more hierarchical trees in the used sources. Details are provided for those structures. No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from the atlas, pages 313-328 precentral sulcus Human PCA 2002-08-22 281 The hierarchy was constructed based on the information provided in the atlas (pages 281-287), and on the latest version of the hierarchical tree provided by the first author of the atlas. Some structures are captured in two or more hierarchical trees in the used sources. Details are provided for those structures. No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from the atlas, pages 313-328 precommissural archicortex Human pcfx 2002-08-22 281 The hierarchy was constructed based on the information provided in the atlas (pages 281-287), and on the latest version of the hierarchical tree provided by the first author of the atlas. Some structures are captured in two or more hierarchical trees in the used sources. Details are provided for those structures. No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from the atlas, pages 313-328 precommissural fornix Human PCun 2002-08-22 281 The hierarchy was constructed based on the information provided in the atlas (pages 281-287), and on the latest version of the hierarchical tree provided by the first author of the atlas. Some structures are captured in two or more hierarchical trees in the used sources. Details are provided for those structures. No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from the atlas, pages 313-328 precuneus Human PGn 2002-08-22 281 The hierarchy was constructed based on the information provided in the atlas (pages 281-287), and on the latest version of the hierarchical tree provided by the first author of the atlas. Some structures are captured in two or more hierarchical trees in the used sources. Details are provided for those structures. No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from the atlas, pages 313-328 pregeniculate nucleus Human POA 2002-08-22 281 The hierarchy was constructed based on the information provided in the atlas (pages 281-287), and on the latest version of the hierarchical tree provided by the first author of the atlas. Some structures are captured in two or more hierarchical trees in the used sources. Details are provided for those structures. No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from the atlas, pages 313-328 preoptic area Human PO 2002-08-22 281 The hierarchy was constructed based on the information provided in the atlas (pages 281-287), and on the latest version of the hierarchical tree provided by the first author of the atlas. Some structures are captured in two or more hierarchical trees in the used sources. Details are provided for those structures. No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from the atlas, pages 313-328 preoptic nucleus Human P3V 2002-08-22 281 The hierarchy was constructed based on the information provided in the atlas (pages 281-287), and on the latest version of the hierarchical tree provided by the first author of the atlas. Some structures are captured in two or more hierarchical trees in the used sources. Details are provided for those structures. No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from the atlas, pages 313-328 preoptic recess of the third ventricle Human PPCl 2002-08-22 281 The hierarchy was constructed based on the information provided in the atlas (pages 281-287), and on the latest version of the hierarchical tree provided by the first author of the atlas. Some structures are captured in two or more hierarchical trees in the used sources. Details are provided for those structures. No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from the atlas, pages 313-328 prepiriform claustrum Human PrS 2002-08-22 281 The hierarchy was constructed based on the information provided in the atlas (pages 281-287), and on the latest version of the hierarchical tree provided by the first author of the atlas. Some structures are captured in two or more hierarchical trees in the used sources. Details are provided for those structures. No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from the atlas, pages 313-328 presubiculum Human PTc 2002-08-22 281 The hierarchy was constructed based on the information provided in the atlas (pages 281-287), and on the latest version of the hierarchical tree provided by the first author of the atlas. Some structures are captured in two or more hierarchical trees in the used sources. Details are provided for those structures. No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from the atlas, pages 313-328 pretectal area Human Area 1 2002-08-23 281 The hierarchy was constructed based on the information provided in the atlas (pages 281-287), and on the latest version of the hierarchical tree provided by the first author of the atlas. Some structures are captured in two or more hierarchical trees in the used sources. Details are provided for those structures. No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from the atlas, pages 313-328. Collator note: this is the single subdivision of TE1-3. Primary auditory cortex Human pm 2002-08-22 281 The hierarchy was constructed based on the information provided in the atlas (pages 281-287), and on the latest version of the hierarchical tree provided by the first author of the atlas. Some structures are captured in two or more hierarchical trees in the used sources. Details are provided for those structures. No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from the atlas, pages 313-328 principal mammillary fasciculus Human Pul 2002-08-22 281 The hierarchy was constructed based on the information provided in the atlas (pages 281-287), and on the latest version of the hierarchical tree provided by the first author of the atlas. Some structures are captured in two or more hierarchical trees in the used sources. Details are provided for those structures. No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from the atlas, pages 313-328 pulvinar nucleus Human Pu 2002-08-22 281 The hierarchy was constructed based on the information provided in the atlas (pages 281-287), and on the latest version of the hierarchical tree provided by the first author of the atlas. Some structures are captured in two or more hierarchical trees in the used sources. Details are provided for those structures. No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from the atlas, pages 313-328 putamen Human PuM 2002-08-22 281 The hierarchy was constructed based on the information provided in the atlas (pages 281-287), and on the latest version of the hierarchical tree provided by the first author of the atlas. Some structures are captured in two or more hierarchical trees in the used sources. Details are provided for those structures. No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from the atlas, pages 313-328 putamen, medial part Human PuV 2002-08-22 281 The hierarchy was constructed based on the information provided in the atlas (pages 281-287), and on the latest version of the hierarchical tree provided by the first author of the atlas. Some structures are captured in two or more hierarchical trees in the used sources. Details are provided for those structures. No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from the atlas, pages 313-328 putamen, ventral part Human FPu 2002-08-22 281 The hierarchy was constructed based on the information provided in the atlas (pages 281-287), and on the latest version of the hierarchical tree provided by the first author of the atlas. Some structures are captured in two or more hierarchical trees in the used sources. Details are provided for those structures. No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from the atlas, pages 313-328 putaminal fundus Human py 2002-08-22 281 The hierarchy was constructed based on the information provided in the atlas (pages 281-287), and on the latest version of the hierarchical tree provided by the first author of the atlas. Some structures are captured in two or more hierarchical trees in the used sources. Details are provided for those structures. No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from the atlas, pages 313-328 pyramidal tract Human racc 2002-08-22 281 The hierarchy was constructed based on the information provided in the atlas (pages 281-287), and on the latest version of the hierarchical tree provided by the first author of the atlas. Some structures are captured in two or more hierarchical trees in the used sources. Details are provided for those structures. No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from the atlas, pages 313-328 radiation of corpus callosum Human R 2002-08-22 281 The hierarchy was constructed based on the information provided in the atlas (pages 281-287), and on the latest version of the hierarchical tree provided by the first author of the atlas. Some structures are captured in two or more hierarchical trees in the used sources. Details are provided for those structures. No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from the atlas, pages 313-328 red nucleus Human RPC 2002-08-22 281 The hierarchy was constructed based on the information provided in the atlas (pages 281-287), and on the latest version of the hierarchical tree provided by the first author of the atlas. Some structures are captured in two or more hierarchical trees in the used sources. Details are provided for those structures. No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from the atlas, pages 313-328 red nucleus, parvocellular part Human SepG 2002-08-23 281 The hierarchy was constructed based on the information provided in the atlas (pages 281-287), and on the latest version of the hierarchical tree provided by the first author of the atlas. Some structures are captured in two or more hierarchical trees in the used sources. Details are provided for those structures. No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from the atlas, pages 281-328. Regio separans (gyrus) Human Reticular region 2002-09-30 281 The hierarchy was constructed based on the information provided in the atlas (pages 281-287), and on the latest version of the hierarchical tree provided by the first author of the atlas. Some structures are captured in two or more hierarchical trees in the used sources. Details are provided for those structures. No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from the atlas, pages 281-328. Collator note: since this structure does not have an abbreviation, we adopted its name as the abbreviation. Reticular region Human Rt 2002-08-22 281 The hierarchy was constructed based on the information provided in the atlas (pages 281-287), and on the latest version of the hierarchical tree provided by the first author of the atlas. Some structures are captured in two or more hierarchical trees in the used sources. Details are provided for those structures. No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from the atlas, pages 313-328 reticular thalamic nucleus Human RBR 2002-08-22 281 The hierarchy was constructed based on the information provided in the atlas (pages 281-287), and on the latest version of the hierarchical tree provided by the first author of the atlas. Some structures are captured in two or more hierarchical trees in the used sources. Details are provided for those structures. No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from the atlas, pages 313-328 retrobulbar region Human RSA 2002-08-22 281 The hierarchy was constructed based on the information provided in the atlas (pages 281-287), and on the latest version of the hierarchical tree provided by the first author of the atlas. Some structures are captured in two or more hierarchical trees in the used sources. Details are provided for those structures. No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from the atlas, pages 313-328 retrosplenial agranular cortex Human RSG 2002-08-22 281 The hierarchy was constructed based on the information provided in the atlas (pages 281-287), and on the latest version of the hierarchical tree provided by the first author of the atlas. Some structures are captured in two or more hierarchical trees in the used sources. Details are provided for those structures. No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from the atlas, pages 313-328 retrosplenial granular cortex Human Re 2002-08-22 281 The hierarchy was constructed based on the information provided in the atlas (pages 281-287), and on the latest version of the hierarchical tree provided by the first author of the atlas. Some structures are captured in two or more hierarchical trees in the used sources. Details are provided for those structures. No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from the atlas, pages 313-328 reuniens thalamic nucleus Human rhs 2002-08-22 281 The hierarchy was constructed based on the information provided in the atlas (pages 281-287), and on the latest version of the hierarchical tree provided by the first author of the atlas. Some structures are captured in two or more hierarchical trees in the used sources. Details are provided for those structures. No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from the atlas, pages 313-328 rhinal sulcus Human ros 2002-08-22 281 The hierarchy was constructed based on the information provided in the atlas (pages 281-287), and on the latest version of the hierarchical tree provided by the first author of the atlas. Some structures are captured in two or more hierarchical trees in the used sources. Details are provided for those structures. No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from the atlas, pages 313-328 rostral sulcus Human rcc 2002-08-22 281 The hierarchy was constructed based on the information provided in the atlas (pages 281-287), and on the latest version of the hierarchical tree provided by the first author of the atlas. Some structures are captured in two or more hierarchical trees in the used sources. Details are provided for those structures. No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from the atlas, pages 313-328 rostrum of the corpus callosum Human sas 2002-08-22 281 The hierarchy was constructed based on the information provided in the atlas (pages 281-287), and on the latest version of the hierarchical tree provided by the first author of the atlas. Some structures are captured in two or more hierarchical trees in the used sources. Details are provided for those structures. No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from the atlas, pages 313-328 semiannular sulcus Human SLG 2002-08-22 281 The hierarchy was constructed based on the information provided in the atlas (pages 281-287), and on the latest version of the hierarchical tree provided by the first author of the atlas. Some structures are captured in two or more hierarchical trees in the used sources. Details are provided for those structures. No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from the atlas, pages 313-328 semilunar gyrus Human SA 2002-08-22 281 The hierarchy was constructed based on the information provided in the atlas (pages 281-287), and on the latest version of the hierarchical tree provided by the first author of the atlas. Some structures are captured in two or more hierarchical trees in the used sources. Details are provided for those structures. No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from the atlas, pages 313-328 septal area Human SFi 2002-08-22 281 The hierarchy was constructed based on the information provided in the atlas (pages 281-287), and on the latest version of the hierarchical tree provided by the first author of the atlas. Some structures are captured in two or more hierarchical trees in the used sources. Details are provided for those structures. No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from the atlas, pages 313-328 septofimbrial nucleus Human SHi 2002-08-22 281 The hierarchy was constructed based on the information provided in the atlas (pages 281-287), and on the latest version of the hierarchical tree provided by the first author of the atlas. Some structures are captured in two or more hierarchical trees in the used sources. Details are provided for those structures. No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from the atlas, pages 313-328 septohippocampal nucleus Human SptP 2002-08-22 281 The hierarchy was constructed based on the information provided in the atlas (pages 281-287), and on the latest version of the hierarchical tree provided by the first author of the atlas. Some structures are captured in two or more hierarchical trees in the used sources. Details are provided for those structures. No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from the atlas, pages 313-328 septum pellucidum Human SxD 2002-08-22 281 The hierarchy was constructed based on the information provided in the atlas (pages 281-287), and on the latest version of the hierarchical tree provided by the first author of the atlas. Some structures are captured in two or more hierarchical trees in the used sources. Details are provided for those structures. No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from the atlas, pages 313-328 sexual dimorphic nucleus Human SIG 2002-08-22 281 The hierarchy was constructed based on the information provided in the atlas (pages 281-287), and on the latest version of the hierarchical tree provided by the first author of the atlas. Some structures are captured in two or more hierarchical trees in the used sources. Details are provided for those structures. No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from the atlas, pages 313-328 short insular gyri Human 11n 2002-08-22 281 The hierarchy was constructed based on the information provided in the atlas (pages 281-287), and on the latest version of the hierarchical tree provided by the first author of the atlas. Some structures are captured in two or more hierarchical trees in the used sources. Details are provided for those structures. No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from the atlas, pages 313-328 spinal accessory nerve Human Spinal 2002-08-22 281 The hierarchy was constructed based on the information provided in the atlas (pages 281-287), and on the latest version of the hierarchical tree provided by the first author of the atlas. Some structures are captured in two or more hierarchical trees in the used sources. Details are provided for those structures. No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from the atlas, pages 313-328 spinal cord Human spth 2002-08-22 281 The hierarchy was constructed based on the information provided in the atlas (pages 281-287), and on the latest version of the hierarchical tree provided by the first author of the atlas. Some structures are captured in two or more hierarchical trees in the used sources. Details are provided for those structures. No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from the atlas, pages 313-328 spinothalamic tract Human scc 2002-08-22 281 The hierarchy was constructed based on the information provided in the atlas (pages 281-287), and on the latest version of the hierarchical tree provided by the first author of the atlas. Some structures are captured in two or more hierarchical trees in the used sources. Details are provided for those structures. No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from the atlas, pages 313-328 splenium of the corpus callosum Human smed 2002-08-22 281 The hierarchy was constructed based on the information provided in the atlas (pages 281-287), and on the latest version of the hierarchical tree provided by the first author of the atlas. Some structures are captured in two or more hierarchical trees in the used sources. Details are provided for those structures. No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from the atlas, pages 313-328 striae medullares Human sm 2002-08-22 281 The hierarchy was constructed based on the information provided in the atlas (pages 281-287), and on the latest version of the hierarchical tree provided by the first author of the atlas. Some structures are captured in two or more hierarchical trees in the used sources. Details are provided for those structures. No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from the atlas, pages 313-328 stria medullaris of the thalamus Human SB 2002-08-22 281 The hierarchy was constructed based on the information provided in the atlas (pages 281-287), and on the latest version of the hierarchical tree provided by the first author of the atlas. Some structures are captured in two or more hierarchical trees in the used sources. Details are provided for those structures. No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from the atlas, pages 313-328 striatal cell bridges Human 17 2002-08-23 281 The hierarchy was constructed based on the information provided in the atlas (pages 281-287), and on the latest version of the hierarchical tree provided by the first author of the atlas. Some structures are captured in two or more hierarchical trees in the used sources. Details are provided for those structures. No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from the atlas, pages 281-328. Striate area Human 17 2002-08-22 281 The hierarchy was constructed based on the information provided in the atlas (pages 281-287), and on the latest version of the hierarchical tree provided by the first author of the atlas. Some structures are captured in two or more hierarchical trees in the used sources. Details are provided for those structures. No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from the atlas, pages 313-328 striate cortex Human st 2002-08-22 281 The hierarchy was constructed based on the information provided in the atlas (pages 281-287), and on the latest version of the hierarchical tree provided by the first author of the atlas. Some structures are captured in two or more hierarchical trees in the used sources. Details are provided for those structures. No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from the atlas, pages 313-328 stria terminalis Human Striatum 2002-09-30 281 The hierarchy was constructed based on the information provided in the atlas (pages 281-287), and on the latest version of the hierarchical tree provided by the first author of the atlas. Some structures are captured in two or more hierarchical trees in the used sources. Details are provided for those structures. No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from the atlas, pages 281-328. Collator note: since this structure does not have an abbreviation, we considered the name of it as the abbreviation Striatum Human SCA 2002-08-22 281 The hierarchy was constructed based on the information provided in the atlas (pages 281-287), and on the latest version of the hierarchical tree provided by the first author of the atlas. Some structures are captured in two or more hierarchical trees in the used sources. Details are provided for those structures. No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from the atlas, pages 313-328 subcallosal area Human scal 2002-08-22 281 The hierarchy was constructed based on the information provided in the atlas (pages 281-287), and on the latest version of the hierarchical tree provided by the first author of the atlas. Some structures are captured in two or more hierarchical trees in the used sources. Details are provided for those structures. No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from the atlas, pages 313-328 subcallosal bundle (superior fronto-occipital bundle) Human SuCG 2002-08-22 281 The hierarchy was constructed based on the information provided in the atlas (pages 281-287), and on the latest version of the hierarchical tree provided by the first author of the atlas. Some structures are captured in two or more hierarchical trees in the used sources. Details are provided for those structures. No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from the atlas, pages 313-328 subcallosal gyrus Human SCS 2002-08-22 281 The hierarchy was constructed based on the information provided in the atlas (pages 281-287), and on the latest version of the hierarchical tree provided by the first author of the atlas. Some structures are captured in two or more hierarchical trees in the used sources. Details are provided for those structures. No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from the atlas, pages 313-328 subcallosal stratum Human SCTI 2002-08-22 281 The hierarchy was constructed based on the information provided in the atlas (pages 281-287), and on the latest version of the hierarchical tree provided by the first author of the atlas. Some structures are captured in two or more hierarchical trees in the used sources. Details are provided for those structures. No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from the atlas, pages 313-328 subcaudate terminal island Human SEL 2002-08-22 281 The hierarchy was constructed based on the information provided in the atlas (pages 281-287), and on the latest version of the hierarchical tree provided by the first author of the atlas. Some structures are captured in two or more hierarchical trees in the used sources. Details are provided for those structures. No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from the atlas, pages 313-328 subependymal layer Human SEpS 2002-08-22 281 The hierarchy was constructed based on the information provided in the atlas (pages 281-287), and on the latest version of the hierarchical tree provided by the first author of the atlas. Some structures are captured in two or more hierarchical trees in the used sources. Details are provided for those structures. No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from the atlas, pages 313-328 subependymal stratum Human SFO 2002-08-22 281 The hierarchy was constructed based on the information provided in the atlas (pages 281-287), and on the latest version of the hierarchical tree provided by the first author of the atlas. Some structures are captured in two or more hierarchical trees in the used sources. Details are provided for those structures. No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from the atlas, pages 313-328 subfornical organ Human SubH 2002-08-22 281 The hierarchy was constructed based on the information provided in the atlas (pages 281-287), and on the latest version of the hierarchical tree provided by the first author of the atlas. Some structures are captured in two or more hierarchical trees in the used sources. Details are provided for those structures. No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from the atlas, pages 313-328 subhabenular nucleus Human S 2002-08-22 281 The hierarchy was constructed based on the information provided in the atlas (pages 281-287), and on the latest version of the hierarchical tree provided by the first author of the atlas. Some structures are captured in two or more hierarchical trees in the used sources. Details are provided for those structures. No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from the atlas, pages 313-328 subiculum Human slic 2002-08-22 281 The hierarchy was constructed based on the information provided in the atlas (pages 281-287), and on the latest version of the hierarchical tree provided by the first author of the atlas. Some structures are captured in two or more hierarchical trees in the used sources. Details are provided for those structures. No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from the atlas, pages 313-328 sublenticular part of the internal capsule Human sls 2002-08-22 281 The hierarchy was constructed based on the information provided in the atlas (pages 281-287), and on the latest version of the hierarchical tree provided by the first author of the atlas. Some structures are captured in two or more hierarchical trees in the used sources. Details are provided for those structures. No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from the atlas, pages 313-328 sublenticular stria Human SPF 2002-08-22 281 The hierarchy was constructed based on the information provided in the atlas (pages 281-287), and on the latest version of the hierarchical tree provided by the first author of the atlas. Some structures are captured in two or more hierarchical trees in the used sources. Details are provided for those structures. No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from the atlas, pages 313-328 subparafascicular thalamic nucleus Human SPZ 2002-08-22 281 The hierarchy was constructed based on the information provided in the atlas (pages 281-287), and on the latest version of the hierarchical tree provided by the first author of the atlas. Some structures are captured in two or more hierarchical trees in the used sources. Details are provided for those structures. No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from the atlas, pages 313-328 subparaventricular zone Human sbps 2002-08-22 281 The hierarchy was constructed based on the information provided in the atlas (pages 281-287), and on the latest version of the hierarchical tree provided by the first author of the atlas. Some structures are captured in two or more hierarchical trees in the used sources. Details are provided for those structures. No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from the atlas, pages 313-328 subparietal sulcus Human SSpG 2002-08-22 281 The hierarchy was constructed based on the information provided in the atlas (pages 281-287), and on the latest version of the hierarchical tree provided by the first author of the atlas. Some structures are captured in two or more hierarchical trees in the used sources. Details are provided for those structures. No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from the atlas, pages 313-328 subsplenial gyrus Human SN 2002-08-22 281 The hierarchy was constructed based on the information provided in the atlas (pages 281-287), and on the latest version of the hierarchical tree provided by the first author of the atlas. Some structures are captured in two or more hierarchical trees in the used sources. Details are provided for those structures. No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from the atlas, pages 313-328 substantia nigra Human SNC 2002-08-22 281 The hierarchy was constructed based on the information provided in the atlas (pages 281-287), and on the latest version of the hierarchical tree provided by the first author of the atlas. Some structures are captured in two or more hierarchical trees in the used sources. Details are provided for those structures. No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from the atlas, pages 313-328 substantia nigra, pars compacta Human SNL 2002-08-22 281 The hierarchy was constructed based on the information provided in the atlas (pages 281-287), and on the latest version of the hierarchical tree provided by the first author of the atlas. Some structures are captured in two or more hierarchical trees in the used sources. Details are provided for those structures. No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from the atlas, pages 313-328 substantia nigra, pars lateralis Human SNR 2002-08-22 281 The hierarchy was constructed based on the information provided in the atlas (pages 281-287), and on the latest version of the hierarchical tree provided by the first author of the atlas. Some structures are captured in two or more hierarchical trees in the used sources. Details are provided for those structures. No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from the atlas, pages 313-328 substantia nigra, pars reticulata Human SSTI 2002-08-22 281 The hierarchy was constructed based on the information provided in the atlas (pages 281-287), and on the latest version of the hierarchical tree provided by the first author of the atlas. Some structures are captured in two or more hierarchical trees in the used sources. Details are provided for those structures. No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from the atlas, pages 313-328 substriatal terminal island Human sth 2002-08-22 281 The hierarchy was constructed based on the information provided in the atlas (pages 281-287), and on the latest version of the hierarchical tree provided by the first author of the atlas. Some structures are captured in two or more hierarchical trees in the used sources. Details are provided for those structures. No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from the atlas, pages 313-328 subthalamic fasciculus Human STh 2002-08-22 281 The hierarchy was constructed based on the information provided in the atlas (pages 281-287), and on the latest version of the hierarchical tree provided by the first author of the atlas. Some structures are captured in two or more hierarchical trees in the used sources. Details are provided for those structures. No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from the atlas, pages 313-328 subthalamic nucleus Human SVTI 2002-08-22 281 The hierarchy was constructed based on the information provided in the atlas (pages 281-287), and on the latest version of the hierarchical tree provided by the first author of the atlas. Some structures are captured in two or more hierarchical trees in the used sources. Details are provided for those structures. No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from the atlas, pages 313-328 subventricular terminal island Human sms 2002-08-22 281 The hierarchy was constructed based on the information provided in the atlas (pages 281-287), and on the latest version of the hierarchical tree provided by the first author of the atlas. Some structures are captured in two or more hierarchical trees in the used sources. Details are provided for those structures. No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from the atlas, pages 313-328 superficial medullary stratum Human SFPul 2002-08-22 281 The hierarchy was constructed based on the information provided in the atlas (pages 281-287), and on the latest version of the hierarchical tree provided by the first author of the atlas. Some structures are captured in two or more hierarchical trees in the used sources. Details are provided for those structures. No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from the atlas, pages 313-328 superficial pulvinar nucleus Human scp 2002-08-22 281 The hierarchy was constructed based on the information provided in the atlas (pages 281-287), and on the latest version of the hierarchical tree provided by the first author of the atlas. Some structures are captured in two or more hierarchical trees in the used sources. Details are provided for those structures. No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from the atlas, pages 313-328 superior cerebellar peduncle Human SCGn 2002-08-22 281 The hierarchy was constructed based on the information provided in the atlas (pages 281-287), and on the latest version of the hierarchical tree provided by the first author of the atlas. Some structures are captured in two or more hierarchical trees in the used sources. Details are provided for those structures. No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from the atlas, pages 313-328 superior cervical ganglion Human SC 2002-08-22 281 The hierarchy was constructed based on the information provided in the atlas (pages 281-287), and on the latest version of the hierarchical tree provided by the first author of the atlas. Some structures are captured in two or more hierarchical trees in the used sources. Details are provided for those structures. No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from the atlas, pages 313-328 superior colliculus Human SFG 2002-08-22 281 The hierarchy was constructed based on the information provided in the atlas (pages 281-287), and on the latest version of the hierarchical tree provided by the first author of the atlas. Some structures are captured in two or more hierarchical trees in the used sources. Details are provided for those structures. No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from the atlas, pages 313-328 superior frontal gyrus Human sfs 2002-08-22 281 The hierarchy was constructed based on the information provided in the atlas (pages 281-287), and on the latest version of the hierarchical tree provided by the first author of the atlas. Some structures are captured in two or more hierarchical trees in the used sources. Details are provided for those structures. No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from the atlas, pages 313-328 superior frontal sulcus Human sln 2002-08-22 281 The hierarchy was constructed based on the information provided in the atlas (pages 281-287), and on the latest version of the hierarchical tree provided by the first author of the atlas. Some structures are captured in two or more hierarchical trees in the used sources. Details are provided for those structures. No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from the atlas, pages 313-328 superior laryngeal nerve Human SMV 2002-08-22 281 The hierarchy was constructed based on the information provided in the atlas (pages 281-287), and on the latest version of the hierarchical tree provided by the first author of the atlas. Some structures are captured in two or more hierarchical trees in the used sources. Details are provided for those structures. No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from the atlas, pages 313-328 superior medullary velum Human O1 2002-08-23 281 The hierarchy was constructed based on the information provided in the atlas (pages 281-287), and on the latest version of the hierarchical tree provided by the first author of the atlas. Some structures are captured in two or more hierarchical trees in the used sources. Details are provided for those structures. No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from the atlas, pages 281-328. Superior occipital gyrus Human SOl 2002-08-22 281 The hierarchy was constructed based on the information provided in the atlas (pages 281-287), and on the latest version of the hierarchical tree provided by the first author of the atlas. Some structures are captured in two or more hierarchical trees in the used sources. Details are provided for those structures. No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from the atlas, pages 313-328 superior olive Human SPL 2002-08-22 281 The hierarchy was constructed based on the information provided in the atlas (pages 281-287), and on the latest version of the hierarchical tree provided by the first author of the atlas. Some structures are captured in two or more hierarchical trees in the used sources. Details are provided for those structures. No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from the atlas, pages 313-328 superior parietal lobule Human sphn 2002-08-22 281 The hierarchy was constructed based on the information provided in the atlas (pages 281-287), and on the latest version of the hierarchical tree provided by the first author of the atlas. Some structures are captured in two or more hierarchical trees in the used sources. Details are provided for those structures. No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from the atlas, pages 313-328 superior pharyngeal nerve Human SRoG 2002-08-22 281 The hierarchy was constructed based on the information provided in the atlas (pages 281-287), and on the latest version of the hierarchical tree provided by the first author of the atlas. Some structures are captured in two or more hierarchical trees in the used sources. Details are provided for those structures. No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from the atlas, pages 313-328 superior rostral gyrus Human STG 2002-08-22 281 The hierarchy was constructed based on the information provided in the atlas (pages 281-287), and on the latest version of the hierarchical tree provided by the first author of the atlas. Some structures are captured in two or more hierarchical trees in the used sources. Details are provided for those structures. No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from the atlas, pages 313-328 superior temporal gyrus Human sts 2002-08-22 281 The hierarchy was constructed based on the information provided in the atlas (pages 281-287), and on the latest version of the hierarchical tree provided by the first author of the atlas. Some structures are captured in two or more hierarchical trees in the used sources. Details are provided for those structures. No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from the atlas, pages 313-328 superior temporal sulcus Human sts2 2002-08-22 281 The hierarchy was constructed based on the information provided in the atlas (pages 281-287), and on the latest version of the hierarchical tree provided by the first author of the atlas. Some structures are captured in two or more hierarchical trees in the used sources. Details are provided for those structures. No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from the atlas, pages 313-328 superior temporal sulcus, inferior branch Human sts1 2002-08-22 281 The hierarchy was constructed based on the information provided in the atlas (pages 281-287), and on the latest version of the hierarchical tree provided by the first author of the atlas. Some structures are captured in two or more hierarchical trees in the used sources. Details are provided for those structures. No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from the atlas, pages 313-328 superior temporal sulcus, superior branch Human TFPGS 2002-08-22 281 The hierarchy was constructed based on the information provided in the atlas (pages 281-287), and on the latest version of the hierarchical tree provided by the first author of the atlas. Some structures are captured in two or more hierarchical trees in the used sources. Details are provided for those structures. No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from the atlas, pages 313-328 superior transverse frontopolar gyrus Human Supracallosal gyrus 2002-08-23 281 The hierarchy was constructed based on the information provided in the atlas (pages 281-287), and on the latest version of the hierarchical tree provided by the first author of the atlas. Some structures are captured in two or more hierarchical trees in the used sources. Details are provided for those structures. No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from the atlas, pages 281-328. Since this structure does not have an abbreviation, we kept its name as the abbreviation Supracallosal gyrus Human SCGP 2002-08-22 281 The hierarchy was constructed based on the information provided in the atlas (pages 281-287), and on the latest version of the hierarchical tree provided by the first author of the atlas. Some structures are captured in two or more hierarchical trees in the used sources. Details are provided for those structures. No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from the atlas, pages 313-328 supracapsular part of the globus pallidus Human SCh 2002-08-22 281 The hierarchy was constructed based on the information provided in the atlas (pages 281-287), and on the latest version of the hierarchical tree provided by the first author of the atlas. Some structures are captured in two or more hierarchical trees in the used sources. Details are provided for those structures. No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from the atlas, pages 313-328 suprachiasmatic nucleus Human SChc 2002-09-30 281 The hierarchy was constructed based on the information provided in the atlas (pages 281-287), and on the latest version of the hierarchical tree provided by the first author of the atlas. Some structures are captured in two or more hierarchical trees in the used sources. Details are provided for those structures. No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from the atlas, pages 281-328. Suprachiasmatic nucleus central division Human SChd 2002-09-30 281 The hierarchy was constructed based on the information provided in the atlas (pages 281-287), and on the latest version of the hierarchical tree provided by the first author of the atlas. Some structures are captured in two or more hierarchical trees in the used sources. Details are provided for those structures. No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from the atlas, pages 281-328. Suprachiasmatic nucleus dorsal division Human SChe 2002-09-30 281 The hierarchy was constructed based on the information provided in the atlas (pages 281-287), and on the latest version of the hierarchical tree provided by the first author of the atlas. Some structures are captured in two or more hierarchical trees in the used sources. Details are provided for those structures. No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from the atlas, pages 281-328. Suprachiasmatic nucleus external division Human SChm 2002-09-30 281 The hierarchy was constructed based on the information provided in the atlas (pages 281-287), and on the latest version of the hierarchical tree provided by the first author of the atlas. Some structures are captured in two or more hierarchical trees in the used sources. Details are provided for those structures. No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from the atlas, pages 281-328. Suprachiasmatic nucleus medial division Human SChv 2002-09-30 281 The hierarchy was constructed based on the information provided in the atlas (pages 281-287), and on the latest version of the hierarchical tree provided by the first author of the atlas. Some structures are captured in two or more hierarchical trees in the used sources. Details are provided for those structures. No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from the atlas, pages 281-328. Suprachiasmatic nucleus ventral division Human HiS 2002-08-22 281 The hierarchy was constructed based on the information provided in the atlas (pages 281-287), and on the latest version of the hierarchical tree provided by the first author of the atlas. Some structures are captured in two or more hierarchical trees in the used sources. Details are provided for those structures. No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from the atlas, pages 313-328 supracommissural hippocampus Human SGe 2002-08-22 281 The hierarchy was constructed based on the information provided in the atlas (pages 281-287), and on the latest version of the hierarchical tree provided by the first author of the atlas. Some structures are captured in two or more hierarchical trees in the used sources. Details are provided for those structures. No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from the atlas, pages 313-328 suprageniculate nucleus Human sumx 2002-08-22 281 The hierarchy was constructed based on the information provided in the atlas (pages 281-287), and on the latest version of the hierarchical tree provided by the first author of the atlas. Some structures are captured in two or more hierarchical trees in the used sources. Details are provided for those structures. No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from the atlas, pages 313-328 supramammillary decussation Human SuM 2002-08-22 281 The hierarchy was constructed based on the information provided in the atlas (pages 281-287), and on the latest version of the hierarchical tree provided by the first author of the atlas. Some structures are captured in two or more hierarchical trees in the used sources. Details are provided for those structures. No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from the atlas, pages 313-328 supramammillary nucleus Human SMG 2002-08-22 281 The hierarchy was constructed based on the information provided in the atlas (pages 281-287), and on the latest version of the hierarchical tree provided by the first author of the atlas. Some structures are captured in two or more hierarchical trees in the used sources. Details are provided for those structures. No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from the atlas, pages 313-328 supramarginal gyrus Human sox 2002-08-22 281 The hierarchy was constructed based on the information provided in the atlas (pages 281-287), and on the latest version of the hierarchical tree provided by the first author of the atlas. Some structures are captured in two or more hierarchical trees in the used sources. Details are provided for those structures. No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from the atlas, pages 313-328 supraoptic decussation Human SO 2002-08-22 281 The hierarchy was constructed based on the information provided in the atlas (pages 281-287), and on the latest version of the hierarchical tree provided by the first author of the atlas. Some structures are captured in two or more hierarchical trees in the used sources. Details are provided for those structures. No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from the atlas, pages 313-328 supraoptic nucleus Human SODL 2002-08-22 281 The hierarchy was constructed based on the information provided in the atlas (pages 281-287), and on the latest version of the hierarchical tree provided by the first author of the atlas. Some structures are captured in two or more hierarchical trees in the used sources. Details are provided for those structures. No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from the atlas, pages 313-328 supraoptic nucleus, dorsolateral part Human SOP 2002-08-22 281 The hierarchy was constructed based on the information provided in the atlas (pages 281-287), and on the latest version of the hierarchical tree provided by the first author of the atlas. Some structures are captured in two or more hierarchical trees in the used sources. Details are provided for those structures. No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from the atlas, pages 313-328 supraoptic nucleus, posterior part Human SOR 2002-08-22 281 The hierarchy was constructed based on the information provided in the atlas (pages 281-287), and on the latest version of the hierarchical tree provided by the first author of the atlas. Some structures are captured in two or more hierarchical trees in the used sources. Details are provided for those structures. No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from the atlas, pages 313-328 supraoptic nucleus, retrochiasmatic part Human SOT 2002-08-22 281 The hierarchy was constructed based on the information provided in the atlas (pages 281-287), and on the latest version of the hierarchical tree provided by the first author of the atlas. Some structures are captured in two or more hierarchical trees in the used sources. Details are provided for those structures. No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from the atlas, pages 313-328 supraoptic nucleus, tuberal part Human SOVM 2002-08-22 281 The hierarchy was constructed based on the information provided in the atlas (pages 281-287), and on the latest version of the hierarchical tree provided by the first author of the atlas. Some structures are captured in two or more hierarchical trees in the used sources. Details are provided for those structures. No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from the atlas, pages 313-328 supraoptic nucleus, ventromedial part Human suorbn 2002-08-22 281 The hierarchy was constructed based on the information provided in the atlas (pages 281-287), and on the latest version of the hierarchical tree provided by the first author of the atlas. Some structures are captured in two or more hierarchical trees in the used sources. Details are provided for those structures. No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from the atlas, pages 313-328 supraorbital nerve Human sutrn 2002-08-22 281 The hierarchy was constructed based on the information provided in the atlas (pages 281-287), and on the latest version of the hierarchical tree provided by the first author of the atlas. Some structures are captured in two or more hierarchical trees in the used sources. Details are provided for those structures. No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from the atlas, pages 313-328 supratrochlear nerve Human TCd 2002-08-22 281 The hierarchy was constructed based on the information provided in the atlas (pages 281-287), and on the latest version of the hierarchical tree provided by the first author of the atlas. Some structures are captured in two or more hierarchical trees in the used sources. Details are provided for those structures. No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from the atlas, pages 313-328 tail of caudate nucleus Human Tec 2002-08-22 281 The hierarchy was constructed based on the information provided in the atlas (pages 281-287), and on the latest version of the hierarchical tree provided by the first author of the atlas. Some structures are captured in two or more hierarchical trees in the used sources. Details are provided for those structures. No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from the atlas, pages 313-328 tectum Human tclv 2002-08-22 281 The hierarchy was constructed based on the information provided in the atlas (pages 281-287), and on the latest version of the hierarchical tree provided by the first author of the atlas. Some structures are captured in two or more hierarchical trees in the used sources. Details are provided for those structures. No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from the atlas, pages 313-328 tela choroidea of lateral ventricle Human TCl 2002-08-22 281 The hierarchy was constructed based on the information provided in the atlas (pages 281-287), and on the latest version of the hierarchical tree provided by the first author of the atlas. Some structures are captured in two or more hierarchical trees in the used sources. Details are provided for those structures. No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from the atlas, pages 313-328 temporal claustrum Human Te1 2002-08-22 281 The hierarchy was constructed based on the information provided in the atlas (pages 281-287), and on the latest version of the hierarchical tree provided by the first author of the atlas. Some structures are captured in two or more hierarchical trees in the used sources. Details are provided for those structures. No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from the atlas, pages 313-328 temporal cortex, area 1 Human TE1-3 2002-08-23 281 The hierarchy was constructed based on the information provided in the atlas (pages 281-287), and on the latest version of the hierarchical tree provided by the first author of the atlas. Some structures are captured in two or more hierarchical trees in the used sources. Details are provided for those structures. No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from the atlas, pages 313-328 Temporal cortex, area 1-3 Human Te 2002-08-22 281 The hierarchy was constructed based on the information provided in the atlas (pages 281-287), and on the latest version of the hierarchical tree provided by the first author of the atlas. Some structures are captured in two or more hierarchical trees in the used sources. Details are provided for those structures. No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from the atlas, pages 313-328 temporal cortex, area 2 Human tf 2002-08-22 281 The hierarchy was constructed based on the information provided in the atlas (pages 281-287), and on the latest version of the hierarchical tree provided by the first author of the atlas. Some structures are captured in two or more hierarchical trees in the used sources. Details are provided for those structures. No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from the atlas, pages 313-328 temporal fascia Human TLV 2002-08-22 281 The hierarchy was constructed based on the information provided in the atlas (pages 281-287), and on the latest version of the hierarchical tree provided by the first author of the atlas. Some structures are captured in two or more hierarchical trees in the used sources. Details are provided for those structures. No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from the atlas, pages 313-328 temporal horn of lateral ventricle Human TL 2002-08-22 281 The hierarchy was constructed based on the information provided in the atlas (pages 281-287), and on the latest version of the hierarchical tree provided by the first author of the atlas. Some structures are captured in two or more hierarchical trees in the used sources. Details are provided for those structures. No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from the atlas, pages 313-328 temporal lobe Human TOp 2002-08-22 281 The hierarchy was constructed based on the information provided in the atlas (pages 281-287), and on the latest version of the hierarchical tree provided by the first author of the atlas. Some structures are captured in two or more hierarchical trees in the used sources. Details are provided for those structures. No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from the atlas, pages 313-328 temporal operculum Human Temporal piriform ar 2002-08-23 281 The hierarchy was constructed based on the information provided in the atlas (pages 281-287), and on the latest version of the hierarchical tree provided by the first author of the atlas. Some structures are captured in two or more hierarchical trees in the used sources. Details are provided for those structures. No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from the atlas, pages 281-328. Collator note: since the temporal piriform area does not have an abbreviation, we have kept the name as the abbreviation. Temporal piriform area Human TmP 2002-08-22 281 The hierarchy was constructed based on the information provided in the atlas (pages 281-287), and on the latest version of the hierarchical tree provided by the first author of the atlas. Some structures are captured in two or more hierarchical trees in the used sources. Details are provided for those structures. No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from the atlas, pages 313-328 temporal pole Human TOTZ 2002-08-22 281 The hierarchy was constructed based on the information provided in the atlas (pages 281-287), and on the latest version of the hierarchical tree provided by the first author of the atlas. Some structures are captured in two or more hierarchical trees in the used sources. Details are provided for those structures. No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from the atlas, pages 313-328 temporoccipital transition zone Human TPR 2002-08-23 281 The hierarchy was constructed based on the information provided in the atlas (pages 281-287), and on the latest version of the hierarchical tree provided by the first author of the atlas. Some structures are captured in two or more hierarchical trees in the used sources. Details are provided for those structures. No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from the atlas, pages 281-328. Temporopolar cortex Human tch 2002-08-22 281 The hierarchy was constructed based on the information provided in the atlas (pages 281-287), and on the latest version of the hierarchical tree provided by the first author of the atlas. Some structures are captured in two or more hierarchical trees in the used sources. Details are provided for those structures. No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from the atlas, pages 313-328 tenia of choroid plexus Human tfi 2002-08-22 281 The hierarchy was constructed based on the information provided in the atlas (pages 281-287), and on the latest version of the hierarchical tree provided by the first author of the atlas. Some structures are captured in two or more hierarchical trees in the used sources. Details are provided for those structures. No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from the atlas, pages 313-328 tenia of fimbria Human tfx 2002-08-22 281 The hierarchy was constructed based on the information provided in the atlas (pages 281-287), and on the latest version of the hierarchical tree provided by the first author of the atlas. Some structures are captured in two or more hierarchical trees in the used sources. Details are provided for those structures. No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from the atlas, pages 313-328 tenia of fornix Human tst 2002-08-22 281 The hierarchy was constructed based on the information provided in the atlas (pages 281-287), and on the latest version of the hierarchical tree provided by the first author of the atlas. Some structures are captured in two or more hierarchical trees in the used sources. Details are provided for those structures. No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from the atlas, pages 313-328 tenia of stria terminalis Human tt 2002-08-22 281 The hierarchy was constructed based on the information provided in the atlas (pages 281-287), and on the latest version of the hierarchical tree provided by the first author of the atlas. Some structures are captured in two or more hierarchical trees in the used sources. Details are provided for those structures. No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from the atlas, pages 313-328 tenia thalamus Human TI 2002-08-22 281 The hierarchy was constructed based on the information provided in the atlas (pages 281-287), and on the latest version of the hierarchical tree provided by the first author of the atlas. Some structures are captured in two or more hierarchical trees in the used sources. Details are provided for those structures. No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from the atlas, pages 313-328 terminal island(s) Human vt 2002-08-22 281 The hierarchy was constructed based on the information provided in the atlas (pages 281-287), and on the latest version of the hierarchical tree provided by the first author of the atlas. Some structures are captured in two or more hierarchical trees in the used sources. Details are provided for those structures. No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from the atlas, pages 313-328 terminal velum (Aebi) Human th 2002-08-22 281 The hierarchy was constructed based on the information provided in the atlas (pages 281-287), and on the latest version of the hierarchical tree provided by the first author of the atlas. Some structures are captured in two or more hierarchical trees in the used sources. Details are provided for those structures. No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from the atlas, pages 313-328 thalamic fasciculus Human tra 2002-08-22 281 The hierarchy was constructed based on the information provided in the atlas (pages 281-287), and on the latest version of the hierarchical tree provided by the first author of the atlas. Some structures are captured in two or more hierarchical trees in the used sources. Details are provided for those structures. No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from the atlas, pages 313-328 thalamic radiation Human Th 2002-08-22 281 The hierarchy was constructed based on the information provided in the atlas (pages 281-287), and on the latest version of the hierarchical tree provided by the first author of the atlas. Some structures are captured in two or more hierarchical trees in the used sources. Details are provided for those structures. No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from the atlas, pages 313-328 thalamus Human 3V 2002-08-22 281 The hierarchy was constructed based on the information provided in the atlas (pages 281-287), and on the latest version of the hierarchical tree provided by the first author of the atlas. Some structures are captured in two or more hierarchical trees in the used sources. Details are provided for those structures. No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from the atlas, pages 313-328 third ventricle Human Ta 2002-09-30 281 The hierarchy was constructed based on the information provided in the atlas (pages 281-287), and on the latest version of the hierarchical tree provided by the first author of the atlas. Some structures are captured in two or more hierarchical trees in the used sources. Details are provided for those structures. No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from the atlas, pages 281-328. Transition areas Human TFPG 2002-08-23 281 The hierarchy was constructed based on the information provided in the atlas (pages 281-287), and on the latest version of the hierarchical tree provided by the first author of the atlas. Some structures are captured in two or more hierarchical trees in the used sources. Details are provided for those structures. No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from the atlas, pages 313-328 Transverse frontopolar gyrus Human TrG 2002-08-22 281 The hierarchy was constructed based on the information provided in the atlas (pages 281-287), and on the latest version of the hierarchical tree provided by the first author of the atlas. Some structures are captured in two or more hierarchical trees in the used sources. Details are provided for those structures. No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from the atlas, pages 313-328 transverse gyrus Human TTG 2002-08-22 281 The hierarchy was constructed based on the information provided in the atlas (pages 281-287), and on the latest version of the hierarchical tree provided by the first author of the atlas. Some structures are captured in two or more hierarchical trees in the used sources. Details are provided for those structures. No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from the atlas, pages 313-328 transverse temporal gyrus Human tts 2002-08-22 281 The hierarchy was constructed based on the information provided in the atlas (pages 281-287), and on the latest version of the hierarchical tree provided by the first author of the atlas. Some structures are captured in two or more hierarchical trees in the used sources. Details are provided for those structures. No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from the atlas, pages 313-328 transverse temporal sulcus Human TrA 2002-08-22 281 The hierarchy was constructed based on the information provided in the atlas (pages 281-287), and on the latest version of the hierarchical tree provided by the first author of the atlas. Some structures are captured in two or more hierarchical trees in the used sources. Details are provided for those structures. No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from the atlas, pages 313-328 triangular area (Wernicke) Human TS 2002-08-22 281 The hierarchy was constructed based on the information!provided in the atlas (pages 281-287), and on the latest version of the hierarchical tree provided by the first author of the atlas. Some structures are captured in two or more hierarchical trees in the used sources. Details are provided for those structures. No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from the atlas, pages 313-328 triangular septal nucleus Human 5n 2002-08-22 281 The hierarchy was constructed based on the information provided in the atlas (pages 281-287), and on the latest version of the hierarchical tree provided by the first author of the atlas. Some structures are captured in two or more hierarchical trees in the used sources. Details are provided for those structures. No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from the atlas, pages 313-328 trigeminal nerve Human TrLV 2002-08-22 281 The hierarchy was constructed based on the information provided in the atlas (pages 281-287), and on the latest version of the hierarchical tree provided by the first author of the atlas. Some structures are captured in two or more hierarchical trees in the used sources. Details are provided for those structures. No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from the atlas, pages 313-328 trigone of lateral ventricle Human 4n 2002-08-22 281 The hierarchy was constructed based on the information provided in the atlas (pages 281-287), and on the latest version of the hierarchical tree provided by the first author of the atlas. Some structures are captured in two or more hierarchical trees in the used sources. Details are provided for those structures. No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from the atlas, pages 313-328 trochlear nerve/root Human Tuberal region 2002-09-30 281 The hierarchy was constructed based on the information provided in the atlas (pages 281-287), and on the latest version of the hierarchical tree provided by the first author of the atlas. Some structures are captured in two or more hierarchical trees in the used sources. Details are provided for those structures. No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from the atlas, pages 281-328. Collator note: since this structure does not have an abbreviation, we have considered its name as abbreviation. Tuberal region Human TuCn 2002-08-22 281 The hierarchy was constructed based on the information provided in the atlas (pages 281-287), and on the latest version of the hierarchical tree provided by the first author of the atlas. Some structures are captured in two or more hierarchical trees in the used sources. Details are provided for those structures. No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from the atlas, pages 313-328 tuber cinereum Human TuTI 2002-08-22 281 The hierarchy was constructed based on the information provided in the atlas (pages 281-287), and on the latest version of the hierarchical tree provided by the first author of the atlas. Some structures are captured in two or more hierarchical trees in the used sources. Details are provided for those structures. No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from the atlas, pages 313-328 tubercular terminal island(s) Human TM 2002-08-22 281 The hierarchy was constructed based on the information provided in the atlas (pages 281-287), and on the latest version of the hierarchical tree provided by the first author of the atlas. Some structures are captured in two or more hierarchical trees in the used sources. Details are provided for those structures. No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from the atlas, pages 313-328 tuberomammillary nucleus Human TMP 2002-09-30 281 The hierarchy was constructed based on the information provided in the atlas (pages 281-287), and on the latest version of the hierarchical tree provided by the first author of the atlas. Some structures are captured in two or more hierarchical trees in the used sources. Details are provided for those structures. No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from the atlas, pages 281-328. Tuberomammillary nucleus, principal part Human us 2002-08-22 281 The hierarchy was constructed based on the information provided in the atlas (pages 281-287), and on the latest version of the hierarchical tree provided by the first author of the atlas. Some structures are captured in two or more hierarchical trees in the used sources. Details are provided for those structures. No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from the atlas, pages 313-328 uncal sulcus Human unc 2002-08-22 281 The hierarchy was constructed based on the information provided in the atlas (pages 281-287), and on the latest version of the hierarchical tree provided by the first author of the atlas. Some structures are captured in two or more hierarchical trees in the used sources. Details are provided for those structures. No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from the atlas, pages 313-328 uncinate fasciculus Human UG 2002-08-22 281 The hierarchy was constructed based on the information provided in the atlas (pages 281-287), and on the latest version of the hierarchical tree provided by the first author of the atlas. Some structures are captured in two or more hierarchical trees in the used sources. Details are provided for those structures. No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from the atlas, pages 313-328 uncinate gyrus Human Un 2002-08-22 281 The hierarchy was constructed based on the information provided in the atlas (pages 281-287), and on the latest version of the hierarchical tree provided by the first author of the atlas. Some structures are captured in two or more hierarchical trees in the used sources. Details are provided for those structures. No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from the atlas, pages 313-328 uncus hippocampi Human Uv 2002-08-22 281 The hierarchy was constructed based on the information provided in the atlas (pages 281-287), and on the latest version of the hierarchical tree provided by the first author of the atlas. Some structures are captured in two or more hierarchical trees in the used sources. Details are provided for those structures. No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from the atlas, pages 313-328 uvula Human 10n 2002-08-22 281 The hierarchy was constructed based on the information provided in the atlas (pages 281-287), and on the latest version of the hierarchical tree provided by the first author of the atlas. Some structures are captured in two or more hierarchical trees in the used sources. Details are provided for those structures. No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from the atlas, pages 313-328 vagus nerve Human vaf 2002-08-22 281 The hierarchy was constructed based on the information provided in the atlas (pages 281-287), and on the latest version of the hierarchical tree provided by the first author of the atlas. Some structures are captured in two or more hierarchical trees in the used sources. Details are provided for those structures. No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from the atlas, pages 313-328 ventral amygdalofugal pathway Human VA 2002-08-22 281 The hierarchy was constructed based on the information provided in the atlas (pages 281-287), and on the latest version of the hierarchical tree provided by the first author of the atlas. Some structures are captured in two or more hierarchical trees in the used sources. Details are provided for those structures. No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from the atlas, pages 313-328 ventral anterior thalamic nucleus Human VCd 2002-08-22 281 The hierarchy was constructed based on the information provided in the atlas (pages 281-287), and on the latest version of the hierarchical tree provided by the first author of the atlas. Some structures are captured in two or more hierarchical trees in the used sources. Details are provided for those structures. No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from the atlas, pages 313-328 ventral caudate nucleus Human VCl 2002-08-22 281 The hierarchy was constructed based on the information provided in the atlas (pages 281-287), and on the latest version of the hierarchical tree provided by the first author of the atlas. Some structures are captured in two or more hierarchical trees in the used sources. Details are provided for those structures. No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from the atlas, pages 313-328 ventral claustrum Human VL 2002-08-22 281 The hierarchy was constructed based on the information provided in the atlas (pages 281-287), and on the latest version of the hierarchical tree provided by the first author of the atlas. Some structures are captured in two or more hierarchical trees in the used sources. Details are provided for those structures. No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from the atlas, pages 313-328 ventral lateral thalamic nucleus Human VP 2002-08-22 281 The hierarchy was constructed based on the information provided in the atlas (pages 281-287), and on the latest version of the hierarchical tree provided by the first author of the atlas. Some structures are captured in two or more hierarchical trees in the used sources. Details are provided for those structures. No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from the atlas, pages 313-328 ventral pallidum Human VPe 2002-08-22 281 The hierarchy was constructed based on the information provided in the atlas (pages 281-287), and on the latest version of the hierarchical tree provided by the first author of the atlas. Some structures are captured in two or more hierarchical trees in the used sources. Details are provided for those structures. No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from the atlas, pages 313-328 ventral periventricular hypothalamic nucleus Human VPLA 2002-08-22 281 The hierarchy was constructed based on the information provided in the atlas (pages 281-287), and on the latest version of the hierarchical tree provided by the first author of the atlas. Some structures are captured in two or more hierarchical trees in the used sources. Details are provided for those structures. No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from the atlas, pages 313-328 ventral posterolateral thalamic nucleus, anterior part Human VPI 2002-08-22 281 The hierarchy was constructed based on the information provided in the atlas (pages 281-287), and on the latest version of the hierarchical tree provided by the first author of the atlas. Some structures are captured in two or more hierarchical trees in the used sources. Details are provided for those structures. No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from the atlas, pages 313-328 ventral posterolateral thalamic nucleus, inferior part Human VPLp 2002-09-30 281 The hierarchy was constructed based on the information provided in the atlas (pages 281-287), and on the latest version of the hierarchical tree provided by the first author of the atlas. Some structures are captured in two or more hierarchical trees in the used sources. Details are provided for those structures. No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from the atlas, pages 281-328. Ventral posterolateral thalamic nucleus, posterior part Human VPO 2002-08-22 281 The hierarchy was constructed based on the information provided in the atlas (pages 281-287), and on the latest version of the hierarchical tree provided by the first author of the atlas. Some structures are captured in two or more hierarchical trees in the used sources. Details are provided for those structures. No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from the atlas, pages 313-328 ventral preoptic nucleus Human vr 2002-08-22 281 The hierarchy was constructed based on the information provided in the atlas (pages 281-287), and on the latest version of the hierarchical tree provided by the first author of the atlas. Some structures are captured in two or more hierarchical trees in the used sources. Details are provided for those structures. No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from the atlas, pages 313-328 ventral root Human VSA 2002-09-30 281 The hierarchy was constructed based on the information provided in the atlas (pages 281-287), and on the latest version of the hierarchical tree provided by the first author of the atlas. Some structures are captured in two or more hierarchical trees in the used sources. Details are provided for those structures. No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from the atlas, pages 281-328. Ventral septal area Human VS 2002-08-22 281 The hierarchy was constructed based on the information provided in the atlas (pages 281-287), and on the latest version of the hierarchical tree provided by the first author of the atlas. Some structures are captured in two or more hierarchical trees in the used sources. Details are provided for those structures. No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from the atlas, pages 313-328 ventral septal nucleus Human Ventral striatum 2002-09-30 281 The hierarchy was constructed based on the information provided in the atlas (pages 281-287), and on the latest version of the hierarchical tree provided by the first author of the atlas. Some structures are captured in two or more hierarchical trees in the used sources. Details are provided for those structures. No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from the atlas, pages 281-328. Collator note: since this structure does not have an abbreviation, we considered the name of it as the abbreviation Ventral striatum Human VTA 2002-08-22 281 The hierarchy was constructed based on the information provided in the atlas (pages 281-287), and on the latest version of the hierarchical tree provided by the first author of the atlas. Some structures are captured in two or more hierarchical trees in the used sources. Details are provided for those structures. No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from the atlas, pages 313-328 ventral tegmental area (Tsai) Human VT 2002-09-30 281 The hierarchy was constructed based on the information provided in the atlas (pages 281-287), and on the latest version of the hierarchical tree provided by the first author of the atlas. Some structures are captured in two or more hierarchical trees in the used sources. Details are provided for those structures. No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from the atlas, pages 281-328. Collator note: this structure has an identical abbreviation with the terminal velum. Ventral thalamus Human V3V 2002-08-22 281 The hierarchy was constructed based on the information provided in the atlas (pages 281-287), and on the latest version of the hierarchical tree provided by the first author of the atlas. Some structures are captured in two or more hierarchical trees in the used sources. Details are provided for those structures. No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from the atlas, pages 313-328 ventral third ventricle Human VA 2002-08-22 281 The hierarchy was constructed based on the information provided in the atlas (pages 281-287), and on the latest version of the hierarchical tree provided by the first author of the atlas. Some structures are captured in two or more hierarchical trees in the used sources. Details are provided for those structures. No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from the atlas, pages 313-328 ventroanterior thalamic nucleus Human VAMC 2002-08-22 281 The hierarchy was constructed based on the information provided in the atlas (pages 281-287), and on the latest version of the hierarchical tree provided by the first author of the atlas. Some structures are captured in two or more hierarchical trees in the used sources. Details are provided for those structures. No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from the atlas, pages 313-328 ventroanterior thalamic nucleus, magnocellular part Human VAm 2002-09-30 281 The hierarchy was constructed based on the information provided in the atlas (pages 281-287), and on the latest version of the hierarchical tree provided by the first author of the atlas. Some structures are captured in two or more hierarchical trees in the used sources. Details are provided for those structures. No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from the atlas, pages 281-328. The abbreviation of this structure was adopted by the collator. Ventroanterior thalamic nucleus main part Human VIM 2002-08-22 281 The hierarchy was constructed based on the information provided in the atlas (pages 281-287), and on the latest version of the hierarchical tree provided by the first author of the atlas. Some structures are captured in two or more hierarchical trees in the used sources. Details are provided for those structures. No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from the atlas, pages 313-328 ventrointermedius nucleus Human VIME 2002-08-22 281 The hierarchy was constructed based on the information provided in the atlas (pages 281-287), and on the latest version of the hierarchical tree provided by the first author of the atlas. Some structures are captured in two or more hierarchical trees in the used sources. Details are provided for those structures. No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from the atlas, pages 313-328 ventrointermedius nucleus, external part Human VIMI 2002-08-22 281 The hierarchy was constructed based on the information provided in the atlas (pages 281-287), and on the latest version of the hierarchical tree provided by the first author of the atlas. Some structures are captured in two or more hierarchical trees in the used sources. Details are provided for those structures. No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from the atlas, pages 313-328 ventrointermedius nucleus, internal part Human VLA 2002-09-30 281 The hierarchy was constructed based on the information provided in the atlas (pages 281-287), and on the latest version of the hierarchical tree provided by the first author of the atlas. Some structures are captured in two or more hierarchical trees in the used sources. Details are provided for those structures. No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from the atlas, pages 281-328. Ventrolateral anterior nucleus of thalamus Human VLAa 2002-09-30 281 The hierarchy was constructed based on the information provided in the atlas (pages 281-287), and on the latest version of the hierarchical tree provided by the first author of the atlas. Some structures are captured in two or more hierarchical trees in the used sources. Details are provided for those structures. No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from the atlas, pages 281-328. The abbreviation of this structure was adopted by the collator. Ventrolateral anterior nucleus of thalamus anterior part Human VLAp 2002-09-30 281 The hierarchy was constructed based on the information provided in the atlas (pages 281-287), and on the latest version of the hierarchical tree provided by the first author of the atlas. Some structures are captured in two or more hierarchical trees in the used sources. Details are provided for those structures. No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from the atlas, pages 281-328. The abbreviation of this structure was adopted by the collator. Ventrolateral anterior nucleus of thalamus posterior part Human VLAE 2002-08-22 281 The hierarchy was constructed based on the information provided in the atlas (pages 281-287), and on the latest version of the hierarchical tree provided by the first author of the atlas. Some structures are captured in two or more hierarchical trees in the used sources. Details are provided for those structures. No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from the atlas, pages 313-328 ventrolateral anterior thalamic nucleus, external part Human VLAI 2002-08-22 281 The hierarchy was constructed based on the information provided in the atlas (pages 281-287), and on the latest version of the hierarchical tree provided by the first author of the atlas. Some structures are captured in two or more hierarchical trees in the used sources. Details are provided for those structures. No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from the atlas, pages 313-328 ventrolateral anterior thalamic nucleus, internal part Human VLP 2002-08-22 281 The hierarchy was constructed based on the information provided in the atlas (pages 281-287), and on the latest version of the hierarchical tree provided by the first author of the atlas. Some structures are captured in two or more hierarchical trees in the used sources. Details are provided for those structures. No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from the atlas, pages 313-328 ventrolateral posterior thalamic nucleus Human VLPE 2002-08-22 281 The hierarchy was constructed based on the information provided in the atlas (pages 281-287), and on the latest version of the hierarchical tree provided by the first author of the atlas. Some structures are captured in two or more hierarchical trees in the used sources. Details are provided for those structures. No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from the atlas, pages 313-328 ventrolateral posterior thalamic nucleus, external part Human VLPI 2002-08-22 281 The hierarchy was constructed based on the information provided in the atlas (pages 281-287), and on the latest version of the hierarchical tree provided by the first author of the atlas. Some structures are captured in two or more hierarchical trees in the used sources. Details are provided for those structures. No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from the atlas, pages 313-328 ventrolateral posterior thalamic nucleus, internal part Human VMH 2002-08-22 281 The hierarchy was constructed based on the information provided in the atlas (pages 281-287), and on the latest version of the hierarchical tree provided by the first author of the atlas. Some structures are captured in two or more hierarchical trees in the used sources. Details are provided for those structures. No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from the atlas, pages 313-328 ventromedial hypothalamic nucleus Human VMHC 2002-08-22 281 The hierarchy was constructed based on the information provided in the atlas (pages 281-287), and on the latest version of the hierarchical tree provided by the first author of the atlas. Some structures are captured in two or more hierarchical trees in the used sources. Details are provided for those structures. No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from the atlas, pages 313-328 ventromedial hypothalamic nucleus, central part Human VMD 2002-09-30 281 The hierarchy was constructed based on the information provided in the atlas (pages 281-287), and on the latest version of the hierarchical tree provided by the first author of the atlas. Some structures are captured in two or more hierarchical trees in the used sources. Details are provided for those structures. No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from the atlas, pages 281-328. Ventromedial hypothalamic nucleus, dorsal part Human VMS 2002-09-30 281 The hierarchy was constructed based on the information provided in the atlas (pages 281-287), and on the latest version of the hierarchical tree provided by the first author of the atlas. Some structures are captured in two or more hierarchical trees in the used sources. Details are provided for those structures. No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from the atlas, pages 281-328. Ventromedial hypothalamic nucleus, shell Human VMV 2002-09-30 281 The hierarchy was constructed based on the information provided in the atlas (pages 281-287), and on the latest version of the hierarchical tree provided by the first author of the atlas. Some structures are captured in two or more hierarchical trees in the used sources. Details are provided for those structures. No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from the atlas, pages 281-328. Ventromedial hypothalamic nucleus, ventral part Human VM 2002-09-30 281 The hierarchy was constructed based on the information provided in the atlas (pages 281-287), and on the latest version of the hierarchical tree provided by the first author of the atlas. Some structures are captured in two or more hierarchical trees in the used sources. Details are provided for those structures. No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from the atlas, pages 281-328. Ventromedial nucleus of thalamus Human VPI 2002-08-22 281 The hierarchy was constructed based on the information provided in the atlas (pages 281-287), and on the latest version of the hierarchical tree provided by the first author of the atlas. Some structures are captured in two or more hierarchical trees in the used sources. Details are provided for those structures. No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from the atlas, pages 313-328 ventroposterior inferior thalamic Human VPIPC 2002-08-22 281 The hierarchy was constructed based on the information provided in the atlas (pages 281-287), and on the latest version of the hierarchical tree provided by the first author of the atlas. Some structures are captured in two or more hierarchical trees in the used sources. Details are provided for those structures. No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from the atlas, pages 313-328 ventroposterior internus nucleus, parvocellular part Human VPL 2002-08-22 281 The hierarchy was constructed based on the information provided in the atlas (pages 281-287), and on the latest version of the hierarchical tree provided by the first author of the atlas. Some structures are captured in two or more hierarchical trees in the used sources. Details are provided for those structures. No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from the atlas, pages 313-328 ventroposterior lateral thalamic nucleus Human VPM 2002-08-22 281 The hierarchy was constructed based on the information provided in the atlas (pages 281-287), and on the latest version of the hierarchical tree provided by the first author of the atlas. Some structures are captured in two or more hierarchical trees in the used sources. Details are provided for those structures. No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from the atlas, pages 313-328 ventroposterior medial thalamic nucleus Human VPMm 2002-09-30 281 The hierarchy was constructed based on the information provided in the atlas (pages 281-287), and on the latest version of the hierarchical tree provided by the first author of the atlas. Some structures are captured in two or more hierarchical trees in the used sources. Details are provided for those structures. No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from the atlas, pages 281-328. The abbreviation of this structure was adapted by the collator Ventroposterior medial thalamic nucleus, main part Human VPMPC 2002-09-30 281 The hierarchy was constructed based on the information provided in the atlas (pages 281-287), and on the latest version of the hierarchical tree provided by the first author of the atlas. Some structures are captured in two or more hierarchical trees in the used sources. Details are provided for those structures. No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from the atlas, pages 281-328. Ventroposterior medial thalamic nucleus, parvocellular part Human VP 2002-09-30 281 The hierarchy was constructed based on the information provided in the atlas (pages 281-287), and on the latest version of the hierarchical tree provided by the first author of the atlas. Some structures are captured in two or more hierarchical trees in the used sources. Details are provided for those structures. No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from the atlas, pages 281-328. Ventroposterior nucleus of thalamus Human Ver 2002-08-22 281 The hierarchy was constructed based on the information provided in the atlas (pages 281-287), and on the latest version of the hierarchical tree provided by the first author of the atlas. Some structures are captured in two or more hierarchical trees in the used sources. Details are provided for those structures. No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from the atlas, pages 313-328 vermis of cerebellum Human VDB 2002-08-22 281 The hierarchy was constructed based on the information provided in the atlas (pages 281-287), and on the latest version of the hierarchical tree provided by the first author of the atlas. Some structures are captured in two or more hierarchical trees in the used sources. Details are provided for those structures. No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from the atlas, pages 313-328 vertical limb of the diagonal band Human 8n 2002-08-22 281 The hierarchy was constructed based on the information provided in the atlas (pages 281-287), and on the latest version of the hierarchical tree provided by the first author of the atlas. Some structures are captured in two or more hierarchical trees in the used sources. Details are provided for those structures. No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from the atlas, pages 313-328 vestibulocochlear nerve Human ZI 2002-08-22 281 The hierarchy was constructed based on the information provided in the atlas (pages 281-287), and on the latest version of the hierarchical tree provided by the first author of the atlas. Some structures are captured in two or more hierarchical trees in the used sources. Details are provided for those structures. No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from the atlas, pages 313-328 zona incerta Human ZIC 2002-09-30 281 The hierarchy was constructed based on the information provided in the atlas (pages 281-287), and on the latest version of the hierarchical tree provided by the first author of the atlas. Some structures are captured in two or more hierarchical trees in the used sources. Details are provided for those structures. No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from the atlas, pages 281-328. The abbreviation of this structure was adapted by the collator Zona incerta caudal part Human ZID 2002-08-22 281 The hierarchy was constructed based on the information provided in the atlas (pages 281-287), and on the latest version of the hierarchical tree provided by the first author of the atlas. Some structures are captured in two or more hierarchical trees in the used sources. Details are provided for those structures. No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from the atlas, pages 313-328 zona incerta, dorsal part Human ZIDc 2002-09-30 281 The hierarchy was constructed based on the information provided in the atlas (pages 281-287), and on the latest version of the hierarchical tree provided by the first author of the atlas. Some structures are captured in two or more hierarchical trees in the used sources. Details are provided for those structures. No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from the atlas, pages 281-328. The abbreviation of this structure was adapted by the collator Zona incerta dorsocaudal part Human ZIDo 2002-09-30 281 The hierarchy was constructed based on the information provided in the atlas (pages 281-287), and on the latest version of the hierarchical tree provided by the first author of the atlas. Some structures are captured in two or more hierarchical trees in the used sources. Details are provided for those structures. No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from the atlas, pages 281-328. The abbreviation of this structure was adapted by the collator Zona incerta dorsooral part Human ZIV 2002-08-22 281 The hierarchy was constructed based on the information provided in the atlas (pages 281-287), and on the latest version of the hierarchical tree provided by the first author of the atlas. Some structures are captured in two or more hierarchical trees in the used sources. Details are provided for those structures. No description provided. The nomenclature was adapted from the atlas, pages 313-328 zona incerta, ventral part Human 6n 2002-08-28 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=541&show=y abducens nerve Human 6nf 2002-08-28 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=593&show=y abducens nerve fibers Human 6 2002-08-28 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=580&show=y abducens nucleus Human ABA 2002-08-28 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=231&show=y accessory basal amygdaloid nucleus Human ACu 2002-08-28 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=765&show=y accessory cuneate nucleus Human aml 2002-08-28 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=218&show=y accessory medullary lamina Human 11nf 2002-08-28 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=789&show=y accessory nerve fibers Human APRt 2002-08-28 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=733&show=y accessory paramedian reticular nucleus Human ASG 2002-08-28 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=105&show=y accessory short gyrus Human act 2002-08-28 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=630&show=y acoustic tubercle Human AHP 2002-08-28 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=390&show=y ADENOHYPOPHYSIS Human ACL 2002-08-28 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=652&show=y alar central lobule Human alv 2002-08-28 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=168&show=y alveus Human amdt 2002-08-28 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=683&show=y amiculum of dentate nucleus Human amio 2002-08-28 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=749&show=y amiculum of inferior olive Human Amg 2002-08-28 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=219&show=y AMYGDALA Human AnG 2002-08-28 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=91&show=y angular gyrus Human anw 2002-08-28 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=2035150043&show=y angular white matter Human aw 2002-08-28 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=922579890&show=y annectant white matter Human al 2002-08-28 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=427&show=y ansa lenticularis Human ap 2002-08-28 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=428&show=y ansa peduncularis Human An 2002-08-28 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=663&show=y ANSIFORM LOBULE Human AAG 2002-08-28 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=106&show=y anterior accessory gyrus Human AA 2002-08-28 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=221&show=y anterior amygdaloid area Human aals 2002-08-28 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=49&show=y anterior ascending limb of lateral sulcus Human accs 2002-08-28 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=26&show=y anterior calcarine sulcus Human acbi 2002-08-28 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=3&show=y anterior cerebellar incisure Human ACgG 2002-08-28 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=143&show=y anterior cingulate gyrus Human acgw 2002-08-28 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=1750646129&show=y anterior cingulate white matter Human afx 2002-08-28 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=251&show=y anterior column of fornix Human ac 2002-08-28 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=187&show=y ANTERIOR COMMISSURE Human acc 2002-08-28 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=174&show=y anterior forceps of corpus callosum Human ahls 2002-08-28 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=50&show=y anterior horizontal limb of lateral sulcus Human ahc 2002-08-28 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=373&show=y anterior hypothalamic commissure Human AHR 2002-08-28 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=359&show=y ANTERIOR HYPOTHALAMIC REGION Human aic 2002-08-28 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=181&show=y anterior limb of internal capsule Human ALCb 2002-08-28 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=647&show=y ANTERIOR LOBE OF CEREBELLUM Human AME 2002-08-28 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=386&show=y anterior median eminence Human amf 2002-08-28 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=697&show=y anterior median fissure Human AM3 2002-08-28 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=488&show=y anterior median oculomotor nucleus Human ANG 2002-08-28 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=285&show=y ANTERIOR NUCLEAR GROUP Human AH 2002-08-28 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=369&show=y anterior nucleus of hypothalamus Human aocs 2002-08-28 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=124&show=y anterior occipital sulcus Human AO 2002-08-28 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=262&show=y anterior olfactory nucleus Human aps 2002-08-28 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=18&show=y anterior parolfactory sulcus Human aca 2002-08-28 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=188&show=y anterior part of anterior commissure Human APS 2002-08-28 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=264&show=y anterior perforated substance Human AQL 2002-08-28 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=651&show=y anterior quadrangular lobule Human asc 2002-08-28 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=805&show=y anterior spinocerebellar tract Human ascs 2002-08-28 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=54&show=y anterior subcentral sulcus Human atp 2002-08-28 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=352&show=y anterior thalamic peduncle Human ATTG 2002-08-28 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=116&show=y anterior transverse temporal gyrus Human at 2002-08-28 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=273&show=y anterior tubercle Human AD 2002-08-28 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=286&show=y anterodorsal nucleus Human AM 2002-08-28 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=287&show=y anteromedial nucleus Human AVCo 2002-08-28 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=720&show=y anteroventral cochlear nucleus Human AV 2002-08-28 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=288&show=y anteroventral nucleus Human AVPe 2002-08-28 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=365&show=y anteroventral periventricular nucleus Human abv 2002-08-28 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=689&show=y arbor vitae Human ACx 2002-08-28 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=152&show=y ARCHICORTEX Human ArcH 2002-08-28 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=378&show=y arcuate nucleus of hypothalamus Human ArcM 2002-08-28 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=772&show=y arcuate nucleus of medulla Human APO 2002-08-28 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=769&show=y area postrema Human X 2002-08-28 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=325&show=y area X Human asc7 2002-08-28 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=575&show=y ascending fibers of facial nerve Human BA 2002-08-28 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=228&show=y BASAL AMYGDALOID NUCLEUS Human BG 2002-08-28 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=206&show=y BASAL GANGLIA Human B 2002-08-28 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=257&show=y basal nucleus Human Bpons 2002-08-28 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=612&show=y BASAL PART OF PONS Human bss 2002-08-28 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=545&show=y basilar sulcus Human BL 2002-08-28 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=226&show=y BASOLATERAL NUCLEAR GROUP Human BvL 2002-08-28 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=667&show=y biventer lobule Human BCd 2002-08-28 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=210&show=y body of caudate nucleus Human bcc 2002-08-28 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=177&show=y body of corpus callosum Human bfx 2002-08-28 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=253&show=y body of fornix Human BLV 2002-08-28 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=203&show=y body of lateral ventricle Human bic 2002-08-28 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=471&show=y brachium of inferior colliculus Human bsc 2002-08-28 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=465&show=y brachium of superior colliculus Human Br 2002-08-28 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=1&show=y BRAIN Human CA1 2002-08-28 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=165&show=y CA1 field Human CA2 2002-08-28 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=166&show=y CA2 field Human CA3 2002-08-28 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=167&show=y CA3 field Human clst 2002-08-28 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=634&show=y calamus scriptorius Human cav 2002-08-28 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=192&show=y calcar avis Human ccs 2002-08-28 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=25&show=y calcarine sulcus Human cas 2002-08-28 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=17&show=y callosal sulcus Human cmg 2002-08-28 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=342&show=y capsule of medial geniculate body Human cr 2002-08-28 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=499&show=y capsule of red nucleus Human csth 2002-08-28 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=425&show=y capsule of subthalamic nucleus Human CC3 2002-08-28 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=491&show=y caudal central oculomotor nucleus Human CSp5 2002-08-28 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=768&show=y caudal part of spinal trigeminal nucleus Human VLC 2002-08-28 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=322&show=y caudal part of ventral lateral nucleus Human VPLC 2002-08-28 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=329&show=y caudal part of ventral posterolateral nucleus Human PnC 2002-08-28 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=561&show=y caudal pontine reticular nucleus Human Cd 2002-08-28 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=208&show=y CAUDATE NUCLEUS Human CSP 2002-08-28 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=239&show=y cave of septum pellucidum Human CeA 2002-08-28 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=225&show=y central amygdaloid nucleus Human CC 2002-08-28 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=770&show=y central canal Human CD 2002-08-28 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=302&show=y central dorsal nucleus Human CGM 2002-08-28 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=753&show=y central gray substance of medulla Human CGMB 2002-08-28 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=501&show=y central gray substance of midbrain Human CGPn 2002-08-28 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=562&show=y central gray substance of pons Human cis 2002-08-28 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=94&show=y central insular sulcus Human CL 2002-08-28 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=303&show=y central lateral nucleus Human CLb 2002-08-28 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=655&show=y central lobule Human CM 2002-08-28 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=304&show=y central medial nucleus Human CMRt 2002-08-28 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=726&show=y CENTRAL MEDULLARY RETICULAR GROUP Human CIC 2002-08-28 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=470&show=y central nucleus of inferior colliculus Human C3 2002-08-28 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=490&show=y central oculomotor nucleus Human cs 2002-08-28 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=29&show=y central sulcus Human ctgmb 2002-08-28 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=519&show=y central tegmental tract of midbrain Human ctgp 2002-08-28 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=596&show=y central tegmental tract of pons Human CMn 2002-08-28 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=306&show=y centromedian nucleus Human CbCx 2002-08-28 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=644&show=y CEREBELLAR CORTEX Human CbT 2002-08-28 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=668&show=y cerebellar tonsil Human cbw 2002-08-28 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=688&show=y CEREBELLAR WHITE MATTER Human cmcis 2002-08-28 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=533&show=y cerebellomedullary cistern Human cbpa 2002-08-28 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=535&show=y cerebellopontine angle Human Cb 2002-08-28 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=640&show=y CEREBELLUM Human Aq 2002-08-28 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=500&show=y cerebral aqueduct Human Cx 2002-08-28 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=20&show=y CEREBRAL CORTEX Human ccr 2002-08-28 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=530&show=y cerebral crus Human CP 2002-08-28 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=478&show=y CEREBRAL PEDUNCLE Human cw 2002-08-28 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=171&show=y CEREBRAL WHITE MATTER Human ccbf 2002-08-28 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=2&show=y cerebrocerebellar fissure Human ccis 2002-08-28 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=11&show=y chiasmatic cistern Human chf 2002-08-28 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=5&show=y choroidal fissure Human cp4v 2002-08-28 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=635&show=y choroid plexus of fourth ventricle Human cplv 2002-08-28 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=200&show=y choroid plexus of lateral ventricle Human cp3v 2002-08-28 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=435&show=y choroid plexus of third ventricle Human CgG 2002-08-28 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=141&show=y CINGULATE GYRUS Human cgs 2002-08-28 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=24&show=y cingulate sulcus Human cgw 2002-08-28 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=685484116&show=y CINGULATE WHITE MATTER Human crs 2002-08-28 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=32&show=y circular sulcus of insula Human cislt 2002-08-28 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=10&show=y cistern of lamina terminalis Human ClA 2002-08-28 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=233&show=y claustral amygdaloid area Human Cl 2002-08-28 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=234&show=y claustrum Human Co 2002-08-28 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=717&show=y COCHLEAR NUCLEI Human coe 2002-08-28 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=193&show=y collateral eminence Human cos 2002-08-28 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=28&show=y collateral sulcus Human clt 2002-08-28 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=199&show=y collateral trigone Human Cm10 2002-08-28 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=751&show=y commissural nucleus of vagus nerve Human cfx 2002-08-28 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=255&show=y commissure of fornix Human cic 2002-08-28 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=472&show=y commissure of inferior colliculus Human csc 2002-08-28 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=466&show=y commissure of superior colliculus Human cc 2002-08-28 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=173&show=y CORPUS CALLOSUM Human CoA 2002-08-28 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=222&show=y cortical amygdaloid nucleus Human CMA 2002-08-28 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=220&show=y CORTICOMEDIAL NUCLEAR GROUP Human ctt 2002-08-28 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=476&show=y corticotectal tract Human c11n 2002-08-28 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=700&show=y cranial part of accessory nerve Human Cul 2002-08-28 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=656&show=y culmen Human cu 2002-08-28 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=786&show=y cuneate fasciculus of medulla Human Cu 2002-08-28 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=764&show=y cuneate nucleus Human cut 2002-08-28 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=709&show=y cuneate tubercle Human cuw 2002-08-28 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=-1269332145&show=y cuneate white matter Human CnF 2002-08-28 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=493&show=y cuneiform nucleus Human ccb 2002-08-28 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=800&show=y cuneocerebellar tract Human Cun 2002-08-28 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=139&show=y cuneus Human Dec 2002-08-28 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=671&show=y declive Human mlx 2002-08-28 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=785&show=y decussation of medial lemniscus Human xscp 2002-08-28 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=518&show=y decussation of superior cerebellar peduncle Human 4x 2002-08-28 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=590&show=y decussation of trochlear nerve Human DCb 2002-08-28 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=679&show=y DEEP CEREBELLAR NUCLEI Human DpG 2002-08-28 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=463&show=y deep gray layer of superior colliculus Human DpWh 2002-08-28 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=464&show=y deep white layer of superior colliculus Human MDD 2002-08-28 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=299&show=y densocellular part of medial dorsal nucleus Human DG 2002-08-28 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=161&show=y DENTATE GYRUS Human Dt 2002-08-28 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=680&show=y DENTATE NUCLEUS Human dt 2002-08-28 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=525&show=y dentatothalamic tract Human d7 2002-08-28 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=577&show=y descending fibers of facial nerve Human db 2002-08-28 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=267&show=y diagonal band Human dias 2002-08-28 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=48&show=y diagonal sulcus Human DiE 2002-08-28 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=271&show=y DIENCEPHALON Human DRt 2002-08-28 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=757&show=y diffuse reticular nucleus Human DHP 2002-08-28 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=393&show=y distal part of hypophysis Human DIO 2002-08-28 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=747&show=y dorsal accessory inferior olivary nucleus Human das 2002-08-28 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=598&show=y dorsal acoustic stria Human DCo 2002-08-28 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=718&show=y dorsal cochlear nucleus Human dea 2002-08-28 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=793&show=y dorsal external arcuate fibers Human DH 2002-08-28 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=413&show=y dorsal hypothalamic area Human dis 2002-08-28 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=704&show=y dorsal intermediate sulcus Human dlfh 2002-08-28 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=415&show=y dorsal longitudinal fasciculus of hypothalamus Human dlfm 2002-08-28 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=780&show=y dorsal longitudinal fasciculus of medulla Human dlfmb 2002-08-28 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=516&show=y dorsal longitudinal fasciculus of midbrain Human dlfp 2002-08-28 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=594&show=y dorsal longitudinal fasciculus of pons Human dms 2002-08-28 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=705&show=y dorsal median sulcus Human 10 2002-08-28 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=752&show=y dorsal motor nucleus of vagus nerve Human DLG 2002-08-28 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=336&show=y dorsal nucleus of lateral geniculate body Human DLL 2002-08-28 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=586&show=y dorsal nucleus of lateral lemniscus Human DMG 2002-08-28 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=339&show=y dorsal nucleus of medial geniculate body Human D3 2002-08-28 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=484&show=y dorsal oculomotor nucleus Human DPGi 2002-08-28 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=729&show=y dorsal paragigantocellular nucleus Human DPRt 2002-08-28 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=732&show=y dorsal paramedian reticular nucleus Human DR 2002-08-28 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=503&show=y dorsal raphe nucleus Human DS 2002-08-28 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=242&show=y dorsal septal nucleus Human dsox 2002-08-28 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=371&show=y dorsal supraoptic decussation Human dtgx 2002-08-28 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=514&show=y dorsal tegmental decussation Human DTg 2002-08-28 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=508&show=y dorsal tegmental nucleus Human d5 2002-08-28 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=602&show=y dorsal trigeminal tract Human dfm 2002-08-28 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=779&show=y dorsolateral fasciculus of medulla Human dfmb 2002-08-28 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=447&show=y dorsolateral fissure of midbrain Human DLSol 2002-08-28 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=740&show=y dorsolateral subnucleus of solitary tract Human dls 2002-08-28 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=703&show=y dorsolateral sulcus Human DMH 2002-08-28 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=380&show=y dorsomedial nucleus of hypothalamus Human DMSol 2002-08-28 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=741&show=y dorsomedial subnucleus of solitary tract Human Emb 2002-08-28 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=685&show=y emboliform nucleus Human Ent 2002-08-28 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=150&show=y entorhinal area Human entw 2002-08-28 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=210592544&show=y entorhinal white matter Human ETh 2002-08-28 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=275&show=y EPITHALAMUS Human ec 2002-08-28 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=235&show=y external capsule Human eml 2002-08-28 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=350&show=y external medullary lamina Human EIC 2002-08-28 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=469&show=y external nucleus of inferior colliculus Human exc 2002-08-28 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=236&show=y extreme capsule Human fc 2002-08-28 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=621&show=y facial colliculus Human 7 2002-08-28 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=581&show=y facial motor nucleus Human 7n 2002-08-28 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=542&show=y facial nerve Human 7nf 2002-08-28 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=574&show=y FACIAL NERVE FIBERS Human fd 2002-08-28 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=162&show=y fascia dentata Human FG 2002-08-28 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=158&show=y fasciolar gyrus Human Fas 2002-08-28 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=687&show=y fastigial nucleus Human ft 2002-08-28 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=618&show=y fastigium Human H 2002-08-28 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=423&show=y field H Human H1 2002-08-28 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=422&show=y field H1 Human H2 2002-08-28 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=424&show=y field H2 Human fi 2002-08-28 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=169&show=y fimbria of hippocampus Human fdf 2002-08-28 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=160&show=y fimbriodentate fissure Human PCG1 2002-08-28 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=103&show=y first posterior central gyrus Human SG1 2002-08-28 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=98&show=y first short gyrus Human FNL 2002-08-28 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=676&show=y FLOCCULONODULAR LOBE Human Fl 2002-08-28 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=677&show=y flocculus Human Fol 2002-08-28 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=672&show=y folium Human fca 2002-08-28 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=539&show=y foramen cecum anterior Human fcp 2002-08-28 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=546&show=y foramen cecum posterior Human FB 2002-08-28 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=8&show=y FOREBRAIN Human fx 2002-08-28 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=250&show=y FORNIX Human 4V 2002-08-28 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=617&show=y FOURTH VENTRICLE Human FLV 2002-08-28 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=202&show=y frontal horn of lateral ventricle Human FL 2002-08-28 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=37&show=y FRONTAL LOBE Human fro 2002-08-28 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=39&show=y frontal operculum Human frp 2002-08-28 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=38&show=y frontal pole Human fw 2002-08-28 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=264031898&show=y FRONTAL WHITE MATTER Human fros 2002-08-28 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=59&show=y fronto-orbital sulcus Human fow 2002-08-28 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=1206633712&show=y fronto-orbital white matter Human fsp 2002-08-28 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=624&show=y funiculus separans Human FuG 2002-08-28 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=121&show=y fusiform gyrus Human fuw 2002-08-28 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=63505126&show=y fusiform white matter Human gcc 2002-08-28 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=176&show=y genu of corpus callosum Human gic 2002-08-28 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=182&show=y genu of internal capsule Human Gi 2002-08-28 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=727&show=y gigantocellular nucleus Human Glo 2002-08-28 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=686&show=y globose nucleus Human GP 2002-08-28 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=213&show=y GLOBUS PALLIDUS Human 9n 2002-08-28 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=698&show=y glossopharyngeal nerve Human 9nf 2002-08-28 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=790&show=y glossopharyngeal nerve fibers Human gr 2002-08-28 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=787&show=y gracile fasciculus of medulla Human GrL 2002-08-28 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=666&show=y gracile lobule Human Gr 2002-08-28 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=763&show=y gracile nucleus Human grt 2002-08-28 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=710&show=y gracilis tubercle Human GRe 2002-08-28 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=76&show=y gyrus rectus Human Hb 2002-08-28 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=277&show=y HABENULA Human hbc 2002-08-28 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=282&show=y habenular commissure Human hbs 2002-08-28 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=433&show=y habenular sulcus Human hbt 2002-08-28 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=276&show=y habenular trigone Human hipd 2002-08-28 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=444&show=y habenulo-interpeduncular tract of diencephalon Human hipm 2002-08-28 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=439377875&show=y habenulo-interpeduncular tract of midbrain Human HCd 2002-08-28 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=209&show=y head of caudate nucleus Human HAL 2002-08-28 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=650&show=y HEMISPHERE OF ANTERIOR LOBE Human HPL 2002-08-28 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=661&show=y HEMISPHERE OF POSTERIOR LOBE Human hdt 2002-08-28 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=684&show=y hilum of dentate nucleus Human hio 2002-08-28 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=750&show=y hilum of inferior olive Human hdg 2002-08-28 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=163&show=y hilus of dentate gyrus Human HB 2002-08-28 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=531&show=y HINDBRAIN Human HiF 2002-08-28 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=159&show=y HIPPOCAMPAL FORMATION Human his 2002-08-28 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=23&show=y hippocampal sulcus Human Hi 2002-08-28 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=164&show=y HIPPOCAMPUS Human hzf 2002-08-28 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=658&show=y horizontal fissure Human 12n 2002-08-28 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=701&show=y hypoglossal nerve Human 12nf 2002-08-28 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=795&show=y hypoglossal nerve fibers Human 12 2002-08-28 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=754&show=y hypoglossal nucleus Human 12t 2002-08-28 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=632&show=y hypoglossal trigone Human HP 2002-08-28 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=382&show=y HYPOPHYSIS Human hys 2002-08-28 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=432&show=y hypothalamic sulcus Human Hy 2002-08-28 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=358&show=y HYPOTHALAMUS Human IG 2002-08-28 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=155&show=y induseum griseum Human ICe 2002-08-28 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=558&show=y inferior central nucleus Human icp 2002-08-28 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=778&show=y inferior cerebellar peduncle Human IC 2002-08-28 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=467&show=y INFERIOR COLLICULUS Human ifv 2002-08-28 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=623&show=y inferior fovea Human IFG 2002-08-28 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=67&show=y INFERIOR FRONTAL GYRUS Human ifrs 2002-08-28 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=44&show=y inferior frontal sulcus Human ifw 2002-08-28 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=957385971&show=y inferior frontal white matter Human inml 2002-08-28 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=693&show=y inferior medullary lamina Human imv 2002-08-28 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=694&show=y inferior medullary velum Human iow 2002-08-28 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=-1176007523&show=y inferior occipital white matter Human IO 2002-08-28 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=745&show=y INFERIOR OLIVARY COMPLEX Human ifol 2002-08-28 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=696&show=y inferior olive Human IPL 2002-08-28 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=89&show=y INFERIOR PARIETAL LOBULE Human ips 2002-08-28 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=532&show=y inferior pontine sulcus Human ipcs 2002-08-28 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=83&show=y inferior postcentral sulcus Human iprs 2002-08-28 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=53&show=y inferior precentral sulcus Human IPul 2002-08-28 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=315&show=y inferior pulvinar nucleus Human IRoG 2002-08-28 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=-1465682436&show=y inferior rostral gyrus Human iros 2002-08-28 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=57&show=y inferior rostral sulcus Human IS 2002-08-28 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=761&show=y inferior salivatory nucleus Human ISL 2002-08-28 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=665&show=y inferior semilunar lobule Human ITG 2002-08-28 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=120&show=y inferior temporal gyrus Human its 2002-08-28 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=112&show=y inferior temporal sulcus Human itw 2002-08-28 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=-1497723952&show=y inferior temporal white matter Human itp 2002-08-28 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=354&show=y inferior thalamic peduncle Human TFPGI 2002-08-28 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=1233666840&show=y inferior transverse frontopolar gyrus Human IVe 2002-08-28 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=715&show=y inferior vestibular nucleus Human IRe 2002-08-28 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=441&show=y infundibular recess Human InfS 2002-08-28 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=388&show=y infundibular stem Human Ins 2002-08-28 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=93&show=y INSULA Human IA 2002-08-28 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=232&show=y intercalated amygdaloid nuclei Human ias 2002-08-28 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=599&show=y intermediate acoustic stria Human IHR 2002-08-28 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=375&show=y INTERMEDIATE HYPOTHALAMIC REGION Human imn 2002-08-28 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=543&show=y intermediate nerve Human I3 2002-08-28 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=485&show=y intermediate oculomotor nucleus Human IOrG 2002-08-28 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=-1278177547&show=y intermediate orbital gyrus Human IHP 2002-08-28 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=392&show=y intermediate part of hypophysis Human IPe 2002-08-28 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=377&show=y intermediate periventricular nucleus Human ISG 2002-08-28 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=100&show=y intermediate short gyrus Human ia 2002-08-28 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=792&show=y internal arcuate fibers Human ic 2002-08-28 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=180&show=y INTERNAL CAPSULE Human g7 2002-08-28 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=576&show=y internal genu of facial nerve Human iml 2002-08-28 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=351&show=y internal medullary lamina Human icis 2002-08-28 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=6&show=y interpeduncular cistern Human ipf 2002-08-28 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=480&show=y interpeduncular fossa Human IP 2002-08-28 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=513&show=y interpeduncular nucleus Human ISp5 2002-08-28 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=335458770&show=y interpolar part of spinal trigeminal nucleus Human ICjl 2002-08-28 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=506&show=y interstitial nucleus of Cajal Human ISVe 2002-08-28 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=716&show=y interstitial nucleus of vestibular nerve Human itha 2002-08-28 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=284&show=y interthalamic adhesion Human IVF 2002-08-28 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=430&show=y interventricular foramen Human icgs 2002-08-28 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=142&show=y intracingulate sulcus Human ILG 2002-08-28 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=300&show=y INTRALAMINAR NUCLEAR GROUP Human ils 2002-08-28 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=133&show=y intralingual sulcus Human itps 2002-08-28 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=79&show=y intraparietal sulcus Human IClj 2002-08-28 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=258&show=y islands of Calleja Human icgw 2002-08-28 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=-1973597309&show=y isthmus cingulate white matter Human ICgG 2002-08-28 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=145&show=y isthmus of cingulate gyrus Human jx 2002-08-28 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=776&show=y juxtarestiform body Human lma 2002-08-28 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=195&show=y lamina affixa Human lsp 2002-08-28 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=240&show=y lamina of septum pellucidum Human LT 2002-08-28 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=190&show=y lamina terminalis Human LA 2002-08-28 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=227&show=y lateral amygdaloid nucleus Human LA4V 2002-08-28 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=637&show=y lateral aperture of fourth ventricle Human lcsp 2002-08-28 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=798&show=y lateral corticospinal tract Human LD 2002-08-28 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=309&show=y lateral dorsal nucleus Human lehp 2002-08-28 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=383&show=y lateral eminence of hypophysis Human LG 2002-08-28 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=335&show=y LATERAL GENICULATE BODY Human LGP 2002-08-28 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=214&show=y lateral globus pallidus Human LHb 2002-08-28 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=278&show=y lateral habenular nucleus Human LH 2002-08-28 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=409&show=y LATERAL HYPOTHALAMIC AREA Human LHy 2002-08-28 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=412&show=y lateral hypothalamic nucleus Human lils 2002-08-28 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=955732021&show=y lateral inferior limiting sulcus Human ll 2002-08-28 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=605&show=y lateral lemniscus Human lls 2002-08-28 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=156&show=y lateral longitudinal stria Human LM 2002-08-28 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=396&show=y lateral mammillary nucleus Human lml 2002-08-28 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=216&show=y lateral medullary lamina Human LMRt 2002-08-28 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=723&show=y LATERAL MEDULLARY RETICULAR GROUP Human LNG 2002-08-28 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=308&show=y LATERAL NUCLEAR GROUP Human LOG 2002-08-28 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=137&show=y lateral occipital gyrus Human locs 2002-08-28 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=125&show=y lateral occipital sulcus Human lo 2002-08-28 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=266&show=y lateral olfactory stria Human LOrG 2002-08-28 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=74&show=y lateral orbital gyrus Human los 2002-08-28 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=63&show=y lateral orbital sulcus Human lorw 2002-08-28 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=-1517302059&show=y lateral orbital white matter Human LPB 2002-08-28 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=583&show=y lateral parabrachial nucleus Human LPGi 2002-08-28 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=728&show=y lateral paragigantocellular nucleus Human BAL 2002-08-28 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=229&show=y lateral part of basal amygdaloid nucleus Human MML 2002-08-28 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=399&show=y lateral part of medial mammillary nucleus Human LPCu 2002-08-28 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=766&show=y lateral pericuneate nucleus Human lpl 2002-08-28 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=522&show=y lateral pes lemniscus Human LP 2002-08-28 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=310&show=y lateral posterior nucleus Human LPO 2002-08-28 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=364&show=y lateral preoptic nucleus Human LPul 2002-08-28 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=313&show=y lateral pulvinar nucleus Human LR4V 2002-08-28 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=639&show=y lateral recess of fourth ventricle Human LRt 2002-08-28 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=724&show=y lateral reticular nucleus Human LS 2002-08-28 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=243&show=y lateral septal nucleus Human ls 2002-08-28 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=30&show=y lateral sulcus Human LSO 2002-08-28 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=566&show=y lateral superior olivary nucleus Human LTu 2002-08-28 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=411&show=y lateral tuberal nuclei Human LV 2002-08-28 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=191&show=y lateral ventricle Human LVe 2002-08-28 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=713&show=y lateral vestibular nucleus Human lmt 2002-08-28 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=536&show=y lemniscal trigone Human ltic 2002-08-28 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=184&show=y lenticulothalamic part of internal capsule Human LL 2002-08-28 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=1008802938&show=y LIMBIC LOBE Human lmi 2002-08-28 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=31&show=y limen of insula Human Lim 2002-08-28 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=344&show=y limitans nucleus Human Li 2002-08-28 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=510&show=y linear nucleus Human LiG 2002-08-28 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=140&show=y lingual gyrus Human liw 2002-08-28 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=-2005119656&show=y lingual white matter Human Lg 2002-08-28 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=654&show=y lingula Human LC 2002-08-28 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=578&show=y locus ceruleus Human LIG 2002-08-28 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=102&show=y LONG INSULAR GYRI Human lf 2002-08-28 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=16&show=y longitudinal fissure Human lp 2002-08-28 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=614&show=y longitudinal pontine fibers Human lsi 2002-08-28 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=95&show=y longitudinal sulcus of insula Human lus 2002-08-28 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=132&show=y lunate sulcus Human MMG 2002-08-28 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=341&show=y magnocellular nucleus of medial geniculate body Human MDM 2002-08-28 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=297&show=y magnocellular part of medial dorsal nucleus Human RMC 2002-08-28 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=498&show=y magnocellular part of red nucleus Human VAMC 2002-08-28 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=319&show=y magnocellular part of ventral anterior nucleus Human mmb 2002-08-28 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=395&show=y mammillary body Human mpe 2002-08-28 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=408&show=y mammillary peduncle Human mpr 2002-08-28 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=405&show=y mammillary princeps fasciculus Human mtg 2002-08-28 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=406&show=y mammillotegmental fasciculus Human mthh 2002-08-28 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=407&show=y mammillothalamic tract of hypothalamus Human mthth 2002-08-28 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=356&show=y mammillothalamic tract of thalamus Human ms 2002-08-28 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=80&show=y marginal sulcus Human MIO 2002-08-28 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=748&show=y medial accessory inferior olivary nucleus Human MeA 2002-08-28 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=223&show=y medial amygdaloid nucleus Human MD 2002-08-28 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=295&show=y MEDIAL DORSAL NUCLEUS Human me4v 2002-08-28 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=620&show=y medial eminence of fourth ventricle Human mfb 2002-08-28 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=416&show=y medial forebrain bundle Human MG 2002-08-28 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=338&show=y MEDIAL GENICULATE BODY Human MGP 2002-08-28 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=215&show=y medial globus pallidus Human MHb 2002-08-28 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=279&show=y medial habenular nucleus Human mlm 2002-08-28 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=784&show=y medial lemniscus of medulla Human mlmb 2002-08-28 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=524&show=y medial lemniscus of midbrain Human mlp 2002-08-28 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=606&show=y medial lemniscus of pons Human mlfm 2002-08-28 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=781&show=y medial longitudinal fasciculus of medulla Human mlfmb 2002-08-28 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=517&show=y medial longitudinal fasciculus of midbrain Human mlfp 2002-08-28 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=595&show=y medial longitudinal fasciculus of pons Human mls 2002-08-28 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=157&show=y medial longitudinal stria Human MM 2002-08-28 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=397&show=y MEDIAL MAMMILLARY NUCLEUS Human mml 2002-08-28 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=217&show=y medial medullary lamina Human M3 2002-08-28 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=486&show=y medial oculomotor nucleus Human MOG 2002-08-28 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=263&show=y medial olfactory gyrus Human MOrG 2002-08-28 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=75&show=y medial orbital gyrus Human mos 2002-08-28 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=64&show=y medial orbital sulcus Human morw 2002-08-28 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=-1480491770&show=y medial orbital white matter Human MPB 2002-08-28 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=582&show=y medial parabrachial nucleus Human BAM 2002-08-28 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=230&show=y medial part of basal amygdaloid nucleus Human MMM 2002-08-28 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=398&show=y medial part of medial mammillary nucleus Human VLM 2002-08-28 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=323&show=y medial part of ventral lateral nucleus Human MPCu 2002-08-28 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=767&show=y medial pericuneate nucleus Human mpl 2002-08-28 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=523&show=y medial pes lemniscus Human MPO 2002-08-28 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=363&show=y medial preoptic nucleus Human MPul 2002-08-28 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=314&show=y medial pulvinar nucleus Human MS 2002-08-28 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=244&show=y medial septal nucleus Human MSol 2002-08-28 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=742&show=y medial subnucleus of solitary tract Human MSO 2002-08-28 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=567&show=y medial superior olivary nucleus Human TFPGM 2002-08-28 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=855537679&show=y medial transverse frontopolar gyrus Human MVe 2002-08-28 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=714&show=y medial vestibular nucleus Human MA4V 2002-08-28 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=638&show=y median aperture of fourth ventricle Human ME 2002-08-28 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=385&show=y MEDIAN EMINENCE Human MnPO 2002-08-28 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=361&show=y median preoptic nucleus Human mds 2002-08-28 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=627&show=y median sulcus Human MO 2002-08-28 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=695&show=y MEDULLA OBLONGATA Human MAH 2002-08-28 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=774&show=y medullary anterior horn Human mdb 2002-08-28 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=690&show=y medullary body Human MeRF 2002-08-28 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=722&show=y MEDULLARY RETICULAR FORMATION Human mw 2002-08-28 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=775&show=y MEDULLARY WHITE MATTER Human Me5 2002-08-28 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=550&show=y mesencephalic nucleus of trigeminal nerve Human me5 2002-08-28 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=591&show=y mesencephalic tract of trigeminal nerve Human MTh 2002-08-28 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=334&show=y METATHALAMUS Human Met 2002-08-28 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=534&show=y METENCEPHALON Human MB 2002-08-28 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=445&show=y MIDBRAIN Human MBRF 2002-08-28 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=492&show=y MIDBRAIN RETICULAR FORMATION Human MTg 2002-08-28 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=482&show=y MIDBRAIN TEGMENTUM Human mcp 2002-08-28 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=616&show=y middle cerebellar peduncle Human MFG 2002-08-28 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=66&show=y middle frontal gyrus Human mfs 2002-08-28 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=43&show=y middle frontal sulcus Human mfw 2002-08-28 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=904236454&show=y middle frontal white matter Human MGr 2002-08-28 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=461&show=y middle gray layer of superior colliculus Human MTG 2002-08-28 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=119&show=y middle temporal gyrus Human mtw 2002-08-28 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=-314374533&show=y middle temporal white matter Human MWh 2002-08-28 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=462&show=y middle white layer of superior colliculus Human MNG 2002-08-28 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=289&show=y MIDLINE NUCLEAR GROUP Human Mo5 2002-08-28 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=551&show=y motor nucleus of trigeminal nerve Human mo5 2002-08-28 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=604&show=y motor root of trigeminal nerve Human NDt 2002-08-28 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=681&show=y neodentate part of dentate nucleus Human NHP 2002-08-28 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=384&show=y NEUROHYPOPHYSIS Human Nd 2002-08-28 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=678&show=y nodulus Human Acb 2002-08-28 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=259&show=y nucleus accumbens Human Amb 2002-08-28 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=762&show=y nucleus ambiguus Human In 2002-08-28 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=756&show=y nucleus intercalatus Human AL 2002-08-28 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=419&show=y nucleus of ansa lenticularis Human AC 2002-08-28 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=248&show=y nucleus of anterior commissure Human Dk 2002-08-28 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=505&show=y nucleus of Darkschewitsch Human DB 2002-08-28 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=247&show=y nucleus of diagonal band Human FH 2002-08-28 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=420&show=y nucleus of field H Human LOT 2002-08-28 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=224&show=y nucleus of lateral olfactory tract Human MeE 2002-08-28 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=559&show=y nucleus of medial eminence Human OT 2002-08-28 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=453&show=y nucleus of optic tract Human PCom 2002-08-28 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=502&show=y nucleus of posterior commissure Human PTA 2002-08-28 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=451&show=y nucleus of pretectal area Human StT 2002-08-28 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=249&show=y nucleus of stria terminalis Human PrP 2002-08-28 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=755&show=y nucleus prepositus Human RMg 2002-08-28 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=736&show=y nucleus raphe magnus Human ROb 2002-08-28 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=737&show=y nucleus raphe obscurus Human RPa 2002-08-28 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=738&show=y nucleus raphe pallidus Human SubC 2002-08-28 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=579&show=y nucleus subceruleus Human ob 2002-08-28 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=633&show=y obex Human OLV 2002-08-28 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=205&show=y occipital horn of lateral ventricle Human OL 2002-08-28 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=122&show=y OCCIPITAL LOBE Human olw 2002-08-28 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=964479090&show=y OCCIPITAL LOBE WHITE MATTER Human ocp 2002-08-28 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=123&show=y occipital pole Human ow 2002-08-28 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=496247337&show=y occipital white matter Human ots 2002-08-28 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=36&show=y occipitotemporal sulcus Human 3n 2002-08-28 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=479&show=y oculomotor nerve Human 3nf 2002-08-28 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=520&show=y oculomotor nerve fibers Human 3 2002-08-28 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=483&show=y OCULOMOTOR NUCLEAR COMPLEX Human ocs 2002-08-28 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=446&show=y oculomotor sulcus Human Olf 2002-08-28 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=261&show=y olfactory bulb Human 1n 2002-08-28 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=13&show=y olfactory nerve Human olfs 2002-08-28 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=60&show=y olfactory sulcus Human olf 2002-08-28 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=265&show=y olfactory tract Human olt 2002-08-28 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=15&show=y olfactory trigone Human OPt 2002-08-28 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=455&show=y olivary pretectal nucleus Human oc 2002-08-28 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=801&show=y olivocerebellar tract Human ocb 2002-08-28 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=572&show=y olivocochlear bundle Human OpIFG 2002-08-28 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=69&show=y opercular part of inferior frontal gyrus Human ox 2002-08-28 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=442&show=y optic chiasm Human 2n 2002-08-28 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=272&show=y optic nerve Human ORe 2002-08-28 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=440&show=y optic recess Human opt 2002-08-28 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=443&show=y optic tract Human OSp5 2002-08-28 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=1015268157&show=y oral part of spinal trigeminal nucleus Human VLO 2002-08-28 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=321&show=y oral part of ventral lateral nucleus Human VPLO 2002-08-28 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=328&show=y oral part of ventral posterolateral nucleus Human PnO 2002-08-28 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=560&show=y oral pontine reticular nucleus Human OPul 2002-08-28 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=312&show=y oral pulvinar nucleus Human OrG 2002-08-28 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=73&show=y ORBITAL GYRI Human oro 2002-08-28 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=40&show=y orbital operculum Human OrIFG 2002-08-28 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=70&show=y orbital part of inferior frontal gyrus Human orbs 2002-08-28 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=61&show=y orbital sulcus Human PDt 2002-08-28 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=682&show=y paleodentate part of dentate nucleus Human phb 2002-08-28 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=426&show=y pallidohabenular bundle Human ptf 2002-08-28 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=521&show=y pallidotegmental fasciculus Human PBG 2002-08-28 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=473&show=y parabigeminal nucleus Human PC 2002-08-28 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=305&show=y paracentral nucleus Human pcs 2002-08-28 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=51&show=y paracentral sulcus Human PF 2002-08-28 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=307&show=y parafascicular nucleus Human PFl 2002-08-28 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=669&show=y paraflocculus Human PHG 2002-08-28 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=146&show=y PARAHIPPOCAMPAL GYRUS Human phw 2002-08-28 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=831957031&show=y PARAHIPPOCAMPAL WHITE MATTER Human MDPL 2002-08-28 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=296&show=y paralaminar part of medial dorsal nucleus Human PMRt 2002-08-28 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=731&show=y PARAMEDIAN MEDULLARY RETICULAR GROUP Human PT 2002-08-28 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=290&show=y paratenial nucleus Human PTG 2002-08-28 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=153&show=y paraterminal gyrus Human Pa5 2002-08-28 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=758&show=y paratrigeminal nucleus Human Pa 2002-08-28 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=370&show=y paraventricular nucleus of hypothalamus Human PV 2002-08-28 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=291&show=y paraventricular nucleus of thalamus Human PL 2002-08-28 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=77&show=y PARIETAL LOBE Human pao 2002-08-28 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=78&show=y parietal operculum Human pw 2002-08-28 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=1506581130&show=y PARIETAL WHITE MATTER Human poce 2002-08-28 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=194&show=y parieto-occipital eminence Human pos 2002-08-28 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=33&show=y parieto-occipital sulcus Human SNC 2002-08-28 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=528&show=y pars compacta Human PNHP 2002-08-28 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=389&show=y pars nervosa of hypophysis Human VLP 2002-08-28 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=324&show=y pars postrema of ventral lateral nucleus Human SNR 2002-08-28 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=529&show=y pars reticulata Human MDPC 2002-08-28 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=298&show=y parvicellular part of medial dorsal nucleus Human VAPC 2002-08-28 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=318&show=y parvicellular part of ventral anterior nucleus Human VPMPC 2002-08-28 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=332&show=y parvicellular part of ventral posteromedial nucleus Human PCRt 2002-08-28 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=725&show=y parvicellular reticular nucleus Human PSol 2002-08-28 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=743&show=y parvicellular subnucleus of solitary tract Human PC3 2002-08-28 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=489&show=y parvocellular oculomotor nucleus Human RPC 2002-08-28 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=497&show=y parvocellular part of red nucleus Human pfl 2002-08-28 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=691&show=y peduncle of flocculus Human pso 2002-08-28 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=573&show=y peduncle of superior olive Human PPTg 2002-08-28 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=495&show=y pedunculopontine tegmental nucleus Human PA 2002-08-28 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=148&show=y periamygdaloid area Human PCIC 2002-08-28 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=468&show=y pericentral nucleus of inferior colliculus Human PeO 2002-08-28 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=569&show=y periolivary nucleus Human PPd 2002-08-28 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=511&show=y peripeduncular nucleus Human Pe5 2002-08-28 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=759&show=y peritrigeminal nucleus Human Pi 2002-08-28 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=280&show=y pineal body Human PiRe 2002-08-28 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=439&show=y pineal recess Human Pons 2002-08-28 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=538&show=y PONS Human pcis 2002-08-28 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=547&show=y pontine cistern Human Pn 2002-08-28 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=613&show=y pontine nuclei Human RPn 2002-08-28 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=584&show=y pontine raphe nucleus Human PRF 2002-08-28 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=556&show=y PONTINE RETICULAR FORMATION Human PTg 2002-08-28 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=548&show=y PONTINE TEGMENTUM Human PnB 2002-08-28 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=771&show=y pontobulbar nucleus Human pcbt 2002-08-28 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=537&show=y pontocerebellar trigone Human pofcb 2002-08-28 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=649&show=y postcentral fissure of cerebellum Human PoG 2002-08-28 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=87&show=y postcentral gyrus Human pocs 2002-08-28 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=81&show=y postcentral sulcus Human pow 2002-08-28 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=1108401838&show=y postcentral white matter Human pofx 2002-08-28 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=414&show=y postcommissural fornix Human pals 2002-08-28 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=86&show=y posterior ascending limb of lateral sulcus Human pccs 2002-08-28 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=131&show=y posterior calcarine sulcus Human pcbi 2002-08-28 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=642&show=y posterior cerebellar incisure Human PCgG 2002-08-28 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=144&show=y posterior cingulate gyrus Human pcgw 2002-08-28 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=-1384141764&show=y posterior cingulate white matter Human pcfx 2002-08-28 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=254&show=y posterior column of fornix Human pc 2002-08-28 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=475&show=y posterior commissure Human pcc 2002-08-28 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=179&show=y posterior forceps of corpus callosum Human PHR 2002-08-28 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=394&show=y POSTERIOR HYPOTHALAMIC REGION Human pic 2002-08-28 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=183&show=y POSTERIOR LIMB OF INTERNAL CAPSULE Human PLCb 2002-08-28 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=657&show=y POSTERIOR LOBE OF CEREBELLUM Human pms 2002-08-28 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=96&show=y posterior marginal sulcus Human PME 2002-08-28 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=387&show=y posterior median eminence Human PNC 2002-08-28 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=343&show=y POSTERIOR NUCLEAR COMPLEX Human PH 2002-08-28 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=403&show=y posterior nucleus of hypothalamus Human PTh 2002-08-28 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=345&show=y posterior nucleus of thalamus Human POrG 2002-08-28 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=-1761421113&show=y posterior orbital gyrus Human PPHG 2002-08-28 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=151&show=y posterior parahippocampal gyrus Human pphw 2002-08-28 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=953935429&show=y posterior parahippocampal white matter Human ppos 2002-08-28 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=19&show=y posterior parolfactory sulcus Human acp 2002-08-28 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=189&show=y posterior part of anterior commissure Human PPe 2002-08-28 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=402&show=y posterior periventricular nucleus Human psc 2002-08-28 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=804&show=y posterior spinocerebellar tract Human pscs 2002-08-28 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=85&show=y posterior subcentral sulcus Human psf 2002-08-28 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=659&show=y posterior superior fissure Human ptp 2002-08-28 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=355&show=y posterior thalamic peduncle Human PTTG 2002-08-28 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=117&show=y posterior transverse temporal gyrus Human plf 2002-08-28 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=646&show=y posterolateral fissure Human PVCo 2002-08-28 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=721&show=y posteroventral cochlear nucleus Human prfcb 2002-08-28 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=648&show=y precentral fissure of cerebellum Human PrG 2002-08-28 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=71&show=y precentral gyrus Human PrGI 2002-08-28 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=101&show=y precentral gyrus of insula Human pro 2002-08-28 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=41&show=y precentral operculum Human prw 2002-08-28 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=-1772196785&show=y precentral white matter Human pfx 2002-08-28 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=252&show=y precommissural fornix Human pcuw 2002-08-28 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=1292180074&show=y precuneate white matter Human PCu 2002-08-28 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=92&show=y precuneus Human pd 2002-08-28 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=777&show=y predorsal bundle Human PMm 2002-08-28 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=401&show=y premammillary nucleus Human pon 2002-08-28 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=35&show=y preoccipital notch Human PrO 2002-08-28 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=568&show=y preolivary nucleus Human POA 2002-08-28 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=360&show=y PREOPTIC AREA Human POP 2002-08-28 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=362&show=y preoptic periventricular nucleus Human ppyf 2002-08-28 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=660&show=y prepyramidal fissure Human PPA 2002-08-28 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=147&show=y prepyriform area Human PrS 2002-08-28 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=149&show=y presubiculum Human PTec 2002-08-28 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=450&show=y PRETECTAL REGION Human pfcb 2002-08-28 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=645&show=y primary fissure of cerebellum Human PrIO 2002-08-28 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=746&show=y principal inferior olivary nucleus Human VPMPr 2002-08-28 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=331&show=y principal part of ventral posteromedial nucleus Human PPt 2002-08-28 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=452&show=y principal pretectal nucleus Human Pr5 2002-08-28 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=552&show=y principal sensory nucleus of trigeminal nerve Human ic4 2002-08-28 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=980193017&show=y probable internal capsule Human Pul 2002-08-28 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=311&show=y PULVINAR Human Pu 2002-08-28 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=212&show=y putamen Human pyx 2002-08-28 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=796&show=y pyramidal decussation Human py 2002-08-28 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=797&show=y pyramidal tract Human pym 2002-08-28 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=702&show=y pyramid of medulla Human PyV 2002-08-28 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=674&show=y pyramis of vermis Human RaM 2002-08-28 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=735&show=y RAPHE NUCLEI OF MEDULLA Human rew 2002-08-28 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=953926355&show=y rectus white matter Human R 2002-08-28 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=496&show=y RED NUCLEUS Human rts 2002-08-28 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=802&show=y reticulospinal tract Human RtTg 2002-08-28 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=563&show=y reticulotegmental nucleus Human RCh 2002-08-28 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=379&show=y retrochiasmatic area Human rlic 2002-08-28 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=185&show=y retrolenticular part of internal capsule Human RO 2002-08-28 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=570&show=y retro-olivary cell group Human rols 2002-08-28 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=706&show=y retro-olivary sulcus Human Re 2002-08-28 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=292&show=y reuniens nucleus Human rhs 2002-08-28 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=22&show=y rhinal sulcus Human Rh 2002-08-28 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=293&show=y rhomboidal nucleus Human rhf 2002-08-28 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=628&show=y rhomboid fossa Human RI 2002-08-28 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=507&show=y rostral interstitial nucleus of medial longitudinal fasciculus Human RIL 2002-08-28 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=301&show=y ROSTRAL INTRALAMINAR NUCLEI Human rcc 2002-08-28 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=175&show=y rostrum of corpus callosum Human rs 2002-08-28 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=803&show=y rubrospinal tract Human scf 2002-08-28 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=641&show=y secondary fissure Human PCG2 2002-08-28 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=104&show=y second posterior central gyrus Human SG2 2002-08-28 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=99&show=y second short gyrus Human sovc 2002-08-28 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=172&show=y semioval center Human SptN 2002-08-28 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=241&show=y SEPTAL NUCLEI Human SFi 2002-08-28 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=246&show=y septofimbrial nucleus Human Spt 2002-08-28 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=237&show=y SEPTUM Human spt 2002-08-28 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=238&show=y SEPTUM PELLUCIDUM Human SIG 2002-08-28 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=97&show=y SHORT INSULAR GYRI Human SL 2002-08-28 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=662&show=y simple lobule Human Sol 2002-08-28 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=739&show=y SOLITARY NUCLEUS Human sol 2002-08-28 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=782&show=y solitary tract Human Sp5 2002-08-28 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=553&show=y SPINAL TRIGEMINAL NUCLEUS Human sp5m 2002-08-28 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=788&show=y spinal trigeminal tract of medulla Human sp5p 2002-08-28 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=610&show=y spinal trigeminal tract of pons Human spo 2002-08-28 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=806&show=y spino-olivary tract Human stm 2002-08-28 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=807&show=y spinothalamic tract of medulla Human stmb 2002-08-28 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=526&show=y spinothalamic tract of midbrain Human stp 2002-08-28 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=607&show=y spinothalamic tract of pons Human scc 2002-08-28 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=178&show=y splenium of corpus callosum Human StL 2002-08-28 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=460&show=y STRATUM LEMNISCI OF SUPERIOR COLLICULUS Human SZ 2002-08-28 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=357&show=y stratum zonale of thalamus Human strm 2002-08-28 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=625&show=y striae medullares Human sm 2002-08-28 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=281&show=y stria medullaris of thalamus Human st 2002-08-28 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=268&show=y stria terminalis Human Str 2002-08-28 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=207&show=y STRIATUM Human SCA 2002-08-28 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=260&show=y subcallosal area Human SCO 2002-08-28 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=474&show=y subcommissural organ Human SubCn 2002-08-28 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=494&show=y subcuneiform nucleus Human SF 2002-08-28 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=294&show=y subfascicular nucleus Human SFO 2002-08-28 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=437&show=y subfornical organ Human S 2002-08-28 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=170&show=y subiculum Human slic 2002-08-28 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=186&show=y sublenticular part of internal capsule Human SLn 2002-08-28 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=454&show=y sublentiform nucleus Human SLg 2002-08-28 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=760&show=y sublingual nucleus Human SM 2002-08-28 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=347&show=y submedial nucleus Human sbps 2002-08-28 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=84&show=y subparietal sulcus Human SI 2002-08-28 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=256&show=y substantia innominata Human SN 2002-08-28 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=527&show=y SUBSTANTIA NIGRA Human STh 2002-08-28 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=418&show=y subthalamic nucleus Human SbTh 2002-08-28 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=417&show=y SUBTHALAMUS Human slm 2002-08-28 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=626&show=y sulcus limitans Human SuG 2002-08-28 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=458&show=y superficial gray layer of superior colliculus Human SuWh 2002-08-28 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=459&show=y superficial white layer of superior colliculus Human SuC 2002-08-28 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=557&show=y superior central nucleus Human 5 2002-08-31 281 No description provided. superior cerebellar peduncle Human scpmb 2002-08-28 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=573155162&show=y superior cerebellar peduncle of midbrain Human scpp 2002-08-28 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=1007150190&show=y superior cerebellar peduncle of pons Human scis 2002-08-28 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=7&show=y superior cistern Human SC 2002-08-28 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=456&show=y SUPERIOR COLLICULUS Human sfv 2002-08-28 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=622&show=y superior fovea Human SFG 2002-08-28 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=65&show=y superior frontal gyrus Human sfrs 2002-08-28 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=42&show=y superior frontal sulcus Human sfw 2002-08-28 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=-437238407&show=y superior frontal white matter Human sml 2002-08-28 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=692&show=y superior medullary lamina Human smv 2002-08-28 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=588&show=y superior medullary velum Human SOG 2002-08-28 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=136&show=y superior occipital gyrus Human SOC 2002-08-28 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=564&show=y SUPERIOR OLIVARY COMPLEX Human SOl 2002-08-28 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=565&show=y SUPERIOR OLIVE Human SPL 2002-08-28 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=88&show=y superior parietal lobule Human spw 2002-08-28 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=-80092279&show=y superior parietal white matter Human sps 2002-08-28 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=4&show=y superior pontine sulcus Human spcs 2002-08-28 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=82&show=y superior postcentral sulcus Human sprs 2002-08-28 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=52&show=y superior precentral sulcus Human SRoG 2002-08-28 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=309168177&show=y superior rostral gyrus Human sros 2002-08-28 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=56&show=y superior rostral sulcus Human SuS 2002-08-28 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=585&show=y superior salivatory nucleus Human SSL 2002-08-28 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=664&show=y superior semilunar lobule Human STG 2002-08-28 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=118&show=y superior temporal gyrus Human sts 2002-08-28 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=111&show=y superior temporal sulcus Human stw 2002-08-28 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=-659272139&show=y superior temporal white matter Human sthp 2002-08-28 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=353&show=y superior thalamic peduncle Human TFPGS 2002-08-28 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=-2063754382&show=y superior transverse frontopolar gyrus Human SuVe 2002-08-28 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=712&show=y superior vestibular nucleus Human SCG 2002-08-28 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=154&show=y SUPRACALLOSAL GYRUS Human SCh 2002-08-28 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=367&show=y suprachiasmatic nucleus Human SG 2002-08-28 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=346&show=y suprageniculate nucleus Human sumx 2002-08-28 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=404&show=y supramammillary commissure Human SuM 2002-08-28 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=400&show=y supramammillary nucleus Human SMG 2002-08-28 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=90&show=y supramarginal gyrus Human smw 2002-08-28 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=-1838638796&show=y supramarginal white matter Human SoC 2002-08-28 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=366&show=y supraoptic crest Human SO 2002-08-28 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=368&show=y supraoptic nucleus Human soh 2002-08-28 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=374&show=y supraopticohypophysial tract Human SPiRe 2002-08-28 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=438&show=y suprapineal recess Human SSp 2002-08-28 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=773&show=y supraspinal nucleus Human TCd 2002-08-28 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=211&show=y tail of caudate nucleus Human tb 2002-08-28 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=808&show=y tectobulbar tract Human tp 2002-08-28 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=608&show=y tectopontine tract Human ts 2002-08-28 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=783&show=y tectospinal tract Human Tec 2002-08-28 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=448&show=y TECTUM Human tc4v 2002-08-28 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=636&show=y tela choroidea of fourth ventricle Human tclv 2002-08-28 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=201&show=y tela choroidea of lateral ventricle Human tc3v 2002-08-28 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=436&show=y tela choroidea of third ventricle Human Tel 2002-08-28 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=12&show=y TELENCEPHALON Human tdf 2002-08-28 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=9&show=y telodiencephalic fissure Human TLV 2002-08-28 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=204&show=y temporal horn of lateral ventricle Human TL 2002-08-28 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=107&show=y TEMPORAL LOBE Human top 2002-08-28 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=109&show=y temporal operculum Human tmp 2002-08-28 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=108&show=y temporal pole Human tw 2002-08-28 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=1780216775&show=y TEMPORAL WHITE MATTER Human tnclv 2002-08-28 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=196&show=y tenia choroidea of lateral ventricle Human tfb 2002-08-28 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=197&show=y tenia of fimbria Human tfx 2002-08-28 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=198&show=y tenia of fornix Human t4v 2002-08-28 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=629&show=y tenia of fourth ventricle Human tth 2002-08-28 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=431&show=y tenia of thalamus Human trn 2002-08-28 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=14&show=y terminal nerve Human tms 2002-08-28 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=274&show=y terminal sulcus Human tv 2002-08-28 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=1806126526&show=y terminal velum Human thf 2002-08-28 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=349&show=y THALAMIC FIBER TRACTS Human Rt 2002-08-28 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=348&show=y thalamic reticular nucleus Human Th 2002-08-28 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=283&show=y THALAMUS Human 3V 2002-08-28 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=429&show=y THIRD VENTRICLE Human TFPG 2002-08-28 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=962901580&show=y TRANSVERSE FRONTOPOLAR GYRI Human tocs 2002-08-28 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=127&show=y transverse occipital sulcus Human tos 2002-08-28 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=62&show=y transverse orbital sulcus Human tpf 2002-08-28 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=615&show=y transverse pontine fibers Human tts 2002-08-28 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=110&show=y transverse temporal sulcus Human tz 2002-08-28 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=589&show=y trapezoid body Human Tz 2002-08-28 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=571&show=y trapezoid nuclei Human TrIFG 2002-08-28 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=68&show=y triangular part of inferior frontal gyrus Human TS 2002-08-28 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=245&show=y triangular septal nucleus Human 5n 2002-08-28 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=540&show=y trigeminal nerve Human 5nf 2002-08-28 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=603&show=y trigeminal nerve fibers Human 5 2002-08-31 281 No description provided. The original URL is: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=457&show=y TRIGEMINAL NUCLEI Human 5t 2002-08-28 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=708&show=y trigeminal tubercle Human 4n 2002-08-28 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=449&show=y trochlear nerve Human 4nf 2002-08-28 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=477&show=y trochlear nerve fibers Human 4 2002-08-28 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=504&show=y trochlear nucleus Human THP 2002-08-28 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=391&show=y tuberal part of hypophysis Human tbcn 2002-08-28 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=376&show=y tuber cinereum Human TV 2002-08-28 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=673&show=y tuber of vermis Human TM 2002-08-28 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=410&show=y tuberomammillary nucleus Human unc 2002-08-28 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=592&show=y uncinate fasciculus of pons Human un 2002-08-28 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=21&show=y uncus Human Uv 2002-08-28 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=675&show=y uvula Human 10nf 2002-08-28 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=791&show=y vagal nerve fibers Human 10t 2002-08-28 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=631&show=y vagal trigone Human 10n 2002-08-28 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=699&show=y vagus nerve Human vlcb 2002-08-28 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=643&show=y vallecula cerebelli Human vi 2002-08-28 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=434&show=y velum interpositum Human vas 2002-08-28 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=600&show=y ventral acoustic stria Human vaf 2002-08-28 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=270&show=y ventral amygdalofugal projection Human VA 2002-08-28 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=317&show=y VENTRAL ANTERIOR NUCLEUS Human VCo 2002-08-28 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=719&show=y VENTRAL COCHLEAR NUCLEI Human vcsp 2002-08-28 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=799&show=y ventral corticospinal tract Human vea 2002-08-28 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=794&show=y ventral external arcuate fibers Human VL 2002-08-28 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=320&show=y VENTRAL LATERAL NUCLEUS Human VNG 2002-08-28 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=316&show=y VENTRAL NUCLEAR GROUP Human VLG 2002-08-28 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=337&show=y ventral nucleus of lateral geniculate body Human VLL 2002-08-28 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=587&show=y ventral nucleus of lateral lemniscus Human VMG 2002-08-28 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=340&show=y ventral nucleus of medial geniculate body Human V3 2002-08-28 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=487&show=y ventral oculomotor nucleus Human VPRt 2002-08-28 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=734&show=y ventral paramedian reticular nucleus Human VP 2002-08-28 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=326&show=y VENTRAL POSTERIOR NUCLEUS Human VPI 2002-08-28 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=333&show=y ventral posteroinferior nucleus Human VPL 2002-08-28 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=327&show=y VENTRAL POSTEROLATERAL NUCLEUS Human VPM 2002-08-28 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=330&show=y VENTRAL POSTEROMEDIAL NUCLEUS Human VRt 2002-08-28 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=730&show=y ventral reticular nucleus Human vsox 2002-08-28 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=372&show=y ventral supraoptic decussation Human VTA 2002-08-28 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=512&show=y ventral tegmental area Human vtgx 2002-08-28 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=515&show=y ventral tegmental decussation Human VTg 2002-08-28 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=509&show=y ventral tegmental nucleus Human v5 2002-08-28 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=609&show=y ventral trigeminal tract Human vlfmb 2002-08-28 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=481&show=y ventrolateral fissure of midbrain Human VLSol 2002-08-28 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=744&show=y ventrolateral subnucleus of solitary tract Human vls 2002-08-28 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=707&show=y ventrolateral sulcus Human VMH 2002-08-28 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=381&show=y ventromedial nucleus of hypothalamus Human VAL 2002-08-28 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=653&show=y VERMIS OF ANTERIOR LOBE Human VPLb 2002-08-28 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=670&show=y VERMIS OF POSTERIOR LOBE Human vba 2002-08-28 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=619&show=y vestibular area Human Ve 2002-08-28 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=711&show=y VESTIBULAR NUCLEI Human vcb 2002-08-28 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=611&show=y vestibulocerebellar tract Human 8n 2002-08-28 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=544&show=y vestibulocochlear nerve Human 8nf 2002-08-28 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=601&show=y vestibulocochlear nerve fibers Human vs 2002-08-28 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=809&show=y vestibulospinal tract Human ZI 2002-08-28 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=421&show=y zona incerta Human Zo 2002-08-28 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=457&show=y zonal layer of superior colliculus Human 6n 2002-09-02 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=541&show=y abducens nerve Macaca fascicularis 6nf 2002-09-02 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=593&show=y abducens nerve fibers Macaca fascicularis 6 2002-09-02 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=580&show=y abducens nucleus Macaca fascicularis ABA 2002-09-02 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=231&show=y accessory basal amygdaloid nucleus Macaca fascicularis ACu 2002-09-02 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=765&show=y accessory cuneate nucleus Macaca fascicularis aml 2002-09-02 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=218&show=y accessory medullary lamina Macaca fascicularis 11nf 2002-09-02 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=789&show=y accessory nerve fibers Macaca fascicularis APRt 2002-09-02 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=733&show=y accessory paramedian reticular nucleus Macaca fascicularis act 2002-09-02 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=630&show=y acoustic tubercle Macaca fascicularis AHP 2002-09-02 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=390&show=y ADENOHYPOPHYSIS Macaca fascicularis ACL 2002-09-02 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=652&show=y alar central lobule Macaca fascicularis alv 2002-09-02 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=168&show=y alveus Macaca fascicularis amdt 2002-09-02 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=683&show=y amiculum of dentate nucleus Macaca fascicularis amio 2002-09-02 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=749&show=y amiculum of inferior olive Macaca fascicularis Amg 2002-09-02 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=219&show=y AMYGDALA Macaca fascicularis AnG 2002-09-02 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=91&show=y angular gyrus Macaca fascicularis anw 2002-09-02 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=2035150043&show=y angular white matter Macaca fascicularis AG 2002-09-02 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=135&show=y annectant gyrus Macaca fascicularis aw 2002-09-02 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=922579890&show=y annectant white matter Macaca fascicularis al 2002-09-02 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=427&show=y ansa lenticularis Macaca fascicularis ap 2002-09-02 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=428&show=y ansa peduncularis Macaca fascicularis An 2002-09-02 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=663&show=y ANSIFORM LOBULE Macaca fascicularis AA 2002-09-02 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=221&show=y anterior amygdaloid area Macaca fascicularis acbi 2002-09-02 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=3&show=y anterior cerebellar incisure Macaca fascicularis ACgG 2002-09-02 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=143&show=y anterior cingulate gyrus Macaca fascicularis acgw 2002-09-02 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=1750646129&show=y anterior cingulate white matter Macaca fascicularis afx 2002-09-02 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=251&show=y anterior column of fornix Macaca fascicularis ac 2002-09-02 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=187&show=y ANTERIOR COMMISSURE Macaca fascicularis acc 2002-09-02 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=174&show=y anterior forceps of corpus callosum Macaca fascicularis ahc 2002-09-02 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=373&show=y anterior hypothalamic commissure Macaca fascicularis AHR 2002-09-02 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=359&show=y ANTERIOR HYPOTHALAMIC REGION Macaca fascicularis aic 2002-09-02 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=181&show=y anterior limb of internal capsule Macaca fascicularis ALCb 2002-09-02 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=647&show=y ANTERIOR LOBE OF CEREBELLUM Macaca fascicularis AME 2002-09-02 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=386&show=y anterior median eminence Macaca fascicularis amf 2002-09-02 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=697&show=y anterior median fissure Macaca fascicularis AM3 2002-09-02 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=488&show=y anterior median oculomotor nucleus Macaca fascicularis amts 2002-09-02 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=114&show=y anterior middle temporal sulcus Macaca fascicularis ANG 2002-09-02 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=285&show=y ANTERIOR NUCLEAR GROUP Macaca fascicularis AH 2002-09-02 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=369&show=y anterior nucleus of hypothalamus Macaca fascicularis AO 2002-09-02 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=262&show=y anterior olfactory nucleus Macaca fascicularis apos 2002-09-02 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=34&show=y anterior parieto-occipital sulcus Macaca fascicularis aca 2002-09-02 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=188&show=y anterior part of anterior commissure Macaca fascicularis APS 2002-09-02 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=264&show=y anterior perforated substance Macaca fascicularis AQL 2002-09-02 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=651&show=y anterior quadrangular lobule Macaca fascicularis asc 2002-09-02 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=805&show=y anterior spinocerebellar tract Macaca fascicularis ascs 2002-09-02 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=54&show=y anterior subcentral sulcus Macaca fascicularis atp 2002-09-02 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=352&show=y anterior thalamic peduncle Macaca fascicularis at 2002-09-02 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=273&show=y anterior tubercle Macaca fascicularis AD 2002-09-02 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=286&show=y anterodorsal nucleus Macaca fascicularis AM 2002-09-02 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=287&show=y anteromedial nucleus Macaca fascicularis AVCo 2002-09-02 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=720&show=y anteroventral cochlear nucleus Macaca fascicularis AV 2002-09-02 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=288&show=y anteroventral nucleus Macaca fascicularis AVPe 2002-09-02 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=365&show=y anteroventral periventricular nucleus Macaca fascicularis abv 2002-09-02 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=689&show=y arbor vitae Macaca fascicularis ACx 2002-09-02 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=152&show=y ARCHICORTEX Macaca fascicularis ArcH 2002-09-02 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=378&show=y arcuate nucleus of hypothalamus Macaca fascicularis ArcM 2002-09-02 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=772&show=y arcuate nucleus of medulla Macaca fascicularis APO 2002-09-02 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=769&show=y area postrema Macaca fascicularis X 2002-09-02 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=325&show=y area X Macaca fascicularis asc7 2002-09-02 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=575&show=y ascending fibers of facial nerve Macaca fascicularis BA 2002-09-02 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=228&show=y BASAL AMYGDALOID NUCLEUS Macaca fascicularis BG 2002-09-02 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=206&show=y BASAL GANGLIA Macaca fascicularis B 2002-09-02 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=257&show=y basal nucleus Macaca fascicularis Bpons 2002-09-02 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=612&show=y BASAL PART OF PONS Macaca fascicularis bss 2002-09-02 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=545&show=y basilar sulcus Macaca fascicularis BL 2002-09-02 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=226&show=y BASOLATERAL NUCLEAR GROUP Macaca fascicularis BvL 2002-09-02 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=667&show=y biventer lobule Macaca fascicularis BCd 2002-09-02 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=210&show=y body of caudate nucleus Macaca fascicularis bcc 2002-09-02 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=177&show=y body of corpus callosum Macaca fascicularis bfx 2002-09-02 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=253&show=y body of fornix Macaca fascicularis BLV 2002-09-02 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=203&show=y body of lateral ventricle Macaca fascicularis bic 2002-09-02 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=471&show=y brachium of inferior colliculus Macaca fascicularis bsc 2002-09-02 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=465&show=y brachium of superior colliculus Macaca fascicularis Br 2002-09-02 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=1&show=y BRAIN Macaca fascicularis CA1 2002-09-02 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=165&show=y CA1 field Macaca fascicularis CA2 2002-09-02 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=166&show=y CA2 field Macaca fascicularis CA3 2002-09-02 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=167&show=y CA3 field Macaca fascicularis clst 2002-09-02 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=634&show=y calamus scriptorius Macaca fascicularis cav 2002-09-02 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=192&show=y calcar avis Macaca fascicularis ccs 2002-09-02 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=25&show=y calcarine sulcus Macaca fascicularis cas 2002-09-02 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=17&show=y callosal sulcus Macaca fascicularis cmg 2002-09-02 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=342&show=y capsule of medial geniculate body Macaca fascicularis cr 2002-09-02 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=499&show=y capsule of red nucleus Macaca fascicularis csth 2002-09-02 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=425&show=y capsule of subthalamic nucleus Macaca fascicularis CC3 2002-09-02 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=491&show=y caudal central oculomotor nucleus Macaca fascicularis CSp5 2002-09-02 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=768&show=y caudal part of spinal trigeminal nucleus Macaca fascicularis VLC 2002-09-02 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=322&show=y caudal part of ventral lateral nucleus Macaca fascicularis VPLC 2002-09-02 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=329&show=y caudal part of ventral posterolateral nucleus Macaca fascicularis PnC 2002-09-02 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=561&show=y caudal pontine reticular nucleus Macaca fascicularis Cd 2002-09-02 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=208&show=y CAUDATE NUCLEUS Macaca fascicularis CSP 2002-09-02 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=239&show=y cave of septum pellucidum Macaca fascicularis CeA 2002-09-02 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=225&show=y central amygdaloid nucleus Macaca fascicularis CC 2002-09-02 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=770&show=y central canal Macaca fascicularis CD 2002-09-02 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=302&show=y central dorsal nucleus Macaca fascicularis CGM 2002-09-02 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=753&show=y central gray substance of medulla Macaca fascicularis CGMB 2002-09-02 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=501&show=y central gray substance of midbrain Macaca fascicularis CGPn 2002-09-02 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=562&show=y central gray substance of pons Macaca fascicularis cis 2002-09-02 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=94&show=y central insular sulcus Macaca fascicularis CL 2002-09-02 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=303&show=y central lateral nucleus Macaca fascicularis CLb 2002-09-02 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=655&show=y central lobule Macaca fascicularis CM 2002-09-02 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=304&show=y central medial nucleus Macaca fascicularis CMRt 2002-09-02 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=726&show=y CENTRAL MEDULLARY RETICULAR GROUP Macaca fascicularis CIC 2002-09-02 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=470&show=y central nucleus of inferior colliculus Macaca fascicularis C3 2002-09-02 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=490&show=y central oculomotor nucleus Macaca fascicularis cs 2002-09-02 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=29&show=y central sulcus Macaca fascicularis ctgmb 2002-09-02 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=519&show=y central tegmental tract of midbrain Macaca fascicularis ctgp 2002-09-02 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=596&show=y central tegmental tract of pons Macaca fascicularis CMn 2002-09-02 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=306&show=y centromedian nucleus Macaca fascicularis CbCx 2002-09-02 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=644&show=y CEREBELLAR CORTEX Macaca fascicularis CbT 2002-09-02 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=668&show=y cerebellar tonsil Macaca fascicularis cbw 2002-09-02 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=688&show=y CEREBELLAR WHITE MATTER Macaca fascicularis cmcis 2002-09-02 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=533&show=y cerebellomedullary cistern Macaca fascicularis cbpa 2002-09-02 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=535&show=y cerebellopontine angle Macaca fascicularis Cb 2002-09-02 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=640&show=y CEREBELLUM Macaca fascicularis Aq 2002-09-02 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=500&show=y cerebral aqueduct Macaca fascicularis Cx 2002-09-02 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=20&show=y CEREBRAL CORTEX Macaca fascicularis ccr 2002-09-02 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=530&show=y cerebral crus Macaca fascicularis CP 2002-09-02 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=478&show=y CEREBRAL PEDUNCLE Macaca fascicularis cw 2002-09-02 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=171&show=y CEREBRAL WHITE MATTER Macaca fascicularis ccbf 2002-09-02 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=2&show=y cerebrocerebellar fissure Macaca fascicularis ccis 2002-09-02 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=11&show=y chiasmatic cistern Macaca fascicularis chf 2002-09-02 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=5&show=y choroidal fissure Macaca fascicularis cp4v 2002-09-02 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=635&show=y choroid plexus of fourth ventricle Macaca fascicularis cplv 2002-09-02 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=200&show=y choroid plexus of lateral ventricle Macaca fascicularis cp3v 2002-09-02 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=435&show=y choroid plexus of third ventricle Macaca fascicularis CgG 2002-09-02 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=141&show=y CINGULATE GYRUS Macaca fascicularis cgs 2002-09-02 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=24&show=y cingulate sulcus Macaca fascicularis cgw 2002-09-02 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=685484116&show=y CINGULATE WHITE MATTER Macaca fascicularis crs 2002-09-02 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=32&show=y circular sulcus of insula Macaca fascicularis cislt 2002-09-02 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=10&show=y cistern of lamina terminalis Macaca fascicularis ClA 2002-09-02 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=233&show=y claustral amygdaloid area Macaca fascicularis Cl 2002-09-02 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=234&show=y claustrum Macaca fascicularis Co 2002-09-02 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=717&show=y COCHLEAR NUCLEI Macaca fascicularis coe 2002-09-02 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=193&show=y collateral eminence Macaca fascicularis cos 2002-09-02 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=28&show=y collateral sulcus Macaca fascicularis clt 2002-09-02 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=199&show=y collateral trigone Macaca fascicularis Cm10 2002-09-02 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=751&show=y commissural nucleus of vagus nerve Macaca fascicularis cfx 2002-09-02 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=255&show=y commissure of fornix Macaca fascicularis cic 2002-09-02 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=472&show=y commissure of inferior colliculus Macaca fascicularis csc 2002-09-02 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=466&show=y commissure of superior colliculus Macaca fascicularis cc 2002-09-02 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=173&show=y CORPUS CALLOSUM Macaca fascicularis CoA 2002-09-02 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=222&show=y cortical amygdaloid nucleus Macaca fascicularis CMA 2002-09-02 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=220&show=y CORTICOMEDIAL NUCLEAR GROUP Macaca fascicularis ctt 2002-09-02 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=476&show=y corticotectal tract Macaca fascicularis c11n 2002-09-02 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=700&show=y cranial part of accessory nerve Macaca fascicularis Cul 2002-09-02 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=656&show=y culmen Macaca fascicularis cu 2002-09-02 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=786&show=y cuneate fasciculus of medulla Macaca fascicularis Cu 2002-09-02 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=764&show=y cuneate nucleus Macaca fascicularis cut 2002-09-02 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=709&show=y cuneate tubercle Macaca fascicularis cuw 2002-09-02 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=-1269332145&show=y cuneate white matter Macaca fascicularis CnF 2002-09-02 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=493&show=y cuneiform nucleus Macaca fascicularis ccb 2002-09-02 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=800&show=y cuneocerebellar tract Macaca fascicularis Cun 2002-09-02 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=139&show=y cuneus Macaca fascicularis Dec 2002-09-02 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=671&show=y declive Macaca fascicularis mlx 2002-09-02 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=785&show=y decussation of medial lemniscus Macaca fascicularis xscp 2002-09-02 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=518&show=y decussation of superior cerebellar peduncle Macaca fascicularis 4x 2002-09-02 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=590&show=y decussation of trochlear nerve Macaca fascicularis DCb 2002-09-02 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=679&show=y DEEP CEREBELLAR NUCLEI Macaca fascicularis DpG 2002-09-02 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=463&show=y deep gray layer of superior colliculus Macaca fascicularis DpWh 2002-09-02 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=464&show=y deep white layer of superior colliculus Macaca fascicularis MDD 2002-09-02 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=299&show=y densocellular part of medial dorsal nucleus Macaca fascicularis DG 2002-09-02 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=161&show=y DENTATE GYRUS Macaca fascicularis Dt 2002-09-02 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=680&show=y DENTATE NUCLEUS Macaca fascicularis dt 2002-09-02 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=525&show=y dentatothalamic tract Macaca fascicularis d7 2002-09-02 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=577&show=y descending fibers of facial nerve Macaca fascicularis db 2002-09-02 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=267&show=y diagonal band Macaca fascicularis DiE 2002-09-02 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=271&show=y DIENCEPHALON Macaca fascicularis DRt 2002-09-02 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=757&show=y diffuse reticular nucleus Macaca fascicularis DHP 2002-09-02 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=393&show=y distal part of hypophysis Macaca fascicularis DIO 2002-09-02 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=747&show=y dorsal accessory inferior olivary nucleus Macaca fascicularis das 2002-09-02 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=598&show=y dorsal acoustic stria Macaca fascicularis DCo 2002-09-02 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=718&show=y dorsal cochlear nucleus Macaca fascicularis dea 2002-09-02 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=793&show=y dorsal external arcuate fibers Macaca fascicularis DH 2002-09-02 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=413&show=y dorsal hypothalamic area Macaca fascicularis dis 2002-09-02 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=704&show=y dorsal intermediate sulcus Macaca fascicularis dlfh 2002-09-02 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=415&show=y dorsal longitudinal fasciculus of hypothalamus Macaca fascicularis dlfm 2002-09-02 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=780&show=y dorsal longitudinal fasciculus of medulla Macaca fascicularis dlfmb 2002-09-02 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=516&show=y dorsal longitudinal fasciculus of midbrain Macaca fascicularis dlfp 2002-09-02 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=594&show=y dorsal longitudinal fasciculus of pons Macaca fascicularis dms 2002-09-02 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=705&show=y dorsal median sulcus Macaca fascicularis 10 2002-09-02 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=752&show=y dorsal motor nucleus of vagus nerve Macaca fascicularis DLG 2002-09-02 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=336&show=y dorsal nucleus of lateral geniculate body Macaca fascicularis DLL 2002-09-02 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=586&show=y dorsal nucleus of lateral lemniscus Macaca fascicularis DMG 2002-09-02 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=339&show=y dorsal nucleus of medial geniculate body Macaca fascicularis D3 2002-09-02 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=484&show=y dorsal oculomotor nucleus Macaca fascicularis DPGi 2002-09-02 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=729&show=y dorsal paragigantocellular nucleus Macaca fascicularis DPRt 2002-09-02 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=732&show=y dorsal paramedian reticular nucleus Macaca fascicularis DR 2002-09-02 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=503&show=y dorsal raphe nucleus Macaca fascicularis DS 2002-09-02 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=242&show=y dorsal septal nucleus Macaca fascicularis dsox 2002-09-02 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=371&show=y dorsal supraoptic decussation Macaca fascicularis dtgx 2002-09-02 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=514&show=y dorsal tegmental decussation Macaca fascicularis DTg 2002-09-02 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=508&show=y dorsal tegmental nucleus Macaca fascicularis d5 2002-09-02 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=602&show=y dorsal trigeminal tract Macaca fascicularis dfm 2002-09-02 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=779&show=y dorsolateral fasciculus of medulla Macaca fascicularis dfmb 2002-09-02 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=447&show=y dorsolateral fissure of midbrain Macaca fascicularis DLSol 2002-09-02 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=740&show=y dorsolateral subnucleus of solitary tract Macaca fascicularis dls 2002-09-02 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=703&show=y dorsolateral sulcus Macaca fascicularis DMH 2002-09-02 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=380&show=y dorsomedial nucleus of hypothalamus Macaca fascicularis DMSol 2002-09-02 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=741&show=y dorsomedial subnucleus of solitary tract Macaca fascicularis ecs 2002-09-02 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=128&show=y ectocalcarine sulcus Macaca fascicularis Emb 2002-09-02 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=685&show=y emboliform nucleus Macaca fascicularis Ent 2002-09-02 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=150&show=y entorhinal area Macaca fascicularis entw 2002-09-02 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=210592544&show=y entorhinal white matter Macaca fascicularis ETh 2002-09-02 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=275&show=y EPITHALAMUS Macaca fascicularis ec 2002-09-02 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=235&show=y external capsule Macaca fascicularis eml 2002-09-02 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=350&show=y external medullary lamina Macaca fascicularis EIC 2002-09-02 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=469&show=y external nucleus of inferior colliculus Macaca fascicularis exc 2002-09-02 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=236&show=y extreme capsule Macaca fascicularis fc 2002-09-02 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=621&show=y facial colliculus Macaca fascicularis 7 2002-09-02 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=581&show=y facial motor nucleus Macaca fascicularis 7n 2002-09-02 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=542&show=y facial nerve Macaca fascicularis 7nf 2002-09-02 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=574&show=y FACIAL NERVE FIBERS Macaca fascicularis fd 2002-09-02 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=162&show=y fascia dentata Macaca fascicularis FG 2002-09-02 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=158&show=y fasciolar gyrus Macaca fascicularis Fas 2002-09-02 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=687&show=y fastigial nucleus Macaca fascicularis ft 2002-09-02 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=618&show=y fastigium Macaca fascicularis H 2002-09-02 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=423&show=y field H Macaca fascicularis H1 2002-09-02 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=422&show=y field H1 Macaca fascicularis H2 2002-09-02 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=424&show=y field H2 Macaca fascicularis fi 2002-09-02 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=169&show=y fimbria of hippocampus Macaca fascicularis fdf 2002-09-02 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=160&show=y fimbriodentate fissure Macaca fascicularis FNL 2002-09-02 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=676&show=y FLOCCULONODULAR LOBE Macaca fascicularis Fl 2002-09-02 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=677&show=y flocculus Macaca fascicularis Fol 2002-09-02 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=672&show=y folium Macaca fascicularis fca 2002-09-02 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=539&show=y foramen cecum anterior Macaca fascicularis fcp 2002-09-02 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=546&show=y foramen cecum posterior Macaca fascicularis FB 2002-09-02 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=8&show=y FOREBRAIN Macaca fascicularis fx 2002-09-02 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=250&show=y FORNIX Macaca fascicularis 4V 2002-09-02 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=617&show=y FOURTH VENTRICLE Macaca fascicularis FLV 2002-09-02 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=202&show=y frontal horn of lateral ventricle Macaca fascicularis FL 2002-09-02 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=37&show=y FRONTAL LOBE Macaca fascicularis fro 2002-09-02 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=39&show=y frontal operculum Macaca fascicularis frp 2002-09-02 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=38&show=y frontal pole Macaca fascicularis fw 2002-09-02 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=264031898&show=y FRONTAL WHITE MATTER Macaca fascicularis FOG 2002-09-02 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=72&show=y fronto-orbital gyrus Macaca fascicularis fros 2002-09-02 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=59&show=y fronto-orbital sulcus Macaca fascicularis fow 2002-09-02 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=1206633712&show=y fronto-orbital white matter Macaca fascicularis fsp 2002-09-02 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=624&show=y funiculus separans Macaca fascicularis FuG 2002-09-02 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=121&show=y fusiform gyrus Macaca fascicularis fuw 2002-09-02 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=63505126&show=y fusiform white matter Macaca fascicularis gcc 2002-09-02 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=176&show=y genu of corpus callosum Macaca fascicularis gic 2002-09-02 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=182&show=y genu of internal capsule Macaca fascicularis Gi 2002-09-02 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=727&show=y gigantocellular nucleus Macaca fascicularis Glo 2002-09-02 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=686&show=y globose nucleus Macaca fascicularis GP 2002-09-02 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=213&show=y GLOBUS PALLIDUS Macaca fascicularis 9n 2002-09-02 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=698&show=y glossopharyngeal nerve Macaca fascicularis 9nf 2002-09-02 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=790&show=y glossopharyngeal nerve fibers Macaca fascicularis gr 2002-09-02 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=787&show=y gracile fasciculus of medulla Macaca fascicularis GrL 2002-09-02 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=666&show=y gracile lobule Macaca fascicularis Gr 2002-09-02 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=763&show=y gracile nucleus Macaca fascicularis grt 2002-09-02 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=710&show=y gracilis tubercle Macaca fascicularis GRe 2002-09-02 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=76&show=y gyrus rectus Macaca fascicularis Hb 2002-09-02 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=277&show=y HABENULA Macaca fascicularis hbc 2002-09-02 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=282&show=y habenular commissure Macaca fascicularis hbs 2002-09-02 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=433&show=y habenular sulcus Macaca fascicularis hbt 2002-09-02 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=276&show=y habenular trigone Macaca fascicularis hipd 2002-09-02 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=444&show=y habenulo-interpeduncular tract of diencephalon Macaca fascicularis hipm 2002-09-02 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=439377875&show=y habenulo-interpeduncular tract of midbrain Macaca fascicularis HCd 2002-09-02 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=209&show=y head of caudate nucleus Macaca fascicularis HAL 2002-09-02 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=650&show=y HEMISPHERE OF ANTERIOR LOBE Macaca fascicularis HPL 2002-09-02 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=661&show=y HEMISPHERE OF POSTERIOR LOBE Macaca fascicularis hdt 2002-09-02 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=684&show=y hilum of dentate nucleus Macaca fascicularis hio 2002-09-02 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=750&show=y hilum of inferior olive Macaca fascicularis hdg 2002-09-02 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=163&show=y hilus of dentate gyrus Macaca fascicularis HB 2002-09-02 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=531&show=y HINDBRAIN Macaca fascicularis HiF 2002-09-02 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=159&show=y HIPPOCAMPAL FORMATION Macaca fascicularis his 2002-09-02 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=23&show=y hippocampal sulcus Macaca fascicularis Hi 2002-09-02 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=164&show=y HIPPOCAMPUS Macaca fascicularis hzf 2002-09-02 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=658&show=y horizontal fissure Macaca fascicularis 12n 2002-09-02 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=701&show=y hypoglossal nerve Macaca fascicularis 12nf 2002-09-02 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=795&show=y hypoglossal nerve fibers Macaca fascicularis 12 2002-09-02 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=754&show=y hypoglossal nucleus Macaca fascicularis 12t 2002-09-02 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=632&show=y hypoglossal trigone Macaca fascicularis HP 2002-09-02 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=382&show=y HYPOPHYSIS Macaca fascicularis hys 2002-09-02 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=432&show=y hypothalamic sulcus Macaca fascicularis Hy 2002-09-02 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=358&show=y HYPOTHALAMUS Macaca fascicularis IG 2002-09-02 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=155&show=y induseum griseum Macaca fascicularis iccs 2002-09-02 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=130&show=y inferior calcarine sulcus Macaca fascicularis ICe 2002-09-02 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=558&show=y inferior central nucleus Macaca fascicularis icp 2002-09-02 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=778&show=y inferior cerebellar peduncle Macaca fascicularis IC 2002-09-02 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=467&show=y INFERIOR COLLICULUS Macaca fascicularis ifv 2002-09-02 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=623&show=y inferior fovea Macaca fascicularis IFG 2002-09-02 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=67&show=y INFERIOR FRONTAL GYRUS Macaca fascicularis ifw 2002-09-02 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=957385971&show=y inferior frontal white matter Macaca fascicularis inml 2002-09-02 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=693&show=y inferior medullary lamina Macaca fascicularis imv 2002-09-02 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=694&show=y inferior medullary velum Macaca fascicularis IOG 2002-09-02 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=138&show=y inferior occipital gyrus Macaca fascicularis iocs 2002-09-02 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=126&show=y inferior occipital sulcus Macaca fascicularis iow 2002-09-02 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=-1176007523&show=y inferior occipital white matter Macaca fascicularis IO 2002-09-02 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=745&show=y INFERIOR OLIVARY COMPLEX Macaca fascicularis ifol 2002-09-02 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=696&show=y inferior olive Macaca fascicularis IPL 2002-09-02 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=89&show=y INFERIOR PARIETAL LOBULE Macaca fascicularis ips 2002-09-02 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=532&show=y inferior pontine sulcus Macaca fascicularis ipcs 2002-09-02 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=83&show=y inferior postcentral sulcus Macaca fascicularis IPul 2002-09-02 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=315&show=y inferior pulvinar nucleus Macaca fascicularis iras 2002-09-02 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=46&show=y inferior ramus of arcuate sulcus Macaca fascicularis IS 2002-09-02 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=761&show=y inferior salivatory nucleus Macaca fascicularis ISL 2002-09-02 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=665&show=y inferior semilunar lobule Macaca fascicularis ITG 2002-09-02 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=120&show=y inferior temporal gyrus Macaca fascicularis itw 2002-09-02 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=-1497723952&show=y inferior temporal white matter Macaca fascicularis itp 2002-09-02 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=354&show=y inferior thalamic peduncle Macaca fascicularis IVe 2002-09-02 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=715&show=y inferior vestibular nucleus Macaca fascicularis IRe 2002-09-02 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=441&show=y infundibular recess Macaca fascicularis InfS 2002-09-02 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=388&show=y infundibular stem Macaca fascicularis Ins 2002-09-02 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=93&show=y INSULA Macaca fascicularis IA 2002-09-02 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=232&show=y intercalated amygdaloid nuclei Macaca fascicularis ias 2002-09-02 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=599&show=y intermediate acoustic stria Macaca fascicularis IHR 2002-09-02 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=375&show=y INTERMEDIATE HYPOTHALAMIC REGION Macaca fascicularis imn 2002-09-02 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=543&show=y intermediate nerve Macaca fascicularis I3 2002-09-02 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=485&show=y intermediate oculomotor nucleus Macaca fascicularis IHP 2002-09-02 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=392&show=y intermediate part of hypophysis Macaca fascicularis IPe 2002-09-02 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=377&show=y intermediate periventricular nucleus Macaca fascicularis ia 2002-09-02 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=792&show=y internal arcuate fibers Macaca fascicularis ic 2002-09-02 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=180&show=y INTERNAL CAPSULE Macaca fascicularis g7 2002-09-02 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=576&show=y internal genu of facial nerve Macaca fascicularis iml 2002-09-02 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=351&show=y internal medullary lamina Macaca fascicularis icis 2002-09-02 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=6&show=y interpeduncular cistern Macaca fascicularis ipf 2002-09-02 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=480&show=y interpeduncular fossa Macaca fascicularis IP 2002-09-02 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=513&show=y interpeduncular nucleus Macaca fascicularis ISp5 2002-09-02 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=335458770&show=y interpolar part of spinal trigeminal nucleus Macaca fascicularis ICjl 2002-09-02 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=506&show=y interstitial nucleus of Cajal Macaca fascicularis ISVe 2002-09-02 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=716&show=y interstitial nucleus of vestibular nerve Macaca fascicularis itha 2002-09-02 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=284&show=y interthalamic adhesion Macaca fascicularis IVF 2002-09-02 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=430&show=y interventricular foramen Macaca fascicularis icgs 2002-09-02 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=142&show=y intracingulate sulcus Macaca fascicularis ILG 2002-09-02 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=300&show=y INTRALAMINAR NUCLEAR GROUP Macaca fascicularis itps 2002-09-02 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=79&show=y intraparietal sulcus Macaca fascicularis IClj 2002-09-02 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=258&show=y islands of Calleja Macaca fascicularis icgw 2002-09-02 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=-1973597309&show=y isthmus cingulate white matter Macaca fascicularis ICgG 2002-09-02 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=145&show=y isthmus of cingulate gyrus Macaca fascicularis jx 2002-09-02 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=776&show=y juxtarestiform body Macaca fascicularis lma 2002-09-02 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=195&show=y lamina affixa Macaca fascicularis lsp 2002-09-02 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=240&show=y lamina of septum pellucidum Macaca fascicularis LT 2002-09-02 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=190&show=y lamina terminalis Macaca fascicularis LA 2002-09-02 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=227&show=y lateral amygdaloid nucleus Macaca fascicularis LA4V 2002-09-02 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=637&show=y lateral aperture of fourth ventricle Macaca fascicularis lcsp 2002-09-02 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=798&show=y lateral corticospinal tract Macaca fascicularis LD 2002-09-02 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=309&show=y lateral dorsal nucleus Macaca fascicularis lehp 2002-09-02 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=383&show=y lateral eminence of hypophysis Macaca fascicularis LG 2002-09-02 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=335&show=y LATERAL GENICULATE BODY Macaca fascicularis LGP 2002-09-02 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=214&show=y lateral globus pallidus Macaca fascicularis LHb 2002-09-02 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=278&show=y lateral habenular nucleus Macaca fascicularis LH 2002-09-02 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=409&show=y LATERAL HYPOTHALAMIC AREA Macaca fascicularis LHy 2002-09-02 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=412&show=y lateral hypothalamic nucleus Macaca fascicularis lils 2002-09-02 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=955732021&show=y lateral inferior limiting sulcus Macaca fascicularis ll 2002-09-02 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=605&show=y lateral lemniscus Macaca fascicularis lls 2002-09-02 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=156&show=y lateral longitudinal stria Macaca fascicularis LM 2002-09-02 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=396&show=y lateral mammillary nucleus Macaca fascicularis lml 2002-09-02 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=216&show=y lateral medullary lamina Macaca fascicularis LMRt 2002-09-02 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=723&show=y LATERAL MEDULLARY RETICULAR GROUP Macaca fascicularis LNG 2002-09-02 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=308&show=y LATERAL NUCLEAR GROUP Macaca fascicularis lo 2002-09-02 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=266&show=y lateral olfactory stria Macaca fascicularis LOrG 2002-09-02 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=74&show=y lateral orbital gyrus Macaca fascicularis los 2002-09-02 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=63&show=y lateral orbital sulcus Macaca fascicularis lorw 2002-09-02 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=-1517302059&show=y lateral orbital white matter Macaca fascicularis LPB 2002-09-02 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=583&show=y lateral parabrachial nucleus Macaca fascicularis LPGi 2002-09-02 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=728&show=y lateral paragigantocellular nucleus Macaca fascicularis BAL 2002-09-02 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=229&show=y lateral part of basal amygdaloid nucleus Macaca fascicularis MML 2002-09-02 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=399&show=y lateral part of medial mammillary nucleus Macaca fascicularis LPCu 2002-09-02 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=766&show=y lateral pericuneate nucleus Macaca fascicularis lpl 2002-09-02 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=522&show=y lateral pes lemniscus Macaca fascicularis LP 2002-09-02 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=310&show=y lateral posterior nucleus Macaca fascicularis LPO 2002-09-02 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=364&show=y lateral preoptic nucleus Macaca fascicularis LPul 2002-09-02 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=313&show=y lateral pulvinar nucleus Macaca fascicularis LR4V 2002-09-02 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=639&show=y lateral recess of fourth ventricle Macaca fascicularis LRt 2002-09-02 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=724&show=y lateral reticular nucleus Macaca fascicularis LS 2002-09-02 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=243&show=y lateral septal nucleus Macaca fascicularis ls 2002-09-02 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=30&show=y lateral sulcus Macaca fascicularis LSO 2002-09-02 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=566&show=y lateral superior olivary nucleus Macaca fascicularis LTu 2002-09-02 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=411&show=y lateral tuberal nuclei Macaca fascicularis LV 2002-09-02 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=191&show=y lateral ventricle Macaca fascicularis LVe 2002-09-02 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=713&show=y lateral vestibular nucleus Macaca fascicularis lmt 2002-09-02 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=536&show=y lemniscal trigone Macaca fascicularis ltic 2002-09-02 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=184&show=y lenticulothalamic part of internal capsule Macaca fascicularis LL 2002-09-02 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=1008802938&show=y LIMBIC LOBE Macaca fascicularis lmi 2002-09-02 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=31&show=y limen of insula Macaca fascicularis Lim 2002-09-02 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=344&show=y limitans nucleus Macaca fascicularis Li 2002-09-02 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=510&show=y linear nucleus Macaca fascicularis LiG 2002-09-02 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=140&show=y lingual gyrus Macaca fascicularis liw 2002-09-02 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=-2005119656&show=y lingual white matter Macaca fascicularis Lg 2002-09-02 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=654&show=y lingula Macaca fascicularis LC 2002-09-02 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=578&show=y locus ceruleus Macaca fascicularis lf 2002-09-02 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=16&show=y longitudinal fissure Macaca fascicularis lp 2002-09-02 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=614&show=y longitudinal pontine fibers Macaca fascicularis lus 2002-09-02 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=132&show=y lunate sulcus Macaca fascicularis MMG 2002-09-02 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=341&show=y magnocellular nucleus of medial geniculate body Macaca fascicularis MDM 2002-09-02 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=297&show=y magnocellular part of medial dorsal nucleus Macaca fascicularis RMC 2002-09-02 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=498&show=y magnocellular part of red nucleus Macaca fascicularis VAMC 2002-09-02 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=319&show=y magnocellular part of ventral anterior nucleus Macaca fascicularis mmb 2002-09-02 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=395&show=y mammillary body Macaca fascicularis mpe 2002-09-02 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=408&show=y mammillary peduncle Macaca fascicularis mpr 2002-09-02 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=405&show=y mammillary princeps fasciculus Macaca fascicularis mtg 2002-09-02 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=406&show=y mammillotegmental fasciculus Macaca fascicularis mthh 2002-09-02 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=407&show=y mammillothalamic tract of hypothalamus Macaca fascicularis mthth 2002-09-02 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=356&show=y mammillothalamic tract of thalamus Macaca fascicularis MIO 2002-09-02 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=748&show=y medial accessory inferior olivary nucleus Macaca fascicularis MeA 2002-09-02 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=223&show=y medial amygdaloid nucleus Macaca fascicularis MD 2002-09-02 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=295&show=y MEDIAL DORSAL NUCLEUS Macaca fascicularis me4v 2002-09-02 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=620&show=y medial eminence of fourth ventricle Macaca fascicularis mfb 2002-09-02 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=416&show=y medial forebrain bundle Macaca fascicularis MG 2002-09-02 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=338&show=y MEDIAL GENICULATE BODY Macaca fascicularis MGP 2002-09-02 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=215&show=y medial globus pallidus Macaca fascicularis MHb 2002-09-02 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=279&show=y medial habenular nucleus Macaca fascicularis mlm 2002-09-02 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=784&show=y medial lemniscus of medulla Macaca fascicularis mlmb 2002-09-02 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=524&show=y medial lemniscus of midbrain Macaca fascicularis mlp 2002-09-02 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=606&show=y medial lemniscus of pons Macaca fascicularis mlfm 2002-09-02 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=781&show=y medial longitudinal fasciculus of medulla Macaca fascicularis mlfmb 2002-09-02 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=517&show=y medial longitudinal fasciculus of midbrain Macaca fascicularis mlfp 2002-09-02 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=595&show=y medial longitudinal fasciculus of pons Macaca fascicularis mls 2002-09-02 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=157&show=y medial longitudinal stria Macaca fascicularis MM 2002-09-02 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=397&show=y MEDIAL MAMMILLARY NUCLEUS Macaca fascicularis mml 2002-09-02 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=217&show=y medial medullary lamina Macaca fascicularis M3 2002-09-02 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=486&show=y medial oculomotor nucleus Macaca fascicularis MOG 2002-09-02 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=263&show=y medial olfactory gyrus Macaca fascicularis MOrG 2002-09-02 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=75&show=y medial orbital gyrus Macaca fascicularis mos 2002-09-02 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=64&show=y medial orbital sulcus Macaca fascicularis morw 2002-09-02 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=-1480491770&show=y medial orbital white matter Macaca fascicularis MPB 2002-09-02 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=582&show=y medial parabrachial nucleus Macaca fascicularis BAM 2002-09-02 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=230&show=y medial part of basal amygdaloid nucleus Macaca fascicularis MMM 2002-09-02 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=398&show=y medial part of medial mammillary nucleus Macaca fascicularis VLM 2002-09-02 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=323&show=y medial part of ventral lateral nucleus Macaca fascicularis MPCu 2002-09-02 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=767&show=y medial pericuneate nucleus Macaca fascicularis mpl 2002-09-02 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=523&show=y medial pes lemniscus Macaca fascicularis MPO 2002-09-02 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=363&show=y medial preoptic nucleus Macaca fascicularis MPul 2002-09-02 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=314&show=y medial pulvinar nucleus Macaca fascicularis MS 2002-09-02 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=244&show=y medial septal nucleus Macaca fascicularis MSol 2002-09-02 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=742&show=y medial subnucleus of solitary tract Macaca fascicularis MSO 2002-09-02 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=567&show=y medial superior olivary nucleus Macaca fascicularis MVe 2002-09-02 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=714&show=y medial vestibular nucleus Macaca fascicularis MA4V 2002-09-02 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=638&show=y median aperture of fourth ventricle Macaca fascicularis ME 2002-09-02 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=385&show=y MEDIAN EMINENCE Macaca fascicularis MnPO 2002-09-02 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=361&show=y median preoptic nucleus Macaca fascicularis mds 2002-09-02 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=627&show=y median sulcus Macaca fascicularis MO 2002-09-02 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=695&show=y MEDULLA OBLONGATA Macaca fascicularis MAH 2002-09-02 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=774&show=y medullary anterior horn Macaca fascicularis mdb 2002-09-02 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=690&show=y medullary body Macaca fascicularis MeRF 2002-09-02 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=722&show=y MEDULLARY RETICULAR FORMATION Macaca fascicularis mw 2002-09-02 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=775&show=y MEDULLARY WHITE MATTER Macaca fascicularis Me5 2002-09-02 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=550&show=y mesencephalic nucleus of trigeminal nerve Macaca fascicularis me5 2002-09-02 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=591&show=y mesencephalic tract of trigeminal nerve Macaca fascicularis MTh 2002-09-02 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=334&show=y METATHALAMUS Macaca fascicularis Met 2002-09-02 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=534&show=y METENCEPHALON Macaca fascicularis MB 2002-09-02 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=445&show=y MIDBRAIN Macaca fascicularis MBRF 2002-09-02 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=492&show=y MIDBRAIN RETICULAR FORMATION Macaca fascicularis MTg 2002-09-02 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=482&show=y MIDBRAIN TEGMENTUM Macaca fascicularis mcp 2002-09-02 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=616&show=y middle cerebellar peduncle Macaca fascicularis MFG 2002-09-02 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=66&show=y middle frontal gyrus Macaca fascicularis mfw 2002-09-02 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=904236454&show=y middle frontal white matter Macaca fascicularis MGr 2002-09-02 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=461&show=y middle gray layer of superior colliculus Macaca fascicularis MTG 2002-09-02 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=119&show=y middle temporal gyrus Macaca fascicularis mts 2002-09-02 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=113&show=y middle temporal sulcus Macaca fascicularis mtw 2002-09-02 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=-314374533&show=y middle temporal white matter Macaca fascicularis MWh 2002-09-02 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=462&show=y middle white layer of superior colliculus Macaca fascicularis MNG 2002-09-02 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=289&show=y MIDLINE NUCLEAR GROUP Macaca fascicularis Mo5 2002-09-02 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=551&show=y motor nucleus of trigeminal nerve Macaca fascicularis mo5 2002-09-02 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=604&show=y motor root of trigeminal nerve Macaca fascicularis NDt 2002-09-02 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=681&show=y neodentate part of dentate nucleus Macaca fascicularis NHP 2002-09-02 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=384&show=y NEUROHYPOPHYSIS Macaca fascicularis Nd 2002-09-02 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=678&show=y nodulus Macaca fascicularis Acb 2002-09-02 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=259&show=y nucleus accumbens Macaca fascicularis Amb 2002-09-02 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=762&show=y nucleus ambiguus Macaca fascicularis In 2002-09-02 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=756&show=y nucleus intercalatus Macaca fascicularis AL 2002-09-02 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=419&show=y nucleus of ansa lenticularis Macaca fascicularis AC 2002-09-02 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=248&show=y nucleus of anterior commissure Macaca fascicularis Dk 2002-09-02 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=505&show=y nucleus of Darkschewitsch Macaca fascicularis DB 2002-09-02 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=247&show=y nucleus of diagonal band Macaca fascicularis FH 2002-09-02 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=420&show=y nucleus of field H Macaca fascicularis LOT 2002-09-02 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=224&show=y nucleus of lateral olfactory tract Macaca fascicularis MeE 2002-09-02 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=559&show=y nucleus of medial eminence Macaca fascicularis OT 2002-09-02 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=453&show=y nucleus of optic tract Macaca fascicularis PCom 2002-09-02 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=502&show=y nucleus of posterior commissure Macaca fascicularis PTA 2002-09-02 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=451&show=y nucleus of pretectal area Macaca fascicularis StT 2002-09-02 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=249&show=y nucleus of stria terminalis Macaca fascicularis PrP 2002-09-02 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=755&show=y nucleus prepositus Macaca fascicularis RMg 2002-09-02 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=736&show=y nucleus raphe magnus Macaca fascicularis ROb 2002-09-02 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=737&show=y nucleus raphe obscurus Macaca fascicularis RPa 2002-09-02 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=738&show=y nucleus raphe pallidus Macaca fascicularis SubC 2002-09-02 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=579&show=y nucleus subceruleus Macaca fascicularis ob 2002-09-02 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=633&show=y obex Macaca fascicularis OG 2002-09-02 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=134&show=y occipital gyrus Macaca fascicularis OLV 2002-09-02 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=205&show=y occipital horn of lateral ventricle Macaca fascicularis OL 2002-09-02 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=122&show=y OCCIPITAL LOBE Macaca fascicularis olw 2002-09-02 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=964479090&show=y OCCIPITAL LOBE WHITE MATTER Macaca fascicularis ocp 2002-09-02 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=123&show=y occipital pole Macaca fascicularis ow 2002-09-02 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=496247337&show=y occipital white matter Macaca fascicularis ots 2002-09-02 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=36&show=y occipitotemporal sulcus Macaca fascicularis 3n 2002-09-02 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=479&show=y oculomotor nerve Macaca fascicularis 3nf 2002-09-02 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=520&show=y oculomotor nerve fibers Macaca fascicularis 3 2002-09-02 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=483&show=y OCULOMOTOR NUCLEAR COMPLEX Macaca fascicularis ocs 2002-09-02 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=446&show=y oculomotor sulcus Macaca fascicularis Olf 2002-09-02 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=261&show=y olfactory bulb Macaca fascicularis 1n 2002-09-02 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=13&show=y olfactory nerve Macaca fascicularis olfs 2002-09-02 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=60&show=y olfactory sulcus Macaca fascicularis olf 2002-09-02 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=265&show=y olfactory tract Macaca fascicularis olt 2002-09-02 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=15&show=y olfactory trigone Macaca fascicularis OPt 2002-09-02 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=455&show=y olivary pretectal nucleus Macaca fascicularis oc 2002-09-02 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=801&show=y olivocerebellar tract Macaca fascicularis ocb 2002-09-02 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=572&show=y olivocochlear bundle Macaca fascicularis ox 2002-09-02 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=442&show=y optic chiasm Macaca fascicularis 2n 2002-09-02 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=272&show=y optic nerve Macaca fascicularis ORe 2002-09-02 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=440&show=y optic recess Macaca fascicularis opt 2002-09-02 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=443&show=y optic tract Macaca fascicularis OSp5 2002-09-02 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=1015268157&show=y oral part of spinal trigeminal nucleus Macaca fascicularis VLO 2002-09-02 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=321&show=y oral part of ventral lateral nucleus Macaca fascicularis VPLO 2002-09-02 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=328&show=y oral part of ventral posterolateral nucleus Macaca fascicularis PnO 2002-09-02 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=560&show=y oral pontine reticular nucleus Macaca fascicularis OPul 2002-09-02 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=312&show=y oral pulvinar nucleus Macaca fascicularis OrG 2002-09-02 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=73&show=y ORBITAL GYRI Macaca fascicularis oro 2002-09-02 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=40&show=y orbital operculum Macaca fascicularis PDt 2002-09-02 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=682&show=y paleodentate part of dentate nucleus Macaca fascicularis phb 2002-09-02 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=426&show=y pallidohabenular bundle Macaca fascicularis ptf 2002-09-02 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=521&show=y pallidotegmental fasciculus Macaca fascicularis PBG 2002-09-02 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=473&show=y parabigeminal nucleus Macaca fascicularis PC 2002-09-02 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=305&show=y paracentral nucleus Macaca fascicularis PF 2002-09-02 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=307&show=y parafascicular nucleus Macaca fascicularis PFl 2002-09-02 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=669&show=y paraflocculus Macaca fascicularis PHG 2002-09-02 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=146&show=y PARAHIPPOCAMPAL GYRUS Macaca fascicularis phw 2002-09-02 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=831957031&show=y PARAHIPPOCAMPAL WHITE MATTER Macaca fascicularis MDPL 2002-09-02 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=296&show=y paralaminar part of medial dorsal nucleus Macaca fascicularis PMRt 2002-09-02 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=731&show=y PARAMEDIAN MEDULLARY RETICULAR GROUP Macaca fascicularis PT 2002-09-02 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=290&show=y paratenial nucleus Macaca fascicularis PTG 2002-09-02 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=153&show=y paraterminal gyrus Macaca fascicularis Pa5 2002-09-02 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=758&show=y paratrigeminal nucleus Macaca fascicularis Pa 2002-09-02 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=370&show=y paraventricular nucleus of hypothalamus Macaca fascicularis PV 2002-09-02 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=291&show=y paraventricular nucleus of thalamus Macaca fascicularis PL 2002-09-02 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=77&show=y PARIETAL LOBE Macaca fascicularis pao 2002-09-02 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=78&show=y parietal operculum Macaca fascicularis pw 2002-09-02 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=1506581130&show=y PARIETAL WHITE MATTER Macaca fascicularis poce 2002-09-02 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=194&show=y parieto-occipital eminence Macaca fascicularis pos 2002-09-02 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=33&show=y parieto-occipital sulcus Macaca fascicularis SNC 2002-09-02 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=528&show=y pars compacta Macaca fascicularis PNHP 2002-09-02 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=389&show=y pars nervosa of hypophysis Macaca fascicularis VLP 2002-09-02 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=324&show=y pars postrema of ventral lateral nucleus Macaca fascicularis SNR 2002-09-02 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=529&show=y pars reticulata Macaca fascicularis MDPC 2002-09-02 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=298&show=y parvicellular part of medial dorsal nucleus Macaca fascicularis VAPC 2002-09-02 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=318&show=y parvicellular part of ventral anterior nucleus Macaca fascicularis VPMPC 2002-09-02 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=332&show=y parvicellular part of ventral posteromedial nucleus Macaca fascicularis PCRt 2002-09-02 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=725&show=y parvicellular reticular nucleus Macaca fascicularis PSol 2002-09-02 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=743&show=y parvicellular subnucleus of solitary tract Macaca fascicularis PC3 2002-09-02 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=489&show=y parvocellular oculomotor nucleus Macaca fascicularis RPC 2002-09-02 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=497&show=y parvocellular part of red nucleus Macaca fascicularis pfl 2002-09-02 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=691&show=y peduncle of flocculus Macaca fascicularis pso 2002-09-02 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=573&show=y peduncle of superior olive Macaca fascicularis PPTg 2002-09-02 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=495&show=y pedunculopontine tegmental nucleus Macaca fascicularis PA 2002-09-02 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=148&show=y periamygdaloid area Macaca fascicularis PCIC 2002-09-02 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=468&show=y pericentral nucleus of inferior colliculus Macaca fascicularis PeO 2002-09-02 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=569&show=y periolivary nucleus Macaca fascicularis PPd 2002-09-02 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=511&show=y peripeduncular nucleus Macaca fascicularis Pe5 2002-09-02 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=759&show=y peritrigeminal nucleus Macaca fascicularis Pi 2002-09-02 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=280&show=y pineal body Macaca fascicularis PiRe 2002-09-02 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=439&show=y pineal recess Macaca fascicularis Pons 2002-09-02 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=538&show=y PONS Macaca fascicularis pcis 2002-09-02 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=547&show=y pontine cistern Macaca fascicularis Pn 2002-09-02 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=613&show=y pontine nuclei Macaca fascicularis RPn 2002-09-02 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=584&show=y pontine raphe nucleus Macaca fascicularis PRF 2002-09-02 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=556&show=y PONTINE RETICULAR FORMATION Macaca fascicularis PTg 2002-09-02 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=548&show=y PONTINE TEGMENTUM Macaca fascicularis PnB 2002-09-02 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=771&show=y pontobulbar nucleus Macaca fascicularis pcbt 2002-09-02 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=537&show=y pontocerebellar trigone Macaca fascicularis pofcb 2002-09-02 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=649&show=y postcentral fissure of cerebellum Macaca fascicularis PoG 2002-09-02 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=87&show=y postcentral gyrus Macaca fascicularis pocs 2002-09-02 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=81&show=y postcentral sulcus Macaca fascicularis pow 2002-09-02 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=1108401838&show=y postcentral white matter Macaca fascicularis pofx 2002-09-02 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=414&show=y postcommissural fornix Macaca fascicularis pcbi 2002-09-02 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=642&show=y posterior cerebellar incisure Macaca fascicularis PCgG 2002-09-02 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=144&show=y posterior cingulate gyrus Macaca fascicularis pcgw 2002-09-02 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=-1384141764&show=y posterior cingulate white matter Macaca fascicularis pcfx 2002-09-02 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=254&show=y posterior column of fornix Macaca fascicularis pc 2002-09-02 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=475&show=y posterior commissure Macaca fascicularis pcc 2002-09-02 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=179&show=y posterior forceps of corpus callosum Macaca fascicularis PHR 2002-09-02 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=394&show=y POSTERIOR HYPOTHALAMIC REGION Macaca fascicularis pic 2002-09-02 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=183&show=y POSTERIOR LIMB OF INTERNAL CAPSULE Macaca fascicularis PLCb 2002-09-02 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=657&show=y POSTERIOR LOBE OF CEREBELLUM Macaca fascicularis PME 2002-09-02 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=387&show=y posterior median eminence Macaca fascicularis pmts 2002-09-02 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=115&show=y posterior middle temporal sulcus Macaca fascicularis PNC 2002-09-02 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=343&show=y POSTERIOR NUCLEAR COMPLEX Macaca fascicularis PH 2002-09-02 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=403&show=y posterior nucleus of hypothalamus Macaca fascicularis PTh 2002-09-02 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=345&show=y posterior nucleus of thalamus Macaca fascicularis PPHG 2002-09-02 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=151&show=y posterior parahippocampal gyrus Macaca fascicularis pphw 2002-09-02 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=953935429&show=y posterior parahippocampal white matter Macaca fascicularis ppos 2002-09-02 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=19&show=y posterior parolfactory sulcus Macaca fascicularis acp 2002-09-02 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=189&show=y posterior part of anterior commissure Macaca fascicularis PPe 2002-09-02 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=402&show=y posterior periventricular nucleus Macaca fascicularis psc 2002-09-02 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=804&show=y posterior spinocerebellar tract Macaca fascicularis pscs 2002-09-02 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=85&show=y posterior subcentral sulcus Macaca fascicularis psf 2002-09-02 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=659&show=y posterior superior fissure Macaca fascicularis ptp 2002-09-02 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=355&show=y posterior thalamic peduncle Macaca fascicularis plf 2002-09-02 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=646&show=y posterolateral fissure Macaca fascicularis PVCo 2002-09-02 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=721&show=y posteroventral cochlear nucleus Macaca fascicularis prfcb 2002-09-02 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=648&show=y precentral fissure of cerebellum Macaca fascicularis PrG 2002-09-02 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=71&show=y precentral gyrus Macaca fascicularis pro 2002-09-02 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=41&show=y precentral operculum Macaca fascicularis prw 2002-09-02 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=-1772196785&show=y precentral white matter Macaca fascicularis pfx 2002-09-02 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=252&show=y precommissural fornix Macaca fascicularis pcuw 2002-09-02 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=1292180074&show=y precuneate white matter Macaca fascicularis PCu 2002-09-02 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=92&show=y precuneus Macaca fascicularis pd 2002-09-02 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=777&show=y predorsal bundle Macaca fascicularis PMm 2002-09-02 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=401&show=y premammillary nucleus Macaca fascicularis pon 2002-09-02 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=35&show=y preoccipital notch Macaca fascicularis PrO 2002-09-02 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=568&show=y preolivary nucleus Macaca fascicularis POA 2002-09-02 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=360&show=y PREOPTIC AREA Macaca fascicularis POP 2002-09-02 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=362&show=y preoptic periventricular nucleus Macaca fascicularis ppyf 2002-09-02 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=660&show=y prepyramidal fissure Macaca fascicularis PPA 2002-09-02 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=147&show=y prepyriform area Macaca fascicularis PrS 2002-09-02 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=149&show=y presubiculum Macaca fascicularis PTec 2002-09-02 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=450&show=y PRETECTAL REGION Macaca fascicularis pfcb 2002-09-02 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=645&show=y primary fissure of cerebellum Macaca fascicularis PrIO 2002-09-02 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=746&show=y principal inferior olivary nucleus Macaca fascicularis VPMPr 2002-09-02 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=331&show=y principal part of ventral posteromedial nucleus Macaca fascicularis PPt 2002-09-02 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=452&show=y principal pretectal nucleus Macaca fascicularis Pr5 2002-09-02 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=552&show=y principal sensory nucleus of trigeminal nerve Macaca fascicularis prs 2002-09-02 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=47&show=y principal sulcus Macaca fascicularis ic4 2002-09-02 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=980193017&show=y probable internal capsule Macaca fascicularis Pul 2002-09-02 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=311&show=y PULVINAR Macaca fascicularis Pu 2002-09-02 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=212&show=y putamen Macaca fascicularis pyx 2002-09-02 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=796&show=y pyramidal decussation Macaca fascicularis py 2002-09-02 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=797&show=y pyramidal tract Macaca fascicularis pym 2002-09-02 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=702&show=y pyramid of medulla Macaca fascicularis PyV 2002-09-02 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=674&show=y pyramis of vermis Macaca fascicularis RaM 2002-09-02 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=735&show=y RAPHE NUCLEI OF MEDULLA Macaca fascicularis rew 2002-09-02 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=953926355&show=y rectus white matter Macaca fascicularis R 2002-09-02 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=496&show=y RED NUCLEUS Macaca fascicularis rts 2002-09-02 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=802&show=y reticulospinal tract Macaca fascicularis RtTg 2002-09-02 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=563&show=y reticulotegmental nucleus Macaca fascicularis RCh 2002-09-02 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=379&show=y retrochiasmatic area Macaca fascicularis rlic 2002-09-02 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=185&show=y retrolenticular part of internal capsule Macaca fascicularis RO 2002-09-02 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=570&show=y retro-olivary cell group Macaca fascicularis rols 2002-09-02 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=706&show=y retro-olivary sulcus Macaca fascicularis Re 2002-09-02 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=292&show=y reuniens nucleus Macaca fascicularis rhs 2002-09-02 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=22&show=y rhinal sulcus Macaca fascicularis Rh 2002-09-02 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=293&show=y rhomboidal nucleus Macaca fascicularis rhf 2002-09-02 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=628&show=y rhomboid fossa Macaca fascicularis RI 2002-09-02 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=507&show=y rostral interstitial nucleus of medial longitudinal fasciculus Macaca fascicularis RIL 2002-09-02 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=301&show=y ROSTRAL INTRALAMINAR NUCLEI Macaca fascicularis ros 2002-09-02 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=58&show=y rostral sulcus Macaca fascicularis rcc 2002-09-02 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=175&show=y rostrum of corpus callosum Macaca fascicularis rs 2002-09-02 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=803&show=y rubrospinal tract Macaca fascicularis scf 2002-09-02 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=641&show=y secondary fissure Macaca fascicularis sovc 2002-09-02 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=172&show=y semioval center Macaca fascicularis SptN 2002-09-02 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=241&show=y SEPTAL NUCLEI Macaca fascicularis SFi 2002-09-02 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=246&show=y septofimbrial nucleus Macaca fascicularis Spt 2002-09-02 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=237&show=y SEPTUM Macaca fascicularis spt 2002-09-02 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=238&show=y SEPTUM PELLUCIDUM Macaca fascicularis sf 2002-09-02 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=27&show=y simian fossa Macaca fascicularis SL 2002-09-02 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=662&show=y simple lobule Macaca fascicularis Sol 2002-09-02 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=739&show=y SOLITARY NUCLEUS Macaca fascicularis sol 2002-09-02 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=782&show=y solitary tract Macaca fascicularis Sp5 2002-09-02 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=553&show=y SPINAL TRIGEMINAL NUCLEUS Macaca fascicularis sp5m 2002-09-02 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=788&show=y spinal trigeminal tract of medulla Macaca fascicularis sp5p 2002-09-02 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=610&show=y spinal trigeminal tract of pons Macaca fascicularis spo 2002-09-02 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=806&show=y spino-olivary tract Macaca fascicularis stm 2002-09-02 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=807&show=y spinothalamic tract of medulla Macaca fascicularis stmb 2002-09-02 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=526&show=y spinothalamic tract of midbrain Macaca fascicularis stp 2002-09-02 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=607&show=y spinothalamic tract of pons Macaca fascicularis scc 2002-09-02 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=178&show=y splenium of corpus callosum Macaca fascicularis sas 2002-09-02 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=957388385&show=y spur of arcuate sulcus Macaca fascicularis StL 2002-09-02 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=460&show=y STRATUM LEMNISCI OF SUPERIOR COLLICULUS Macaca fascicularis SZ 2002-09-02 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=357&show=y stratum zonale of thalamus Macaca fascicularis strm 2002-09-02 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=625&show=y striae medullares Macaca fascicularis sm 2002-09-02 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=281&show=y stria medullaris of thalamus Macaca fascicularis st 2002-09-02 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=268&show=y stria terminalis Macaca fascicularis Str 2002-09-02 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=207&show=y STRIATUM Macaca fascicularis SCA 2002-09-02 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=260&show=y subcallosal area Macaca fascicularis SCO 2002-09-02 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=474&show=y subcommissural organ Macaca fascicularis SubCn 2002-09-02 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=494&show=y subcuneiform nucleus Macaca fascicularis SF 2002-09-02 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=294&show=y subfascicular nucleus Macaca fascicularis SFO 2002-09-02 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=437&show=y subfornical organ Macaca fascicularis S 2002-09-02 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=170&show=y subiculum Macaca fascicularis slic 2002-09-02 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=186&show=y sublenticular part of internal capsule Macaca fascicularis SLn 2002-09-02 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=454&show=y sublentiform nucleus Macaca fascicularis SLg 2002-09-02 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=760&show=y sublingual nucleus Macaca fascicularis SM 2002-09-02 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=347&show=y submedial nucleus Macaca fascicularis sbps 2002-09-02 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=84&show=y subparietal sulcus Macaca fascicularis SI 2002-09-02 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=256&show=y substantia innominata Macaca fascicularis SN 2002-09-02 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=527&show=y SUBSTANTIA NIGRA Macaca fascicularis STh 2002-09-02 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=418&show=y subthalamic nucleus Macaca fascicularis SbTh 2002-09-02 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=417&show=y SUBTHALAMUS Macaca fascicularis slm 2002-09-02 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=626&show=y sulcus limitans Macaca fascicularis SuG 2002-09-02 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=458&show=y superficial gray layer of superior colliculus Macaca fascicularis SuWh 2002-09-02 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=459&show=y superficial white layer of superior colliculus Macaca fascicularis sccs 2002-09-02 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=129&show=y superior calcarine sulcus Macaca fascicularis SuC 2002-09-02 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=557&show=y superior central nucleus Macaca fascicularis scpmb 2002-09-02 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=573155162&show=y superior cerebellar peduncle of midbrain Macaca fascicularis scpp 2002-09-02 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=1007150190&show=y superior cerebellar peduncle of pons Macaca fascicularis scis 2002-09-02 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=7&show=y superior cistern Macaca fascicularis SC 2002-09-02 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=456&show=y SUPERIOR COLLICULUS Macaca fascicularis sfv 2002-09-02 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=622&show=y superior fovea Macaca fascicularis SFG 2002-09-02 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=65&show=y superior frontal gyrus Macaca fascicularis sfw 2002-09-02 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=-437238407&show=y superior frontal white matter Macaca fascicularis sml 2002-09-02 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=692&show=y superior medullary lamina Macaca fascicularis smv 2002-09-02 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=588&show=y superior medullary velum Macaca fascicularis SOC 2002-09-02 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=564&show=y SUPERIOR OLIVARY COMPLEX Macaca fascicularis SOl 2002-09-02 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=565&show=y SUPERIOR OLIVE Macaca fascicularis SPL 2002-09-02 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=88&show=y superior parietal lobule Macaca fascicularis spw 2002-09-02 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=-80092279&show=y superior parietal white matter Macaca fascicularis sps 2002-09-02 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=4&show=y superior pontine sulcus Macaca fascicularis spcs 2002-09-02 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=82&show=y superior postcentral sulcus Macaca fascicularis sprs 2002-09-02 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=52&show=y superior precentral sulcus Macaca fascicularis sras 2002-09-02 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=45&show=y superior ramus of arcuate sulcus Macaca fascicularis SuS 2002-09-02 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=585&show=y superior salivatory nucleus Macaca fascicularis SSL 2002-09-02 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=664&show=y superior semilunar lobule Macaca fascicularis STG 2002-09-02 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=118&show=y superior temporal gyrus Macaca fascicularis sts 2002-09-02 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=111&show=y superior temporal sulcus Macaca fascicularis stw 2002-09-02 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=-659272139&show=y superior temporal white matter Macaca fascicularis sthp 2002-09-02 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=353&show=y superior thalamic peduncle Macaca fascicularis SuVe 2002-09-02 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=712&show=y superior vestibular nucleus Macaca fascicularis SCG 2002-09-02 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=154&show=y SUPRACALLOSAL GYRUS Macaca fascicularis SCh 2002-09-02 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=367&show=y suprachiasmatic nucleus Macaca fascicularis SG 2002-09-02 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=346&show=y suprageniculate nucleus Macaca fascicularis sumx 2002-09-02 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=404&show=y supramammillary commissure Macaca fascicularis SuM 2002-09-02 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=400&show=y supramammillary nucleus Macaca fascicularis SMG 2002-09-02 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=90&show=y supramarginal gyrus Macaca fascicularis smw 2002-09-02 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=-1838638796&show=y supramarginal white matter Macaca fascicularis SoC 2002-09-02 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=366&show=y supraoptic crest Macaca fascicularis SO 2002-09-02 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=368&show=y supraoptic nucleus Macaca fascicularis soh 2002-09-02 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=374&show=y supraopticohypophysial tract Macaca fascicularis SPiRe 2002-09-02 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=438&show=y suprapineal recess Macaca fascicularis SSp 2002-09-02 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=773&show=y supraspinal nucleus Macaca fascicularis TCd 2002-09-02 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=211&show=y tail of caudate nucleus Macaca fascicularis tb 2002-09-02 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=808&show=y tectobulbar tract Macaca fascicularis tp 2002-09-02 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=608&show=y tectopontine tract Macaca fascicularis ts 2002-09-02 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=783&show=y tectospinal tract Macaca fascicularis Tec 2002-09-02 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=448&show=y TECTUM Macaca fascicularis tc4v 2002-09-02 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=636&show=y tela choroidea of fourth ventricle Macaca fascicularis tclv 2002-09-02 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=201&show=y tela choroidea of lateral ventricle Macaca fascicularis tc3v 2002-09-02 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=436&show=y tela choroidea of third ventricle Macaca fascicularis Tel 2002-09-02 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=12&show=y TELENCEPHALON Macaca fascicularis tdf 2002-09-02 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=9&show=y telodiencephalic fissure Macaca fascicularis TLV 2002-09-02 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=204&show=y temporal horn of lateral ventricle Macaca fascicularis TL 2002-09-02 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=107&show=y TEMPORAL LOBE Macaca fascicularis top 2002-09-02 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=109&show=y temporal operculum Macaca fascicularis tmp 2002-09-02 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=108&show=y temporal pole Macaca fascicularis tw 2002-09-02 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=1780216775&show=y TEMPORAL WHITE MATTER Macaca fascicularis tnclv 2002-09-02 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=196&show=y tenia choroidea of lateral ventricle Macaca fascicularis tfb 2002-09-02 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=197&show=y tenia of fimbria Macaca fascicularis tfx 2002-09-02 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=198&show=y tenia of fornix Macaca fascicularis t4v 2002-09-02 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=629&show=y tenia of fourth ventricle Macaca fascicularis tth 2002-09-02 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=431&show=y tenia of thalamus Macaca fascicularis trn 2002-09-02 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=14&show=y terminal nerve Macaca fascicularis tms 2002-09-02 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=274&show=y terminal sulcus Macaca fascicularis tv 2002-09-02 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=1806126526&show=y terminal velum Macaca fascicularis thf 2002-09-02 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=349&show=y THALAMIC FIBER TRACTS Macaca fascicularis Rt 2002-09-02 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=348&show=y thalamic reticular nucleus Macaca fascicularis Th 2002-09-02 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=283&show=y THALAMUS Macaca fascicularis 3V 2002-09-02 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=429&show=y THIRD VENTRICLE Macaca fascicularis tpf 2002-09-02 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=615&show=y transverse pontine fibers Macaca fascicularis tz 2002-09-02 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=589&show=y trapezoid body Macaca fascicularis Tz 2002-09-02 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=571&show=y trapezoid nuclei Macaca fascicularis TS 2002-09-02 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=245&show=y triangular septal nucleus Macaca fascicularis 5n 2002-09-02 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=540&show=y trigeminal nerve Macaca fascicularis 5nf 2002-09-02 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=603&show=y trigeminal nerve fibers Macaca fascicularis 5t 2002-09-02 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=708&show=y trigeminal tubercle Macaca fascicularis 4n 2002-09-02 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=449&show=y trochlear nerve Macaca fascicularis 4nf 2002-09-02 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=477&show=y trochlear nerve fibers Macaca fascicularis 4 2002-09-02 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=504&show=y trochlear nucleus Macaca fascicularis THP 2002-09-02 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=391&show=y tuberal part of hypophysis Macaca fascicularis tbcn 2002-09-02 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=376&show=y tuber cinereum Macaca fascicularis TV 2002-09-02 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=673&show=y tuber of vermis Macaca fascicularis TM 2002-09-02 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=410&show=y tuberomammillary nucleus Macaca fascicularis unc 2002-09-02 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=592&show=y uncinate fasciculus of pons Macaca fascicularis un 2002-09-02 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=21&show=y uncus Macaca fascicularis Uv 2002-09-02 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=675&show=y uvula Macaca fascicularis 10nf 2002-09-02 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=791&show=y vagal nerve fibers Macaca fascicularis 10t 2002-09-02 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=631&show=y vagal trigone Macaca fascicularis 10n 2002-09-02 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=699&show=y vagus nerve Macaca fascicularis vlcb 2002-09-02 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=643&show=y vallecula cerebelli Macaca fascicularis vi 2002-09-02 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=434&show=y velum interpositum Macaca fascicularis vas 2002-09-02 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=600&show=y ventral acoustic stria Macaca fascicularis vaf 2002-09-02 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=270&show=y ventral amygdalofugal projection Macaca fascicularis VA 2002-09-02 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=317&show=y VENTRAL ANTERIOR NUCLEUS Macaca fascicularis VCo 2002-09-02 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=719&show=y VENTRAL COCHLEAR NUCLEI Macaca fascicularis vcsp 2002-09-02 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=799&show=y ventral corticospinal tract Macaca fascicularis vea 2002-09-02 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=794&show=y ventral external arcuate fibers Macaca fascicularis VL 2002-09-02 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=320&show=y VENTRAL LATERAL NUCLEUS Macaca fascicularis VNG 2002-09-02 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=316&show=y VENTRAL NUCLEAR GROUP Macaca fascicularis VLG 2002-09-02 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=337&show=y ventral nucleus of lateral geniculate body Macaca fascicularis VLL 2002-09-02 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=587&show=y ventral nucleus of lateral lemniscus Macaca fascicularis VMG 2002-09-02 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=340&show=y ventral nucleus of medial geniculate body Macaca fascicularis V3 2002-09-02 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=487&show=y ventral oculomotor nucleus Macaca fascicularis VPRt 2002-09-02 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=734&show=y ventral paramedian reticular nucleus Macaca fascicularis VP 2002-09-02 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=326&show=y VENTRAL POSTERIOR NUCLEUS Macaca fascicularis VPI 2002-09-02 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=333&show=y ventral posteroinferior nucleus Macaca fascicularis VPL 2002-09-02 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=327&show=y VENTRAL POSTEROLATERAL NUCLEUS Macaca fascicularis VPM 2002-09-02 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=330&show=y VENTRAL POSTEROMEDIAL NUCLEUS Macaca fascicularis VRt 2002-09-02 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=730&show=y ventral reticular nucleus Macaca fascicularis vsox 2002-09-02 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=372&show=y ventral supraoptic decussation Macaca fascicularis VTA 2002-09-02 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=512&show=y ventral tegmental area Macaca fascicularis vtgx 2002-09-02 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=515&show=y ventral tegmental decussation Macaca fascicularis VTg 2002-09-02 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=509&show=y ventral tegmental nucleus Macaca fascicularis v5 2002-09-02 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=609&show=y ventral trigeminal tract Macaca fascicularis vlfmb 2002-09-02 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=481&show=y ventrolateral fissure of midbrain Macaca fascicularis VLSol 2002-09-02 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=744&show=y ventrolateral subnucleus of solitary tract Macaca fascicularis vls 2002-09-02 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=707&show=y ventrolateral sulcus Macaca fascicularis VMH 2002-09-02 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=381&show=y ventromedial nucleus of hypothalamus Macaca fascicularis VAL 2002-09-02 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=653&show=y VERMIS OF ANTERIOR LOBE Macaca fascicularis VPLb 2002-09-02 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=670&show=y VERMIS OF POSTERIOR LOBE Macaca fascicularis vba 2002-09-02 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=619&show=y vestibular area Macaca fascicularis Ve 2002-09-02 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=711&show=y VESTIBULAR NUCLEI Macaca fascicularis vcb 2002-09-02 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=611&show=y vestibulocerebellar tract Macaca fascicularis 8n 2002-09-02 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=544&show=y vestibulocochlear nerve Macaca fascicularis 8nf 2002-09-02 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=601&show=y vestibulocochlear nerve fibers Macaca fascicularis vs 2002-09-02 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=809&show=y vestibulospinal tract Macaca fascicularis ZI 2002-09-02 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=421&show=y zona incerta Macaca fascicularis Zo 2002-09-02 281 No description provided. The original URL is provided: http://braininfo.rprc.washington.edu/Scripts/hiercentraldirectory.asp?ID=457&show=y zonal layer of superior colliculus Macaca fascicularis AOLB 2002-10-28 281 No description provided. The name of structure and abbreviation were adapted from the associated reference. accessory olfactory bulb Cat AHY 2002-10-28 281 No description provided. The name of structure and abbreviation were adapted from the associated reference. adenohypophysis Cat AMH 2002-10-28 281 No description provided. The name of structure and abbreviation were adapted from the associated reference. amygdalo-hippocampal area Cat AAA 2002-10-28 281 No description provided. The name of structure and abbreviation were adapted from the associated reference. anterior amygdaloid area Cat AC 2002-10-28 281 No description provided. The name of structure and abbreviation were adapted from the associated reference. anterior commissure Cat AG 2002-10-28 281 No description provided. The name of structure and abbreviation were adapted from the associated reference. anterior commissure Cat ACOA 2002-10-28 281 No description provided. The name of structure and abbreviation were adapted from the associated reference. anterior cortical nucleus of the amygdala Cat HAA 2002-10-28 281 No description provided. The name of structure and abbreviation were adapted from the associated reference. anterior hypothalamic area Cat AH 2002-10-28 281 No description provided. The name of structure and abbreviation were adapted from the associated reference. anterior hypothalamic nucleus Cat AILM 2003-01-08 281 No description provided. The name of structure and abbreviation were adapted from the associated reference Anterior intralaminar group of dorsal thalamus Cat MA 2002-10-28 281 No description provided. The name of structure and abbreviation were adapted from the associated reference. anterior mamillary nucleus Cat AO 2002-10-28 281 No description provided. The name of structure and abbreviation were adapted from the associated reference. anterior olfactory bulb Cat GAD 2002-10-28 281 No description provided. The name of structure and abbreviation were adapted from the associated reference. anterior olfactory nucleus, dorsal division Cat OAD 2002-10-28 281 No description provided. The name of structure and abbreviation were adapted from the associated reference. anterior olfactory nucleus, dorsal division Cat OAX 2002-10-28 281 No description provided. The name of structure and abbreviation were adapted from the associated reference. anterior olfactory nucleus, external division Cat GAL 2002-10-28 281 No description provided. The name of structure and abbreviation were adapted from the associated reference. anterior olfactory nucleus, lateral division Cat OAL 2002-10-28 281 No description provided. The name of structure and abbreviation were adapted from the associated reference. anterior olfactory nucleus, lateral division Cat DAM 2002-10-28 281 No description provided. The name of structure and abbreviation were adapted from the associated reference. anterior olfactory nucleus, medial division Cat OAM 2002-10-28 281 No description provided. The name of structure and abbreviation were adapted from the associated reference. anterior olfactory nucleus, medial division Cat OAP 2002-10-28 281 No description provided. The name of structure and abbreviation were adapted from the associated reference. anterior olfactory nucleus, posterior division Cat OAV 2002-10-28 281 No description provided. The name of structure and abbreviation were adapted from the associated reference. anterior olfactory nucleus, ventral division Cat PARA 2002-10-28 281 No description provided. The name of structure and abbreviation were adapted from the associated reference. anterior paraventricular nucleus of the thalamus Cat PAPA 2002-10-28 281 No description provided. The name of structure and abbreviation were adapted from the associated reference. anterior prepiriform area Cat PTA 2002-10-28 281 No description provided. The name of structure and abbreviation were adapted from the associated reference. anterior pretectal nucleus Cat MGad 2003-01-08 281 No description provided. The name of structure and abbreviation were adapted from the associated reference Anterodorsal nucleus of medial geniculate complex Cat AD 2002-10-28 281 No description provided. The name of structure and abbreviation were adapted from the associated reference. anterodorsal nucleus of the thalamus Cat AM 2002-10-28 281 No description provided. The name of structure and abbreviation were adapted from the associated reference. anteromedial nucleus of the thalamus Cat AV 2002-10-28 281 No description provided. The name of structure and abbreviation were adapted from the associated reference. anteroventral nucleus of the thalamus Cat AV 2002-10-28 281 No description provided. The name of structure and abbreviation were adapted from the associated reference. anteroventral nucleus of the thalamus Cat AQ 2002-10-28 281 No description provided. The name of structure and abbreviation were adapted from the associated reference. aqueduct Cat TCA 2002-10-28 281 No description provided. The name of structure and abbreviation were adapted from the associated reference. area of the tuber cinereum Cat VMB 2002-10-28 281 No description provided. The name of structure and abbreviation were adapted from the associated reference. basal ventromedial nucleus of the thalamus Cat ABL 2002-10-28 281 No description provided. The name of structure and abbreviation were adapted from the associated reference. basolateral amygdaloid nucleus Cat ABM 2002-10-28 281 No description provided. The name of structure and abbreviation were adapted from the associated reference. basomedial amygdaloid nucleus Cat BIC 2002-10-28 281 No description provided. The name of structure and abbreviation were adapted from the associated reference. brachium of the inferior colliculus Cat BP 2002-10-28 281 No description provided. The name of structure and abbreviation were adapted from the associated reference. brachium pontis Cat Brain 2003-01-08 281 No description provided. The name of structure and abbreviation were adapted from the associated reference Brain Cat CA 2002-10-28 281 No description provided. The name of structure and abbreviation were adapted from the associated reference. caudate nucleus Cat ACE 2002-10-28 281 No description provided. The name of structure and abbreviation were adapted from the associated reference. central amygdaloid nucleus Cat IPC 2002-10-28 281 No description provided. The name of structure and abbreviation were adapted from the associated reference. central interpeduncular nucleus Cat IPG 2002-10-28 281 No description provided. The name of structure and abbreviation were adapted from the associated reference. central interpeduncular nucleus Cat CLN 2002-10-28 281 No description provided. The name of structure and abbreviation were adapted from the associated reference. central lateral nucleus Cat LC 2002-10-28 281 No description provided. The name of structure and abbreviation were adapted from the associated reference. central linear nucleus Cat LG 2002-10-28 281 No description provided. The name of structure and abbreviation were adapted from the associated reference. central linear nucleus Cat CMN 2002-10-28 281 No description provided. The name of structure and abbreviation were adapted from the associated reference. central medial nucleus Cat GMN 2002-10-28 281 No description provided. The name of structure and abbreviation were adapted from the associated reference. central medial nucleus Cat ICC 2002-10-28 281 No description provided. The name of structure and abbreviation were adapted from the associated reference. central nucleus of the inferior colliculus Cat FTC 2002-10-28 281 No description provided. The name of structure and abbreviation were adapted from the associated reference. central tegmental field Cat CM 2002-10-28 281 No description provided. The name of structure and abbreviation were adapted from the associated reference. centre median nucleus Cat CB 2002-10-28 281 No description provided. The name of structure and abbreviation were adapted from the associated reference. cerebellar cortex Cat C 2002-10-28 281 No description provided. The name of structure and abbreviation were adapted from the associated reference. cerebral cortex Cat CHP 2002-10-28 281 No description provided. The name of structure and abbreviation were adapted from the associated reference. choroid plexus Cat GHP 2002-10-28 281 No description provided. The name of structure and abbreviation were adapted from the associated reference. choroid plexus Cat CL 2002-10-28 281 No description provided. The name of structure and abbreviation were adapted from the associated reference. claustrum Cat FC 2002-10-28 281 No description provided. The name of structure and abbreviation were adapted from the associated reference. commissure of the fornix Cat FG 2002-10-28 281 No description provided. The name of structure and abbreviation were adapted from the associated reference. commissure of the fornix Cat ICG 2002-10-28 281 No description provided. The name of structure and abbreviation were adapted from the associated reference. commissure of the inferior colliculi Cat IGO 2002-10-28 281 No description provided. The name of structure and abbreviation were adapted from the associated reference. commissure of the inferior colliculi Cat SCC 2002-10-28 281 No description provided. The name of structure and abbreviation were adapted from the associated reference. commissure of the Superior colliculi Cat CAM 2002-10-28 281 No description provided. The name of structure and abbreviation were adapted from the associated reference. cornu Ammonis Cat CC 2002-10-28 281 No description provided. The name of structure and abbreviation were adapted from the associated reference. corpus callosum Cat DG 2002-10-28 281 No description provided. The name of structure and abbreviation were adapted from the associated reference. dentate gyrus Cat Di 2003-01-08 281 No description provided. The name of structure and abbreviation were adapted from the associated reference Diencephalon Cat HDA 2002-10-28 281 No description provided. The name of structure and abbreviation were adapted from the associated reference. dorsal hypothalamic area Cat OH 2002-10-28 281 No description provided. The name of structure and abbreviation were adapted from the associated reference. dorsal hypothalamic nucleus Cat LGd 2003-01-08 281 No description provided. The name of structure and abbreviation were adapted from the associated reference Dorsal lateral geniculate nucleus Cat MGD 2002-10-28 281 No description provided. The name of structure and abbreviation were adapted from the associated reference. dorsal medial geniculate nucleus Cat MGd 2003-01-08 281 No description provided. The name of structure and abbreviation were adapted from the associated reference Dorsal nucleus of medial geniculate complex Cat DAM 2002-10-28 281 No description provided. The name of structure and abbreviation were adapted from the associated reference. dorsal nucleus of the raphe, median division Cat Dorsal thalamus 2003-01-08 281 No description provided. The name of structure and abbreviation were adapted from the associated reference Dorsal thalamus Cat ATN 2003-01-08 281 No description provided. The name of structure and abbreviation were adapted from the associated reference Dorsal thalamus anterior division Cat MED 2003-01-08 281 No description provided. The name of structure and abbreviation were adapted from the associated reference Dorsal thalamus medial division Cat DMH 2002-10-28 281 No description provided. The name of structure and abbreviation were adapted from the associated reference. dorsomedial hypothalamic nucleus Cat EW 2002-10-28 281 No description provided. The name of structure and abbreviation were adapted from the associated reference. Edinger-Westphal nucleus Cat EN 2002-10-28 281 No description provided. The name of structure and abbreviation were adapted from the associated reference. entopeduncular nucleus Cat Epi 2003-01-08 281 No description provided. The name of structure and abbreviation were adapted from the associated reference Epithalamus Cat EC 2002-10-28 281 No description provided. The name of structure and abbreviation were adapted from the associated reference. external capsule Cat FAC 2002-10-28 281 No description provided. The name of structure and abbreviation were adapted from the associated reference. fasciola cinerea Cat FAG 2002-10-28 281 No description provided. The name of structure and abbreviation were adapted from the associated reference. fasciolar gyrus Cat FI 2002-10-28 281 No description provided. The name of structure and abbreviation were adapted from the associated reference. fimbria Cat F 2002-10-28 281 No description provided. The name of structure and abbreviation were adapted from the associated reference. fornix Cat V4 2002-10-28 281 No description provided. The name of structure and abbreviation were adapted from the associated reference. fourth ventricle Cat FTG 2002-10-28 281 No description provided. The name of structure and abbreviation were adapted from the associated reference. gigantocellular tegmental field Cat GP 2002-10-28 281 No description provided. The name of structure and abbreviation were adapted from the associated reference. globus pallidus Cat HC 2002-10-28 281 No description provided. The name of structure and abbreviation were adapted from the associated reference. habenular commissure Cat HG 2002-10-28 281 No description provided. The name of structure and abbreviation were adapted from the associated reference. habenular commissure Cat H 2003-01-08 281 No description provided. The name of structure and abbreviation were adapted from the associated reference Habenular nuclei Cat GI 2002-10-28 281 No description provided. The name of structure and abbreviation were adapted from the associated reference. inferior central nucleus Cat INF 2002-10-28 281 No description provided. The name of structure and abbreviation were adapted from the associated reference. infundibular nucleus Cat AIN 2002-10-28 281 No description provided. The name of structure and abbreviation were adapted from the associated reference. intercalated cell islands of the amygdala Cat IF 2002-10-28 281 No description provided. The name of structure and abbreviation were adapted from the associated reference. interfascicular nucleus Cat IC 2002-10-28 281 No description provided. The name of structure and abbreviation were adapted from the associated reference. internal capsule Cat ICA 2002-10-28 281 No description provided. The name of structure and abbreviation were adapted from the associated reference. interstitial nucleus of Cajal Cat IVF 2002-10-28 281 No description provided. The name of structure and abbreviation were adapted from the associated reference. interventricular foramen Cat ISC 2002-10-28 281 No description provided. The name of structure and abbreviation were adapted from the associated reference. island of Calleja Cat A 2002-10-28 281 No description provided. The name of structure and abbreviation were adapted from the associated reference. lamina A Cat A1 2002-10-28 281 No description provided. The name of structure and abbreviation were adapted from the associated reference. lamina A1 Cat C1 2002-10-28 281 No description provided. The name of structure and abbreviation were adapted from the associated reference. lamina C1 Cat C2 2002-10-28 281 No description provided. The name of structure and abbreviation were adapted from the associated reference. lamina C2 Cat C3 2002-10-28 281 No description provided. The name of structure and abbreviation were adapted from the associated reference. lamina C3 Cat LGL 2002-10-28 281 No description provided. The name of structure and abbreviation were adapted from the associated reference. laminar dorsal lateral geniculate nucleus Cat LGl 2003-01-08 281 No description provided. The name of structure and abbreviation were adapted from the associated reference Laminar nucleus Cat ALA 2002-10-28 281 No description provided. The name of structure and abbreviation were adapted from the associated reference. lateral amygdaloid nucleus Cat LO 2002-10-28 281 No description provided. The name of structure and abbreviation were adapted from the associated reference. lateral dorsal nucleus Cat ENTL 2002-10-28 281 No description provided. The name of structure and abbreviation were adapted from the associated reference. lateral entorhinal area Cat LG 2003-01-08 281 No description provided. The name of structure and abbreviation were adapted from the associated reference Lateral geniculate body Cat HL 2002-10-28 281 No description provided. The name of structure and abbreviation were adapted from the associated reference. lateral habenular nucleus Cat Hlmc 2003-01-08 281 No description provided. The name of structure and abbreviation were adapted from the associated reference Lateral habenular nucleus magnocellular nucleus Cat Hlpc 2003-01-08 281 No description provided. The name of structure and abbreviation were adapted from the associated reference Lateral habenular nucleus parvocellular nucleus Cat HLA 2002-10-28 281 No description provided. The name of structure and abbreviation were adapted from the associated reference. lateral hypothalamic area Cat ML 2002-10-28 281 No description provided. The name of structure and abbreviation were adapted from the associated reference. lateral mamillary nucleus Cat LDTR 2002-10-28 281 No description provided. The name of structure and abbreviation were adapted from the associated reference. lateral olfactory tract Cat LOTR 2002-10-28 281 No description provided. The name of structure and abbreviation were adapted from the associated reference. lateral olfactory tract Cat LP 2002-10-28 281 No description provided. The name of structure and abbreviation were adapted from the associated reference. lateral posterior complex Cat LPG 2003-01-08 281 No description provided. The name of structure and abbreviation were adapted from the associated reference Lateral posterior group of dorsal thalamus Cat SLN 2002-10-28 281 No description provided. The name of structure and abbreviation were adapted from the associated reference. lateral septal nucleus Cat LV 2002-10-28 281 No description provided. The name of structure and abbreviation were adapted from the associated reference. lateral ventricle Cat LV 2002-10-28 281 No description provided. The name of structure and abbreviation were adapted from the associated reference. lateral ventricle Cat L 2003-01-08 281 No description provided. The name of structure and abbreviation were adapted from the associated reference Limitans division of L/SG Cat L/SG 2003-01-08 281 No description provided. The name of structure and abbreviation were adapted from the associated reference Limitans/suprageniculate nucleus of dorsal thalamus Cat MGM 2002-10-28 281 No description provided. The name of structure and abbreviation were adapted from the associated reference. magnocellular medial geniculate nucleus Cat MGmc 2003-01-08 281 No description provided. The name of structure and abbreviation were adapted from the associated reference Magnocellular nucleus of medial geniculate complex Cat MT 2002-10-28 281 No description provided. The name of structure and abbreviation were adapted from the associated reference. mamillothalamic tract Cat AME 2002-10-28 281 No description provided. The name of structure and abbreviation were adapted from the associated reference. medial amygdaloid nucleus Cat C8M 2002-10-28 281 No description provided. The name of structure and abbreviation were adapted from the associated reference. medial cerebellar nucleus Cat ENTM 2002-10-28 281 No description provided. The name of structure and abbreviation were adapted from the associated reference. medial entorhinal area Cat MG 2003-01-08 281 No description provided. The name of structure and abbreviation were adapted from the associated reference Medial geniculate complex of dorsal thalamus Cat HM 2002-10-28 281 No description provided. The name of structure and abbreviation were adapted from the associated reference. medial habenular nucleus Cat LGI 2002-10-28 281 No description provided. The name of structure and abbreviation were adapted from the associated reference. medial interlaminar nucleus Cat MlN 2003-01-08 281 No description provided. The name of structure and abbreviation were adapted from the associated reference Medial interlaminar nucleus Cat MEL 2002-10-28 281 No description provided. The name of structure and abbreviation were adapted from the associated reference. medial lemniscus Cat MLB 2002-10-28 281 No description provided. The name of structure and abbreviation were adapted from the associated reference. medial longitudinal bundle Cat MM 2002-10-28 281 No description provided. The name of structure and abbreviation were adapted from the associated reference. medial mamillary nucleus Cat PTM 2002-10-28 281 No description provided. The name of structure and abbreviation were adapted from the associated reference. medial pretectal nucleus Cat SMN 2002-10-28 281 No description provided. The name of structure and abbreviation were adapted from the associated reference. medial septal nucleus Cat VMN 2002-10-28 281 No description provided. The name of structure and abbreviation were adapted from the associated reference. medial vestibular nucleus Cat MDmf 2003-01-08 281 No description provided. The name of structure and abbreviation were adapted from the associated reference Mediodorsal nucleus of thalamus densocellular (paralamellar) division Cat MDmc 2003-01-08 281 No description provided. The name of structure and abbreviation were adapted from the associated reference Mediodorsal nucleus of thalamus magnocellular (medial) division Cat MDpc 2003-01-08 281 No description provided. The name of structure and abbreviation were adapted from the associated reference Mediodorsal nucleus of thalamus parvocellular (lateral) division Cat MD 2002-10-28 281 No description provided. The name of structure and abbreviation were adapted from the associated reference. mediodorsal nucleus of the thalamus Cat MV 2002-10-28 281 No description provided. The name of structure and abbreviation were adapted from the associated reference. medioventral nucleus of the thalamus Cat NHY 2002-10-28 281 No description provided. The name of structure and abbreviation were adapted from the associated reference. neurohypophysis Cat ACC 2002-10-28 281 No description provided. The name of structure and abbreviation were adapted from the associated reference. nucleus accumbens Cat CAE 2002-10-28 281 No description provided. The name of structure and abbreviation were adapted from the associated reference. nucleus caeruleus Cat O 2002-10-28 281 No description provided. The name of structure and abbreviation were adapted from the associated reference. nucleus of Oarkschewitsch Cat AOD 2002-10-28 281 No description provided. The name of structure and abbreviation were adapted from the associated reference. nucleus of the accessory optic tract, dorsal division Cat AOL 2002-10-28 281 No description provided. The name of structure and abbreviation were adapted from the associated reference. nucleus of the accessory optic tract, lateral division Cat ACN 2002-10-28 281 No description provided. The name of structure and abbreviation were adapted from the associated reference. nucleus of the anterior commissure Cat AGN 2002-10-28 281 No description provided. The name of structure and abbreviation were adapted from the associated reference. nucleus of the anterior commissure Cat BIN 2002-10-28 281 No description provided. The name of structure and abbreviation were adapted from the associated reference. nucleus of the brachium of the inferior colliculus Cat DBH 2002-10-28 281 No description provided. The name of structure and abbreviation were adapted from the associated reference. nucleus of the diagonal band of Bro