septal area

The term septal area refers to a composite structure of the cerebrum that consists of the subcallosal gyrus and the paraterminal gyrus ( Carpenter-1983 ). For a review of semantic differences in the use of the word "septal" and the various components attributed to it, see Anthoney-1994.

Also known as: septal area, paraterminal body, septal area-1, septal cortex

NeuroNames ID: 2079

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Name
Source
English
paraterminal body
Carpenter-1983
English
septal area
Carpenter-1983
English
septal area-1
Anthoney-1994
English
septal cortex
Noback-1975
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Organism
Their Name
Source
Internal Structure
Yes
Homo sapiens (human)
paraterminal body
Carpenter-1983
Internal Structure
Yes
Homo sapiens (human)
septal area
Carpenter-1983
Internal Structure
Yes
Homo sapiens (human)
septal area-1
Anthoney-1994
Internal Structure
Yes
Homo sapiens (human)
septal cortex
Noback-1975
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