Nucleus amygdaloideus corticalis

The term Nucleus amygdaloideus corticalis represents an area in the dorsal portion of the amygdala that includes part of the lateral amygdalar nucleus and some adjacent areas ( Kusama-1970 ).

Also known as: Nucleus amygdaloideus corticalis

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Nucleus amygdaloideus corticalis
Kusama-1970
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Macaca fuscata (Macaca fuscata)
Nucleus amygdaloideus corticalis
Kusama-1970
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