posterior parolfactory gyrus

The term posterior parolfactory gyrus refers to a substructure of the paraterminal gyrus. It is the portion that lies immediately adjacent to the lamina terminalis. The remainder of the paraterminal gyrus is the subcallosal gyrus (Crosby), the portion adjacent to the rostrum of the corpus callosum ( Crosby-1962 ).

Also known as: posterior parolfactory gyrus

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posterior parolfactory gyrus
Crosby-1962
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posterior parolfactory gyrus
Crosby-1962
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