entorhinal sulcus (ents)

The term entorhinal sulcus refers to the broad groove at the junction of the basal cerebrum with the medial surface of the temporal lobe in the human ( Goncalves-2005 ) and the macaque ( Meyer-1949 ).

Also known as: entorhinal sulcus, endorhinal sulcus

NeuroNames ID: 2956

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Name
Source
English
endorhinal sulcus
Goncalves-2005
English
entorhinal sulcus
Meyer-1949
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Organism
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Source
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Homo sapiens (human)
endorhinal sulcus
Goncalves-2005
Internal Structure
Yes
Macaca mulatta (Macaca mulatta)
entorhinal sulcus
Meyer-1949
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