Nucleus alaris-rotundus

Nucleus alaris-rotundus (A-Rtd)

The term Nucleus alaris-rotundus refers to a composite nucleus located rostromedially in the thalamus of the macaque. It consists of two nuclei identified in Olszewski-1952: Nucleus alaris (Olszewski) and Nucleus rotundus ( Ilinsky-2002 ).

Also known as: Nucleus alaris-rotundus, nucleus A-Rtd

NeuroNames ID: 3126

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nucleus A-Rtd

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Macaca mulatta (Macaca mulatta)

Nucleus alaris-rotundus

Ilinsky-2002

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Macaca mulatta (Macaca mulatta)

nucleus A-Rtd

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