core of the auditory region

The term core of the auditory region refers to one of two components of the auditory region in the superior temporal gyrus; the other component is the belt of the auditory region. It is a composite structure consisting of two cytomyeloarchitecturally defined cortical areas in the superior temporal gyrus of the rhesus macaque: area Kam of Pandya and area Kalt of Pandya ( Pandya-1973 ).

Also known as: koniocortex core of the auditory region, core of the auditory region

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core of the auditory region
Pandya-1973
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koniocortex core of the auditory region
Pandya-1973
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Macaca mulatta (Macaca mulatta)
core of the auditory region
Pandya-1973
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Macaca mulatta (Macaca mulatta)
koniocortex core of the auditory region
Pandya-1973
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