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Horizontal Lab 1

The more inferior of the two horizontal slices Notice that the Caudate Nucleus closely resembles the coronal slices, although the Internal Capsule is striated rather than speckled The nuclei of the Thalamus are distinguishable ( LGN and MGN most notably)

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Horizontal Lab 1

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  1. The more inferior of the two horizontal slices Notice that the Caudate Nucleus closely resembles the coronal slices, although the Internal Capsule is striated rather than speckled The nuclei of the Thalamus are distinguishable (LGN and MGN most notably) Notice that the Optic Tract is directly adjacent to the LGN The Fornix and Mammillo-Thalamic Tract are visible in some specimens Horizontal Lab 1

  2. Optic Tract Amygdala External Capsule Globus Pallidus Putamen Dentate Gyrus Internal Capsule Hippocampus Medial Geniculate Nucleus Lateral Geniculate Nucleus Head of the Caudate Nucleus Mammillo-Thalamic Tract Fornix

  3. Optic Tract Amygdala External Capsule Globus Pallidus Putamen Dentate Gyrus Internal Capsule Hippocampus Cerebellum Medial Geniculate Nucleus Lateral Geniculate Nucleus Head of the Caudate Nucleus Mammillo-Thalamic Tract Fornix

  4. Horizontal Lab 2 • The more superior of the two horizontal slices • Notice that the Caudate Nucleus closely resembles the coronal slices, although in this slice there is no Globus Pallidus • The nuclei of the Thalamus are less distinguishable • The Amygdala is no longer visible, but has been replaced in position by the Claustrum • The Superior Colliculus and Pineal Body are visible in this slice • The Septum Pellucidum is visible in some slices

  5. Horizontal Lab 2 Claustrum External Capsule Dentate Gyrus Thalamus Hippocampus Putamen Internal Capsule Cerebellum Head of the Caudate Nucleus Superior Colliculus Corpus Callosum Pineal Body would be located here Septum Pellucidum would be located here Fornix

  6. Claustrum External Capsule Thalamus Putamen Dentate Gyrus Internal Capsule Hippocampus Head of the Caudate Nucleus Cerebellum would be located here Superior Colliculus Septum Pellucidum and Fornix would be located here Pineal Body would be located here Corpus Callosum

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