Atlas Estereotaxico

5 4 3 2 1 0 1 2 3 4 5
+5 0 -5 -10 -15
Bregma 0
10
Figure 1
9 5 5 1
0 Interaural 10
+15 +10 +5 0 -5
8 2
7 3
E/OV
6 aci GrO 4
EPl
Mi
IPl Gl
5 5
4 6
ON
3 7
2 8
Interaural 15.70 mm Bregma 6.70 mm

5 4 3 2 1 0 1 2 3 4 5
5 4 3 2 1 0 1 2 3 4 5
+5 0 -5 -10 -15
Bregma 0
10
Figure 2
9 5 5 1
0 Interaural 10
+15 +10 +5 0 -5
8 2
GrA
vn
7 3
AOB
dlo
GrA AOE
6 4
lo aci
AOL
E/OV GrO
Gl
EPl
5 Mi 5
IPl
4 6
ON
3 7
2 8

5 4 3 2 1 0 1 2 3 4 5
5 4 3 2 1 0 1 2 3 4 5
+5 0 -5 -10 -15
Bregma 0
10
Figure 3
9 5 5 1
0 Interaural 10
+15 +10 +5 0 -5
8 2
7 3
GlA
MiA
VN EPlA GrO
6 AOE 4
GrA
dlo AOL
aci
E/OV Gl
5 lo EPl 5
Mi
IPl GrO
4 6
ON
3 7
2 8

5 4 3 2 1 0 1 2 3 4 5
5 4 3 2 1 0 1 2 3 4 5
+5 0 -5 -10 -15
Bregma 0
10
Figure 4
9 5 5 1
0 Interaural 10
+15 +10 +5 0 -5
8 2
FrA
7 3
MO LO
6 4
AOB
VO
rf
5 5
Mi AOD
IPl
AOE
aci AOM
lo E/OV EPl GrO AOL
4 6
Gl
AOV
3 7
2 8

5 4 3 2 1 0 1 2 3 4 5
5 4 3 2 1 0 1 2 3 4 5
+5 0 -5 -10 -15
Bregma 0
10
Figure 5
9 5 5 1
0 Interaural 10
+15 +10 +5 0 -5
8 2
FrA
7 3
PrL
LO
6 4
MO
DLO
VO
5 5
rf AOD
4 6
aci E/OV AOL
AOM 1a
1b
lo AOV
3 7
2 8

5 4 3 2 1 0 1 2 3 4 5
5 4 3 2 1 0 1 2 3 4 5
+5 0 -5 -10 -15
Bregma 0
10
Figure 6
9 5 5 1
0 Interaural 10
+15 +10 +5 0 -5
8 M2 2
7 PrL 3
6 MO 4
LO
DLO
VO
5 5
AOD
ri
rf
4 E/OV AOL 6
aci
AOM
lo AOV
3 7
VTT
2 8

5 4 3 2 1 0 1 2 3 4 5
5 4 3 2 1 0 1 2 3 4 5
+5 0 -5 -10 -15
Bregma 0
10
Figure 7
9 5 5 1
0 Interaural 10
M2
+15 +10 +5 0 -5
8 2
Cg1
M1
7 3
fmi
PrL
Cl
6 4
LO
AI
5 VO 5
MO
DTr
ri
4 6
rf E/O 1 2 3
V 3
aci DEn 2
AOM Pir 1
DTT
lo
3 3 AOV 7
2
1 VTT
2 8

5 4 3 2 1 0 1 2 3 4 5
5 4 3 2 1 0 1 2 3 4 5
+5 0 -5 -10 -15
Bregma 0
10
Figure 8
9 5 5 1
0 Interaural 10
M2
+15 +10 +5 0 -5
8 2
Cg1
M1
7 3
fmi PrL
6 4
Cl
AID
5 5
IL
VO LO AIV
4 DP 6
ri
rf E/OV
1 2 3
aca DTT DEn
Pir
3 7
lo
VTT AOP
Tu
2 8

5 4 3 2 1 0 1 2 3 4 5
5 4 3 2 1 0 1 2 3 4 5
+5 0 -5 -10 -15
Bregma 0
10
Figure 9
9 5 5 1
0 Interaural 10 M2
+15 +10 +5 0 -5
8 M1 2
Cg1
7 3
S1J
6 fmi PrL 4
5 GI 5
IL Cl
E/OV AID
DP AIV
LO
4 VO 6
DTT
AcbSh AcbC
rf
3 aca 7
DEn Pir
lo AOP
mfba SL
mfba ICj
2 TuPo TuDC 8
Interaural 11.70 mm TuPl Bregma 2.70 mm

5 4 3 2 1 0 1 2 3 4 5
7 6 5 4 3 2 1 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7
+5 0 -5 -10 -15
10 Bregma 0
Figure 10
9 5 5 1
M2
0 Interaural 10
M1
+15 +10 +5 0 -5
8 2
Cg1
7 3
fmi
PrL
S1J
6 4
IL
E
5 5
CPu GI
LV
DP Cl
AID
3
4 1 2 AIV 6
rcc DTT
VO
SHi DEn
rf AcbC
3 aca 7
SL
AcbSh Pir
lo LSS
2 8
ICj
mfba VP
Tu
1 9
0 10

7 6 5 4 3 2 1 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7
7 6 5 4 3 2 1 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7
+5 0 -5 -10 -15
10 Bregma 0
Figure 11
9 5 5 1
M2
0 Interaural 10 M1
+15 +10 +5 0 -5 Cg1

8 2
cg
7 3
Cg2
fmi
S1J
6 E 4
IG
ec
5 CPu 5
LV
DP GI
LSI
Cl DI
4 exc 6
SHi
AID
AcbC AIV
AcbSh DEn
3 7
rf aca LSS
SL
Pir
VP
2 lo LAcbSh 8
mfba mfba
VP
ICj
VP
1 Tu 9
0 10

7 6 5 4 3 2 1 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7
7 6 5 4 3 2 1 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7
+5 0 -5 -10 -15
10 Bregma 0
Figure 12
9 5 5 1
M2
0 Interaural 10
M1
+15 +10 +5 0 -5
8 2
Cg1
S1J
7 cg 3
fmi Cg2
6 IG 4
E
S1JO
gcc
LSD
5 IG 5
LV CPu
ec
GI
LSV
4 Cl 6
SHi DI
LSI
VDB AID
AcbC AIV
3 7
LSS DEn
aca
rf
mfba AcbSh
Pir
2 lo mfba 8
VP LAcbSh
mfba
ICj VP
1 9
Tu
0 10

7 6 5 4 3 2 1 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7
7 6 5 4 3 2 1 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7
+5 0 -5 -10 -15
10 Bregma 0
Figure 13
9 5 5 1
M2
M1
0 Interaural 10
+15 +10 +5 0 -5 S1FL

8 2
Cg1
S1J
cg
7 3
Cg2
S1JO
E IG
S1DZ
6 4
gcc
S1ULp
LV
5 IG LSD 5
CPu
ec
GI
LSV
LSI
4 SHi Cl 6
DI
MS
AID
AcbC AIV
3 ICjM DEn 7
rf aca
VDB AcbSh Pir
LSS
2 mfba ICj VP 8
lo mfba LAcbSh
mfba
ICj VP
2n
1 9
Tu
0 10

7 6 5 4 3 2 1 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7
7 6 5 4 3 2 1 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7
+5 0 -5 -10 -15
10 Bregma 0
Figure 14
9 5 5 1
M2
M1
0 Interaural 10
Cg1 S1FL
+15 +10 +5 0 -5
8 2
S1J
cg
Cg2
7 3
S1JO
IG
E
6 S1DZ 4
gcc
LV
S1ULp
LSD
5 SHi 5
ec CPu
GI
LSV
LSI
4 Cl DI 6
MS
AID
AcbC
ICjM AIV
3 7
rf DEn
aca
AcbSh LSS
VDB Pir
2 LAcbSh 8
lo
mfba ICj
mfba VP VP CB
VP
1 2n 9
ICj
Tu
0 10

7 6 5 4 3 2 1 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7
7 6 5 4 3 2 1 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7
+5 0 -5 -10 -15
10 Bregma 0
Figure 15
9 5 5 1
M2
M1
0 Interaural 10
S1FL
+15 +10 +5 0 -5 Cg1
8 2
S1J
cg
Cg2
7 S1JO 3
IG
S1DZ
E
gcc
6 4
LV
ec LSD
S1ULp
SHi
5 5
LSI
CPu
GI
Ld
LSV
4 ZL 6
Cl
MS DI
ICjM
AID
3 AcbSh AIV 7
VDB AcbC
rf aca DEn
LSS
Pir
2 VP LAcbSh 8
HDB
mfbb
mfba
lo CB
mfba VP
VP
ICj ICj
1 2n 9
Tu
0 10

7 6 5 4 3 2 1 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7
7 6 5 4 3 2 1 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7
+5 0 -5 -10 -15
Bregma 0
10
Figure 16
9 5 5 M2 1
M1
0 Interaural 10
S1FL
+15 +10 +5 0 -5 Cg1
8 2
S1DZ
S1J
cg
Cg2
S1DZ
7 3
E IG
cc
LV S1ULp
6 4
LSD
SHi
5 LSI 5
S2
ec CPu
Ld GI
PLd
ZL
4 LSV DI 6
BSTMA
MS Cl
BSTL AID
AcbSh
AIV
3 DEn 7
aca
rf VDB
IPAC
AcbC LSS
SIB Pir
2 VP 8
CB
mfba mfbb HDB
lo
VP
1 2n ICj 9
Tu
0 10

7 6 5 4 3 2 1 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7
7 6 5 4 3 2 1 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7
+5 0 -5 -10 -15
10 Bregma 0
Figure 17
9 5 5 M1 1
M2
0 Interaural 10 S1FL
Cg1
+15 +10 +5 0 -5
8 2
S1DZ
cg Cg2
7 3
IG S1ULp
cc
LV
LSD
6 4
SHi
LSI
5 S2 5
Ld
PLd CPu
ec
GI
4 ZL MS 6
LSV DI
BSTMA
Cl
BSTL
AIP
3 7
aca
VDB DEn
rf
IPAC
SI VP
2 LSS Pir 8
CB
mfbb HDB
mfba
SIB
lo
1 9
2n ICj
Tu
0 10

7 6 5 4 3 2 1 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7
7 6 5 4 3 2 1 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7
+5 0 -5 -10 -15
10 Bregma 0
Figure 18
M1
5 M2
9 5 1
S1HL
0 Interaural 10
Cg1
S1FL
+15 +10 +5 0 -5
8 2
cg
S1DZ
Cg2
IG
7 3
cc S1BF
LV
df LSD
6 4
LSI
5 SFi 5
S2
CPu
ec LSV
ic
f
4 GI 6
BSTLD
st ZL MS
BSTMA DI
BSTLJ
ac MnPO Cl
acp LGP AIP
3 acp BSTMV BSTLP 7
BSTLV
rf StA
LSS DEn
ADP PS
Fu IPACL
VP
Al VEn
2 MPOL IPACM 8
LPO SIB
Pe Pir
mfba MCPO CxA
mfba mfbb MPA 3V AVPe HDB
1 lo VP 9
ICj
VMPO
ox
Tu
0 10
Interaural 8.74 mm Bregma -0.26 mm

7 6 5 4 3 2 1 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7
7 6 5 4 3 2 1 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7
+5 0 -5 -10 -15
10 Bregma 0
Figure 19
9 5 5 1 M1 1
M2
2 S1HL
3
0 Interaural 10
4 Cg1 S1FL
+15 +10 +5 0 -5
8 2
5
S1DZ
cg
6a Cg2
6b
7 IG 3
cc S1BF
LV
df
LSD
6 4
pcf
ec
LSI
5 5
SFi
S2
CPu
ic
LSV
4 f GI 6
st
BSTMA DI
LGP BSTLJ
BSTLD
acp ac MnPO BSTLP Cl
3 AIP 7
acp BSTMV BSTLV

rf ADP
3V PS Fu LSS DEn
StA VP IPACL
2 Pe 8
IPACM
MPOL LPO VEn Pir
SIB
mfba MPA MCPO CxA
mfba mfbb AVPe
HDB
1 9
lo VP
VMPO ICj
ox VLPO
Tu
0 10

7 6 5 4 3 2 1 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7
7 6 5 4 3 2 1 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7
+5 0 -5 -10 -15
10 Bregma 0
M1
Figure 20
M2
9 5 5 1
S1HL
0 Interaural 10 Cg1
S1FL
+15 +10 +5 0 -5
8 S1DZ 2
cg
Cg2
7 IG 3
cc S1BF
LV
df LSD
ec
6 4
LSI
SFi
5 S2 5
CPu
LSV
st GI
4 ic 6
f
BSTMA
CST BSTLJ DI
LGP BSTLP
ac MnPO BSTLI Cl
AIP
3 7
acp BSTMV IPACL
rf ADP BSTLV DEn
PS
IPACM
StA Pe MPA VEn
2 VP 8
LSS
MPOL LPO
AVPe SIB
mfba 3V MCPO CxA

mfba Pir
mfbb HDB
1 VP 9
lo
VMPO ICj
VLPO
ox
Tu
0 10

7 6 5 4 3 2 1 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7
7 6 5 4 3 2 1 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7
+5 0 -5 -10 -15
10 Bregma 0
Figure 21
9 5 M1 1
5
M2
S1HL
0 Interaural 10
S1FL
+15 +10 +5 0 -5 Cg1
8 2
S1DZ
cg Cg2
S1BF
7 IG 3
cc LSD
LV
df
6 4
ec pcf
SFi
TS
5 S2 5
st vhc SFO BSTS CPu

ic
4 sm 3V 6
BSTMPM
GI
BSTMPI
LGP f BAC DI
BSTMPL
BSTLI Cl
3 AIP 7
B APF BSTLP
rf
acp IPACL
PDP mch PaAM DEn
PaAP SID
2 Pe StHy IPACM 8
B LSS
MPA SIB VP VEn
LPO Pir
MPOC
mfba MCPO
1 HDB CxA 9
mfbb MPOL VLPO AAV
MPOM
lo ox
SO Tu
0 10

7 6 5 4 3 2 1 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7
7 6 5 4 3 2 1 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7
+5 0 -5 -10 -15
10 Bregma 0
Figure 22
9 5 5 M2 M1 1
S1HL
Cg1
+15 +10 +5 0 -5 S1DZ

8 2
cg Cg2
S1BF
IG
7 3
cc
LV df LSD
6 TS 4
ec
SFi
vhc
IVF S2
5 D3V SFO 5
st AV CPu
ic
sm PT
4 GI 6
PVA BSTMPM
LGP mch DI
BSTMPI Cl
B f Pe
3V PaAP BSTMPL AIP
3 rf PaAM 7
SIV
IPACL
acp SID DEn
VP
B
Pe StHy
2 IPACM LSS 8
MPOC SIB
MPOM AAD
LPO VEn Pir
mfb MCPO
MPA
HDB
MPOL VLH ACo CxA
1 AAV 9
LOT
LA SCh SO
lo
ox
0 10

7 6 5 4 3 2 1 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7
7 6 5 4 3 2 1 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7
+5 0 -5 -10 -15
10 Bregma 0
Figure 23
9 5 5 1
M1
M2
S1HL
0 Interaural 10 Cg1
S1FL
+15 +10 +5 0 -5 S1DZ
8 2
Cg2
cg
IG S1BF
7 3
df cc
LV
TS
vhc
6 4
ec SFO
fi AVDM
D3V
AD
st sm
5 5
PVA
PT S2
PC
IAD AVVL
4 AM 6
ic CPu
AMV Rt
PVA
GI
Re LGP
3 DI 7
B
rf Pe
sm SM LSS Cl
f PaAP AIP
B IPACL
B
AStr
3V MPA IPACM
2 SIV 8
BSTMPL SID DEn
SIB Pir
MPO LH
mfb AHA AAD
VEn
MCPO BMA
VLH AAV
1 LA 3 9
ACo
SCh SO LOT 2
MeAD 1 CxA
ox
0 10
lo

7 6 5 4 3 2 1 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7
7 6 5 4 3 2 1 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7
+5 0 -5 -10 -15
10 Bregma 0
Figure 24
9 5 5 1
M2 M1
Cg1 S1HL
+15 +10 +5 0 -5
8 S1DZ 2
cg Cg2
IG
7 S1BF 3
df cc
LV TS
6 4
vhc
fi
SFO AVDM
ec
D3V AD
sm
st
5 5
S2
PVA PT
PC
AVVL
CM CPu
4 IAD 6
ic AM Rt
GI
PVA AMV DI
B LGP
3 Re 7
rf sm B Cl AIP
VRe
3V B
SM IPACL
f PaAP AStr DEn
2 SI 8
Pe BSTMPL IPACM LSS
LH
AHA AAD VEn
mfb Cir Pir
MPO MCPO AAV BMA
3
1 VLH 9
LA
SO LOT 2 ACo CxA
SCh
MeAD 1
ox
0 lo 10

7 6 5 4 3 2 1 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7
7 6 5 4 3 2 1 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7
+5 0 -5 -10 -15
10 Bregma 0
M2 M1
Figure 25
9 5 5 RSA S1HL 1
S1FL
0 Interaural 10 S1DZ
+15 +10 +5 0 -5
8 RSGb 2
cg
S1BF
IG
df cc
7 3
LV TS
CA3 S1
vhc
SFO
DG 4
6
ec AVDM
fi
D3V
st sm AD
ic MD
5 PVA 5
PC S2
PT AVVL
Rt
CPu
VA B
VA
4 AM LGP 6
IAM GI
mt
Rh AMV
B DI
rf Re
3 7
VRe
ZI IPAC Cl AIP
B
PaAP SI AStr
f CeM
2 LH CeC BLA DEn 8
I
mfb
AHA
AA VEn
Pe MCPO
AHC 3 BMA
1 9
3V SO
LOT
ACo
sox RCh 1 CxA
MeAD
0 ox 10

7 6 5 4 3 2 1 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7
7 6 5 4 3 2 1 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7
+5 0 -5 -10 -15
10 Bregma 0
Figure 26
9 5 5 M2 M1 1
S1HL
RSA
0 Interaural 10
S1FL
+15 +10 +5 0 -5
8 S1DZ 2
cg RSGb
IG
7 cc S1BF 3
df
TS
LV
6 4
S1
fi DG
D3V LDVL
sm MHb AD
st
ec
MD
5 PVA AVDM 5
PC
PT PC S2
ic
AVVL
eml CM
IAD AM Rt
4 VA CPu 6
IAM GI
mt AMV
Rh DI
LGP
3 Re VM 7
rf Xi Sub LaDL
IPAC Cl AIP
VRe B B AStr
ns
ZI
al 3VPaDC
PaMP PaLM CeL CeC DEn
2 CeM 8
f LH SI
mfb SPa BLA
PaV
cst
AHP I VEn
Pe
1 AHC MeAD BMA 9
LOT opt SO BAOT ACo

sox RCh CxA
0 10

7 6 5 4 3 2 1 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7
7 6 5 4 3 2 1 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7
+5 0 -5 -10 -15
10 Bregma 0
Figure 27
9 5 5 1
M2
RSA M1
0 Interaural 10 S1HL
+15 +10 +5 0 -5 S1FL
8 2
S1DZ
RSGb
cg
IG S1BF
7 3
df cc
DHC
dhc CA3 S1
LV
6 4
DG
fi D3V LDVL
st sm MHb AD
5 MD S2 5
PVA
PC AVVL
PT
ec iml AVDM
CM
CPu GI
4 IAD 6
VA
IAM AM Rt
AMV
mt DI
ic Rh
3 LGP 7
Sub VM AIP
rf Cl
Re
Xi IPAC LaDL
VRe
ZI
ns PaMP PaDC DEn
2 PaLM CeM CeL CeC 8
al
f SPa SI
mfb LH BLA
PaV
AHP
cst IM
VEn
AHC MeAD Pir
1 9
BMA
3V Pe
opt
SO ACo
BAOT CxA
sox RCh
0 10

7 6 5 4 3 2 1 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7
7 6 5 4 3 2 1 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7
+5 0 -5 -10 -15
10 Bregma 0
Figure 28
9 5 5 1
M2 M1
S1HL
RSA
0 Interaural 10
S1FL
+15 +10 +5 0 -5
8 S1DZ 2
cg RSGb
IG
S1BF
7 cc 3
alv df DHC
dhc
CA3
LV S1
6 fi 4
ec
MHb DG LDDM
sm D3V AD
st LDVL
5 LHb CL 5
PVA
MDL AV S2
iml
MDM
VL
PC
CM CPu
4 6
VPL GI
eml VA
IAM AM
ic Rt DI
Rh LGP
3 Sub IPAC 7
mt
Re
rf VM AStr AIP
Xi VRe B CeC
ns MGP
ZI LaDL
CeL
2 vaf al PaPo CeM DEn 8
cst SI IMG
mfb f Stg LH BLA
PaMP SPa AHP Acc MeAD IM
3V
Pe AHC VEn
MeAV 9
1 BMA
opt
VMHA
sox ACo Pir
aot TC BAOT CxA
ArcD
ArcM
0 ArcL SOR 10
ME

7 6 5 4 3 2 1 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7
7 6 5 4 3 2 1 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7
+5 0 -5 -10 -15
10 Bregma 0
Figure 29
9 5 5 M2 M1 1
RSA
S1Tr
0 Interaural 10
+15 +10 +5 0 -5
8 S1DZ 2
cg RSGb
IG
7 alv df cc S1BF 3
CA1
CA2
dhc
DHC
CA3
6 LV 4
ec
fi MHb DG
sm D3V LDDM LDVL
st LHb
5 5
PV MDC
MDL CL
iml S2
IMD
MDM
4 VPM 6
eml CM PC VL
ic Rt CPu GI
VPL
IAM
LGP DI
Rh
3 Sub 7
VM
rf IPAC
mt Re AIP
B
VRe AStr LaDL
MGP CeL I
cst Xi ZI
2 A13 8
ns DA DEn
SI CeC IMG
Stg PaPo CeM
al AHP
f
mfb 3V Pe LH BLA BLP
MeAD
VMHDM I
1 VEn 9
TC MeAV Pir
BMA BLV
opt
VMHC
sox VMHVL ACo
ArcM BAOT PLCo CxA
0 ArcD ArcL 10
SOR
MEI MEE

7 6 5 4 3 2 1 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7
7 6 5 4 3 2 1 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7
+5 0 -5 -10 -15
10 Bregma 0
Figure 30
M2
5 RSA M1
9 5 1
S1Tr
0 Interaural 10
S1DZ
+15 +10 +5 0 -5
8 RSGb 2
cg
IG
7
alv df cc DHC S1BF 3
CA1 CA2
dhc
CA3
LV
6 PoDG 4
fi MHb DG
sm D3V LDDM
LDVL
ec st LHb
5 PV 5
MDC
iml CL Ang S2
MDL
IMD MDM Po Rt
MDPL
4 6
PC
eml CM VPM CPu GI
VL
ic VPL
LGP DI
Rh SubD B
3 rf 7
lab IPAC
scp SubV VM AIP
LaVM
Re B AStr LaDL
mt CeL
VRe
cst ZI MGP CeC LaVL
ns A13
2 SubI CeM 8
DEn
DA
MePD al BSTIA
opt BLA
mfb DMD LH
f I BLP
TC
1 3V Pe MeAD VEn 9
VMHDM
BMA BMP
VMHC BLV
sox
MePV
VMHVL ACo
aot Pir
PLCo
0 ArcD 10
ArcM
ArcL SOR
Interaural 6.44 mm MEI MEE

Bregma -2.56 mm
7 6 5 4 3 2 1 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7
7 6 5 4 3 2 1 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7
+5 0 -5 -10 -15
10 Bregma 0
Figure 31
M2 M1
9 5 5 1
RSA
S1Tr
0 Interaural 10
S1DZ
+15 +10 +5 0 -5
8 2
RSGb
cg
IG
alv
df cc CA1 S1BF
7 CA2 3
dhc
CA3
6 PoDG 4
LV
fi DG
sm D3V LDVL
LDDM
LHb
st MHb
5 PV 5
iml S2
ec MDC CL Ang
MDL Po
Rt GI
IMD MDM
4 PC 6
CM VPM DI
eml CPu
ic VL VPL
Rh LGP Ect
SubD
3 7
lab VM
rf scp SubV IPAC
cst B
Re AStr LaDL PRh
VRe CeL
mt
ZI MGP LaVM
A13 CeM CeC LEnt
2 ns 3V DEn 8
DA SubI LaVL
al MCLH BSTIA
opt BLA BLP
I
DMD PeF MePD
mfb f LH
1 VEn 9
Pe VMHDM TC MeAD BMA BLV
sox VMHC
ArcD MePV Pir
ACo BMP
SOR
VMHVL PLCo
0 10
ArcL
ArcM MEE
MEI
7 6 5 4 3 2 1 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7
7 6 5 4 3 2 1 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7
+5 0 -5 -10 -15
10 Bregma 0
Figure 32
5 RSA M2 M1
9 5 1
S1Tr
0 Interaural 10
S1DZ
+15 +10 +5 0 -5
8 cg RSGb 2
alv IG
CA1 S1BF
df cc
7 hf 3
CA2
dhc
CA3
S2
6 PoDG 4
LV LHbM
D3V LHbL
sm
fi LDDM LDVL
MHb AuD
ec LPMR
5 st PVP 5
iml MDM MDL

CL Po
MDC Rt
IMD VPM AuV
4 6
eml PC
CM VL CPu
VPL
B
ic Rh LGP Ect
rf scp Sub
3 VM 7
AStr ml
st eml Re
VRe PRh
ZID CeC LaDL
mt A11 CeL
Do LEnt
ZIV MGP LaVM
2 8
opt DA SubI
3V LaVL
ns DEn
Pe BSTIA
mfb LH BLA
PeF MePD
DMC DMD BLP
sox f I
MCLH 9
1 I BMP
MePV BLV VEn
VMHC
TC PMCo BMA Pir
VMHDM MTu
SOR
ArcD
0 ArcM VMHVL PLCo
10
ArcL
MEI MEE

7 6 5 4 3 2 1 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7
7 6 5 4 3 2 1 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7
+5 0 -5 -10 -15
10 Bregma 0
Figure 33
9 5 5 RSA M2 M1 1
S1Tr
0 Interaural 10
RSGb S1DZ
+15 +10 +5 0 -5
8 2
cg
alv
IG S1BF
df cc CA1
7 hf 3
dhc
CA2
FC
S2
CA3
DG 4
6 PoDG
LV MHb LHbM LHbL AuD
D3V LDVL
sm
LPMR
fi LDDM CPu
5 Au1 5
st PVP
CL
IMD Rt
MDC
MDL Po
iml
4 MDM AuV 6
VPM
ec
eml CM PC VPL
OPC imvc
LGP Ect
CPu
3 ic ml 7
scp VM
st Re
rf ZIV CeL PRh
eml VRe ZID LaDL
A11 AStr LEnt
opt mt
2 CeC LaVM 8
3V SubI MGP LaVL DEn
PH BSTIA
ns
mfb DMD LH MCLH BLA
Pe BLP
PeF
MePD I
1 sox f 9
DMC DMV I VEn
MePV BMP
VMHC TC Te BLV
Pir
VMHDM MTu
PMCo
0 PLCo 10
ArcD VMHVL
ArcM
ArcL
Bregma -3.30 mm
7 6 5 4 3 2 1 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7
7 6 5 4 3 2 1 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7
+5 0 -5 -10 -15
10 Bregma 0
Figure 34
9 5 5 M2 M1 1
RSA S1Tr
0 Interaural 10
+15 +10 +5 0 -5
8 cg RSGb 2
S1BF
IG
CA1
df cc
7 dhc 3
hf
alv S2
CA2
PoDG CA3
6 DG 4
D3V AuD
sm MHb LHbM DLG

LV
LPMR LDVL
VLG
5 ec 5
fi LHbL
fr Au1
PVP
iml Po
st CL
ic MDL Rt
4 eml MDM 6
ic IMD CPu AuV
PC VPM
CM VPL
OPC
rf Ect
VPPC
3 ml 7
A11 AStr PRh
opt VM ZID
scp LaDL
LV ZIV LEnt
2 mt LaVM 8
sox ns PH SubI STh
st LaVL
Pe DEn
3V
MePD BSTIA
BLP
mfb PeF LH
DMD Pir
1 BMP VEn 9
f AHiAL
PMCo BLV
DMV
ArcD VMHC Te
PLCo
VMHVL
0 10
ArcM
ArcL
Interaural 5.40 mm InfS Bregma -3.60 mm

7 6 5 4 3 2 1 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7
7 6 5 4 3 2 1 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7
+5 0 -5 -10 -15
10 Bregma 0
Figure 35
9 5 5 RSA 1
PtA
0 Interaural 10
+15 +10 +5 0 -5 RSGb

8 Py Or cg 2
Rad
LMol
Mol S1BF
GrDG
IG CA1
alv
hf df cc
7 dhc 3
CA2
Hil PoDG AuD
LHbM CA3
LHbL DG
6 4
D3V
sm LPLR
LPMR DLG
Au1
5 fi MHb 5
ec VLG
iml fr PVP CL Po
eml
PF AuV
st VPL Rt
4 6
PoMn
MD
ic OPC CPu TeA
PF VPM
CM
VPPC Ect
3 opt ml 7
SPF
rf
VM ZID PRh
fi scp LaDL
ZIV
LEnt
sox
2 mt STh 8
PH LaVM
LV LH
ns mfb
DEn
MePD 3V
BSTIA
Gem
BLP
1 PSTh AHiAL 9
f DTM BMP
Pir
PMCo
PMV Te
ArcMP
ArcLP VTM
0 PLCo 10
af InfS

7 6 5 4 3 2 1 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7
7 6 5 4 3 2 1 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7
+5 0 -5 -10 -15
10 Bregma 0
Figure 36
9 5 5 1
RSA
PtA
0 Interaural 10
+15 +10 +5 0 -5 RSGb

8 2
cg
IG
S1BF
hf
7 df cc CA1 3
IBl
dhc
alv
PoDG
CA3
6 OBl CA2 4
AuD
bsc hbc
DG IMA
D3V
sm LPMR LPLR DLG
LHbL APTD
MHb IGL Au1
5 LHbM VLGPC 5
VLGMC
str Po
fi AuV
PVP Rt
4 fr PF 6
VPM VPL
LV
ec SubG TeA
opt pv
VPPC Ect
3 ic ml 7
rf SPF
PR ZID PRh
scp
F ZIV
3V
sox CA3 LEnt
PH LaDL
2 8
ns LaVM
Gem STh DEn
mfb SMT
cp PSTh BLP
1 SuM LH AHiPM 9
f DG AHiAL BMP Pir
DTM PMD
MRe PMCo
APir
PMV
VTM
0 ArcMP ArcLP 10
PLCo
af InfS
7 6 5 4 3 2 1 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7
7 6 5 4 3 2 1 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7
+5 0 -5 -10 -15
10 Bregma 0
Figure 37
9 5 5 1
RSA V2MM
PtA
0 Interaural 10
+15 +10 +5 0 -5 RSGb

cg 2
8
S1
IG
CA1
df cc
7 hf IBl 3
dhc
AuD
PoDG
OBl CA2
6 4
hbc DG
LPLR IMA
bsc D3V CA3
Au1
LPMR DLG
MHb
VLGPC
APTD
5 VLGMC 5
fi str IGL
ec
PrC
alv Po
ar AuV
PF VPL
4 6
VPM TeA
fr PVP
pv VPPC SubG
opt
SPFPC Ect
rf ic ml RI
3 3V 7
PR ZID
scp
F PRh
sox
PH ZIV
LV mtg CA3 LEnt
Gem
2 8
ns sumx SMT STh
mfb LH
cp SuM DEn
pm
BLP
ML DG Pir
1 f MMn AHiPM 9
AHiAL
MM APir
VTM PMCo
MRe PMD
0 PLCo 10
af
ArcMP

7 6 5 4 3 2 1 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7
7 6 5 4 3 2 1 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7
+5 0 -5 -10 -15
10 Bregma 0
Figure 38
9 5 RSA V2MM 1
5 V2ML
0 Interaural 10 RSGb PtA

+15 +10 +5 0 -5 cg
8 2
IG
df cc
CA1
7 hf S1 3
alv dhc
AuD
PoDG
6 bsc DG CA3 4
CA2
PiRe LPMC IMA
hbc Au1
OPT APTD
pc SCO LPMR DLG
MPT
5 3V 5
alv
str PrC LPLC IGL
APTV LPLR VLGMC AuV
Sc
PVP VLGPC
ar Po
4 VPM TeA 6
ec PF
Eth
pv SPFPC
SubG Ect
fr CA2
opt
ic
3 ml 7
fr ZID PRh
rf scp RI PR CA3
sox PH
3V F ZIV LEnt
LV mtg SNR
2 sumx 8
ns DEn
LH
SuM Gem
mfb
cp
pm BLP Pir
DG
1 f MMn 9
MM AHiPM
LM VTM
ML APir
MRe PMCo PLCo
0 ArcMP 10
af

7 6 5 4 3 2 1 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7
7 6 5 4 3 2 1 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7
+5 0 -5 -10 -15
10 Bregma 0
Figure 39
9 5 5 1
RSA V2MM V2ML
0 Interaural 10 V2L
+15 +10 +5 0 -5 RSGb
8 cg 2
alv PtA
df scc
7 CA1 3
hf AuD
dhc
PoDG
6 DG Au1 4
bsc
PiRe
OPT OT LPMC IMA
MPT
hbc APTD LPLC
5 PLi 5
PCom PLi DLG
pc AuV
CA2
str SG MGD
SCO
dlf APTV MGM IGL
4 alv SCom MCPC TeA 6
MGV VLGPC
PAG
PoT VLGMC
opt ctg PIL
Eth LT CA3
Dk Ect
IMLF SPFPC
3V
3 7
scp PR PRh
rf ml
fr ZIV CA1
mtg ZID
RI
2 8
sumx SNR
ns LH PBP
SNCD DEn LEnt
SuMM
mp SuML
1 cp mfb mt BLP 9
f DG APir
MM ML AHiPM
LM
PMCo
0 af 10

7 6 5 4 3 2 1 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7
7 6 5 4 3 2 1 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7
+5 0 -5 -10 -15
10 Bregma 0
Figure 40
9 5 5 RSA 1
V2MM
V2ML
0 Interaural 10
V2L
RSGb
+15 +10 +5 0 -5 cg
8 2
alv
scc PtA
7 CA1 3
dhc FC
hf AuD
PoDG
6 DG 4
PiRe Au1
bsc OT
PPT LPMC
MPT OPT
LPLC csc IMA
5 APTD DLG 5
pc PAG PCom
MGD CA2 AuV
PLi SG
dlf CA3
alv opt Aq PAG MCPC
MZMG MGV TeA
4 ctg dtg APTV PoT 6
IMLFG
MGM
Dk PIL
EW SPFPC PP CA1 Ect
DpMe REth
MA3 IMLF
3 rf LT PRh 7
SNL
scp PR ZI
ml
RLi PBP
mtg
vtgx VTRZ
SN
2 fr 8
RV
SNM IF PBP SNCD LEnt

L
SNRDM VTA PN
IPF MT DEn
mp
cp
1 APir 9
MM
AHiPM
af
PMCo
0 10

7 6 5 4 3 2 1 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7
7 6 5 4 3 2 1 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7
+5 0 -5 -10 -15
Bregma 0
10
Figure 41
9 5 5 1
RSA V2MM
V2ML
0 Interaural 10
+15 +10 +5 0 -5 RSGb

8 cg V2L 2
scc CA1
7 PtA 3
dhc FC
hf
AuD
PiRe S
alv PoDG
DG
6 bsc SC 4
LPLC
MPT PPT OT Au1
LPMC
SC OPT
csc
IMA DLG
5 DMPAG 5
pc APTD
PCom
opt SG MGD
dlf AuV
PLi CA3
alv LPAG
ctg Aq MGV
MZMG MCPC CA2
4 dtg MGM 6
APTV TeA
PoT
Dk IMLFG
IMLF
EW DpMe PIL PP Ect
REth
LT
3 MA3 SPFPC PRh 7
rf CA1
scp SNL
ml RPC PBP
RLi
mtg vtgx
VTRZ SNCD
2 8
fr IF PBP
VTA SNR
PN DEn
MT
aopt mp IPF
LEnt
1 cp DG 9
MM APir
AHiPM
af
PMCo
0 10

7 6 5 4 3 2 1 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7
7 6 5 4 3 2 1 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7
+5 0 -5 -10 -15
10 Bregma 0
Figure 42
9 5 5 1
V2MM
RSA
V2ML
10 V1M
0 Interaural
V1B
+15 +10 +5 0 -5 cg
8 2
RSGb V2L
fmj
7 Post 3
RSGa PtA
hf CA1
Zo S
alv
AuD
SuG
Op PoDG
6 4
InG DG
bsc OT Au1
csc InWh
PPT LPMC
5 DMPAG DpG 5
DpWh PLi
DLPAG
dlf MGD AuV
LPAG SG
Aq CA2
MZMG
alv MGV
4 EW APT CA3 TeA 6
ctg dtg Dk IMLFG
MA3 MGM
IMLF DpMe PoT
mlf
PIL PP
PaR Ect
3 mtg LT 7
Min SNL
rf scp RPC
ELm
PRh
VTRZ RMC
ml RLi
SNR CA1
2 vtgx 8
PBP DEn
hf IPDM SNCD
IF VTA
3n LEnt
PN
SNM
IPR AHiPM APir
1 mp 9
cp fr IPC
3n IPRL PMCo
MM
af
0 10
Interaural 3.40 mm* Bregma -5.60 mm

7 6 5 4 3 2 1 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7
7 6 5 4 3 2 1 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7
+5 0 -5 -10 -15
10 Bregma 0
Figure 43
V2MM V2ML
9 5 5 1
RSA
V1M
0 Interaural 10 V1B
+15 +10 +5 0 -5
8 2
cg
RSGb
fmj
V2L
7 RSGa 3
Zo Post S
hf PtA
SuG
AuD
Op
6 DG PoDG 4
alv InG
csc CA1
InWh
bsc OT Au1
DLPAG DMPAG DpG PPT
5 LPMC 5
alv PLi
DpWh MGD
dlf
Aq SG CA3
LPAG
AuV
MGV
4 IMLF MZMG CA2 6
dtg EW Dk APT
ctg MGM
IMLFG PoT TeA
DpMe
MA3 PIL PP
mlf
Ect
3 PaR SNL 7
rf R Min
scp PRh
RLi ELm CA1
vtgx
hf mtg PBP SNR
2 DEn 8
ml IPDM
IF VTA SNCD
PN LEnt
S
3n SNM APir
4n IPR AHiPM
1 mp 9
cp
IPC
3n IPRL PMCo
af
0 10

7 6 5 4 3 2 1 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7
7 6 5 4 3 2 1 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7
+5 0 -5 -10 -15
10 Bregma 0
Figure 44
9 5 5 1
RSA V2MM V2ML
V1M
0 Interaural 10
V1B
+15 +10 +5 0 -5
8 2
fmj RSGb
V2L
RSGa
7 3
Zo
Post S
SuG
Op AuD
DG
6 InG 4
csc PoDG
InWh OT
alv bsc DT
DpG Au1
DMPAG
5 dlf 5
DLPAG DpWh
MGD
LPAG CA2
Aq SG
Su3C CA3
MZMG bic EW AuV
4 dtg MGM MGV 6
hf 3PC Su3 IMLFG
DpMe
IMLF TeA
ctg 3 PIL
mlf RLi PP
3 scp dtgx SNL Ect 7
PaR
RPC
vtgx SNCD
rf
RMC PRh
DG CA1
PBP SNR
2 3n 8
mtg CLi
VTA SNCV DEn
IPDM LEnt
ml
IPDL SNM
IPR AHiPM
1 APir 9
cp IPL
IPI
PMCo
IPC
af
0 10

7 6 5 4 3 2 1 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7
7 6 5 4 3 2 1 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7
+5 0 -5 -10 -15
10 Bregma 0
V2MM V2ML
Figure 45
9 5 5 RSA 1
V1M
0 Interaural 10 V1B
+15 +10 +5 0 -5 RSGb
8 2
fmj
V2L
RSGa
Zo
7 Post 3
SuG
S
Op
InG AuD
6 4
csc DpG
DMPAG DpWh
bsc InWh CA1 Au1
DT dlf
5 PoDG 5
DLPAG MGD
hf AuV
DG
Hil
Aq
LPAG SG
Su3C TeA
MGV
4 bic EW 6
ctg 3PC Su3 IMLF MGM
ltg dtg DpMe
IMLFG
3 Ect
mlf SubB
PaR PRh
3 dtgx RPC S 7
rf scp PrS
RMC
mtg vtgx RRF
rs PaS
MEntV
2 CLi 8
SNR
IPDM VTA SNCD
ml IPR IPDL LEnt
s5 cp IPL 9
1
IPC
IPI
tfp
0 10
bas

7 6 5 4 3 2 1 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7
7 6 5 4 3 2 1 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7
+5 0 -5 -10 -15
10 Bregma 0
Figure 46
V2MM V2ML
9 5 5 RSA 1
V1M
0 Interaural 10 V1B
RSGb
+15 +10 +5 0 -5
8 2
fmj
RSGa
Zo
V2L
7 SuG 3
Post
Op
S
InG
InWh
6 4
DpG
hf DG DMPAG
bsc dlf DpWh
DLPAG
5 5
Me5 TeA
CA1 bic me5 Aq LPAG
ts Su3C BIC
EW
4 ltg 3PC Su3 6
MG ctg DpMe
dtg
3
SubB Ect
mlf PrS
3 dtgx 7
PaS S PRh
rf mtg RRF
A8
scp CLi PPTg
MEnt
2 8
xscp IPDM
rs VTA LEnt
B9 IPA
cp
ml IPL
1 s5 m5 9
bp
IPC IPI
Pn
0 10
tfp
Interaural 2.28 mm bas

Bregma -6.72 mm
7 6 5 4 3 2 1 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7
7 6 5 4 3 2 1 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7
+5 0 -5 -10 -15
10 Bregma 0
Figure 47
9 5 5 V2MM V2ML 1
RSA V1M
0 Interaural 10
V1B
+15 +10 +5 0 -5
8 RSGb 2
fmj
RSGa
Zo
7 SuG 3
Post V2L
Op
InG
InWh
6 4
DpG
CA1 bsc
DMPAG DpWh
GrDG dlf
5 hf DLPAG S 5
DG TeA
bic
me5 Aq LPAG Me5
Su3C
MG ts EW BIC
4 Su3 6
ltg ctg 3PC Ect
dtg
3 DpMe
SubB PrS
mlf
PRh
3 7
mtg dtgx PaS
rf RRF
A8
xscp CLi
PPTg Dsc
2 MEnt 8
cp IPDM Rbd
rs VTA LEnt
B9 IPA
tth
1 ml IPL 9
s5
IPC
m5
IPI
bp
0 Pn 10
tfp
Interaural 2.20 mm bas Bregma -6.80 mm

7 6 5 4 3 2 1 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7
7 6 5 4 3 2 1 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7
+5 0 -5 -10 -15
10 Bregma 0
Figure 48
9 5 5 V2MM 1
RSA V1M
0 Interaural 10
V1B
+15 +10 +5 0 -5
8 RSGb 2
fmj RSGa
Zo
7 SuG 3
V2L
Op Post
InG
InWh
6 4
DpG
bsc dlf DMPAG DpWh

hf
5 5
DLPAG
TeA
me5 Aq Me5 S
bic LPAG
Su3C DR BIC
ltg ts
4 PrS 6
Su3
ctg 3PC
DpMe Ect
dtg 3 I3 SubB
PaS
3 MiTg mlf PRh 7
A8 RRF
PBG mtg CLi ts
Dsc
rf PPTg
xscp
2 MEnt 8
RR LEnt
ipt Rbd
rs
IPA
IPL
cp B9
1 bp tth 9
s5
ml
m5 IPC IPI
0 Pn 10
tfp

7 6 5 4 3 2 1 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7
7 6 5 4 3 2 1 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7
+5 0 -5 -10 -15
10 Bregma 0
V2MM
Figure 49
9 5 5 1
V1M
RSA
0 Interaural 10
+15 +10 +5 0 -5 V1B

8 2
RSGb
RSGa
Zo
fmj
SuG V2L
7 3
Op
InG
InWh Post
6 DpG 4
dlf DMPAG DpWh TeA

DLPAG
5 5
Aq BIC PrS
S
bic LPAG InCo
me5 Me5
ltg DRD Su3C Ect

4 ts Su3 6
3PC SubB PaS
ctg DpMe
dtg DRV
PBG PRh
4 Pa4 MiTg
rf mlf
3 7
CLi Dsc
xscp PPTg RR PL
MEnt
ipt LEnt
2 Rbd 8
PnO
ll rs MnR
mcp RtTg
s5
B9 9
1
tth
lfp ml
m5 Pn
0 10
bp Pn
tfp

7 6 5 4 3 2 1 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7
7 6 5 4 3 2 1 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7
+5 0 -5 -10 -15
10 Bregma 0
Figure 50
9 5 5 V2MM 1
RSA V1M
0 Interaural 10
+15 +10 +5 0 -5 V1B

8 2
RSGb
Zo RSGa
fmj SuG V2L

7 3
Op
InG
InWh Post
6 DpG 4
TeA
DMPAG DpWh PrS
dlf
DLPAG
BIC
5 5
Aq InCo
LPAG
ECIC
bic Ect
me5 PaS
VLPAG Me5
4 DRD 6
ll
DpMe
DRVL PRh
ctg
dtg DRV MiTg
Pa4
3 mlf CLi PPTg PBG 7
rf Dsc
xscp RR
Rbd SPTg MEnt
LEnt
ATg PL
2 ERS 8
ts
rs PnO
s5 mcp VLL
PMnR
1 ll RtTgP 9
MnR
tth
m5 B9 RtTg
bp lfp ml
0 10
Pn
tfp
Bregma -7.64 mm
7 6 5 4 3 2 1 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7
7 6 5 4 3 2 1 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7
+5 0 -5 -10 -15
10 Bregma 0
Figure 51
V2MM
9 5 5 1
V1M
RSA
0 Interaural 10
V1B
+15 +10 +5 0 -5 RSGb
8 2
RSGa
Zo
SuG V2L
7 fmj Post 3
Op
InG
InWh
DpG TeA
6 PrS 4
DpWh ECIC
DMPAG 1 2 1
DLPAG
InCo
5 BIC PaS 5
Aq Ect
LPAG
bic
me5 Me5
VLPAG PRh
4 ll 6
DRD
DpMe
DRVL MiTg
dtg
DRV Dsc
PBG
3 mlf MEnt 7
xscp PPTg LEnt
Rbd
SPTg ILL
PL
2 ts ATg 8
mcp rs PMnR
PnO VLL
MnR
s5
1 9
RtTg
RtTgP
m5 DMPn B9
tth
ll ml DLPn
DPPn m5
0 lfp 10
VPPn
LPn
bp VMPn MPn

tfp
Bregma -7.80 mm
7 6 5 4 3 2 1 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7
7 6 5 4 3 2 1 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7
+5 0 -5 -10 -15
10 Bregma 0
Figure 52
9 5 5 1
V2MM V1M
0 Interaural 10
+15 +10 +5 0 -5 V1B

8 RSA 2
RSGa
fmj V2L
7 3
Zo
SuG
Op Post
InG
InWh
6 DpG TeA 4
DpWh
ECIC
DMPAG
2
InCo
DLPAG
5 PaS 5
Aq LPAG Ect
BIC
bic me5 Me5
VLPAG
CnF Dsc
4 ll DRD 6
4n
DRVL
MiTg PRh
dtg DRV DpMe
rf PBG
MEnt
mlf
LEnt
3 cll scp xscp 7
Rbd PPTg
ATg SPTg ILL

PL
MnR
2 ts 8
PMnR PnO
rs
mcp
s5 VLL
RtTgP
VLTg
1 RtTg 9
m5
ll
tth
ml RPO
lfp
0 10
bp
tfp Pn

7 6 5 4 3 2 1 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7
7 6 5 4 3 2 1 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7
+5 0 -5 -10 -15
10 Bregma 0
Figure 53
9 5 5 1
V1M
0 Interaural 10 V2MM
+15 +10 +5 -5 V1B

0
8 Pi RSA 2
RSGa V2L
7 3
TeA
Post
cic PaS
6 4
ECIC 1 Ect
DMPAG 2 Dsc
3
5 DLPAG 5
Aq
LPAG PRh
me5 Me5
VLPAG MEnt
4 DRVL 6
ll 4n CnF
LEnt
DRD PPTg
dtg DRV DLL
cll Rbd
3 scp 7
mlf DRI PL ILL
SPTg
VTg VLL
2 mcp 8
PMnR PnO ll
ts MnR
rs
ll
s5 m5
1 VLTg 9
tz vsc
ll RtTg VLL
RtTgP
tth ll
0 ml Tz 10
RPO
py

Bregma -8.30 mm
7 6 5 4 3 2 1 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7
7 6 5 4 3 2 1 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7
+5 0 -5 -10 -15
10 Bregma 0
V1M Figure 54
V1B
8 5 5 2
V2L
0 Interaural 10
DCIC RSA
+15 +10 +5 0 -5
7 TeA 3
cic
Ect
6 PaS 4
DMPAG
ECIC PRh
ReIC Dsc
CIC 3 2 1
LPAG
5 5
MEnt LEnt
2
me5 Me5 Sag

ll
4 6
VLPAG
CnF
4n
cll LDTg
dtg LPBC LPBS
DRC DLL
3 scp 7
DTgP
vsc LPBE
mcp MPB
DMTg mlf LDTgV
VTg
DRI KF
2 SubCD 8
A7 ts PnR
P5
s5 PnO PC5
m5 SubCV
1 Pr5 9
rs
RtTg MSO
vsc
tz
A5
0 tth RPO 10
SPO
ml
Tz
LVPO
tz
py MVPO
-1 11
bas

7 6 5 4 3 2 1 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7
7 6 5 4 3 2 1 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7
+5 0 -5 -10 -15
10 Bregma 0
Figure 55
V1M
5 V1B
8 5 2
0 Interaural 10 V2L
+15 +10 +5 0 -5
7 RSA 3
DCIC
cic
Ect
6 DMPAG 4
PaS
PRh
ReIC CIC ECIC
3 21
5 MEnt 5
LPAG
4n 2
MEnt Sag
4 Me5 Cb 6
ll me5
CnF
4n
LPBC LPBS
DRC LDTg
dtg DLL
3 scp DTgP 7
LPBE
vsc VTg MPB
mcp
mlf LDTgV
SubCD KF
2 DRI 8
DMTg DMTg Su5
A7
VCA
ts P5 Mo5 PC5
PnR
s5 PnO
1 Pr5VL 9
m5
RtTg
SubCV
rs
DPO
tz
0 10
A5 tth SPO LSO
ml
Tz MSO
vsc
tz LVPO
MVPO
py 11
-1
bas

7 6 5 4 3 2 1 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7
7 6 5 4 3 2 1 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7
+5 0 -5 -10 -15
10 Bregma 0
Figure 56
V1M
Cb V1B
8 5 5 2
1
10 2 V2L
0 Interaural
DCIC RSA
+15 +10 +5 0 -5 3
7 cic 3
Ect
PaS
ReIC
ECIC PRh
6 MEnt 4
CIC 1
2
3 3
5 5
2 4
4 LPBV Sag 6
4n LPBI
SMV LPBD
4V RL 2&3
LC LPBCr
LDTg LPBC
vsc
scp Me5
3 mcp Bar LPBE 7
me5
MPB
DTgP MPBE
DRC DTgC
Su5 KF
SubCA
2 mlf PnR SubCD VCA 8
DMTg Mo5DL
ts P5 I5
s5 m5 Mo5VM
Pr5VL
RtTg
1 9
SubCV
A5 PnC
DPO
rs PnV
tth
0 6n RMg LSO 10
tz SPO
ml MSO
tz Tz
vsc py MVPO LVPO

-1 11
bas
Interaural -0.16 mm Bregma -9.16 mm

7 6 5 4 3 2 1 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7
7 6 5 4 3 2 1 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7
+5 0 -5 -10 -15
10 Bregma 0
Figure 57
8 5 5 2
Cb V1M V1B
0 Interaural 10
+15 +10 +5 0 -5 RSA V2L

7 3
DCIC
PaS
Ect
ReIC MEnt PRh

6 4
CIC ECIC
3 3 21
5 5
Sim
4
2
4 PCTg 6
LPBI LPBD
4n LPBV
4V SMV LPBC
2&3 DRC LPBE
vsc LPBCr
3 LDTg LC 7
scp DTgC Bar Me5
me5 MPB
mcp
LR4V MPBE CGB DTgP Pr5DM
scpd SubCA
chp Su5
CGA
2 mlf 8
DMTg SubCD Mo5DL
P5 Mo5VM VCA
I5 PFl
ts PnR
RtTg Pr5VL
1 s5 m5 9
SubCV
RIP PnC
A5 DPO
0 rs tth RMg PnV 10

SPO LSO
vsc ml
MSO
tz Tz
py LVPO
-1 11
bas MVPO

7 6 5 4 3 2 1 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7
7 6 5 4 3 2 1 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7
+5 0 -5 -10 -15
10 Bregma 0
Figure 58
8 5 5 5 2
Cx
0 Interaural 10
+15 +10 +5 0 -5 4
7 3
DCIC
6 CIC 4
3
prf Sim
Crus1
ECIC
5 5
PCTg
3 4&5
2
4 6
LPBC LPBV LPBV LPBC

LPBE LPBE PFl
plf LC
vsc 4V 1 SMV PCGS
3 mcp
scp 7
CGPn MPB
Sph Bar Fl
me5 Me5
LR4V
PDTg
CGB
M
Su5
5D
SubCA I5
CGA
Pr
2 O SGl 8
scpd
mlf II SubCD
P5
m5 DMTg
Mo5 VCA
s5 ts Acs5
1 ocb pd 9
SubCV Pr5VL
Jx5
PnC
RIP
8vn
7n DPO
tz A5 PnV
0 10
rs RMg LSO
tth
tz SPO
ml Tz
MSO
vsc py MVPO LVPO
bas 11
-1

7 6 5 4 3 2 1 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7
7 6 5 4 3 2 1 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7
+5 0 -5 -10 -15
10 Bregma 0
Figure 59
8 5 5 5 2
Cx
0 Interaural 10
+15 +10 +5 0 -5
7 4 3
DCIC
6 4
3 ECIC
prf psf
Sim Crus1
5 5
2
4 6
PBW LPBV
plf vsc
4V 1 LC PFl
mcp SMV
3 scp 7
Sph PCGS
LR4V
Bar Fl
me5 Me5 MPB
PDTg
CGB
SubCA Pr5DM
2 O 8
P5 CGA
II SubCD
mlf DMTg Mo5
m5 VCA
sp5
ts Acs5
1 ocb pd 9
SubCV Pr5VL
8vn PnC
RIP
7n Acs6
A5 DPO
0 rs PnV 10
RMg
tz tz tth
ml RPa SPO LSO
Tz
vsc MSO
py LVPO
-1 11
bas MVPO

7 6 5 4 3 2 1 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7
7 6 5 4 3 2 1 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7
+5 0 -5 -10 -15
10 Bregma 0
Figure 60
5 5
8 5 2
0 Interaural 10
SimA
+15 +10 +5 0 -5 SimB
7 4 3
prf pcuf
6 4
psf Sim
3
Crus1
5 5
pfs
4 2 6
plf mcp
MPB PFl
icp unc 1
vsc scp LPBV
3 7
SMV LC SuVe
LR4V 4V Bar
me5 PDTg Me5
MVeMC Fl
prb CGG PCGS
plf 8vn veme CGA CGB SGl
Pr5DM
2 8
6 P5 VCA
mlf
ocb Pa6
PCRtA
sp5 I8
1 8cn 7n ts IS 9
IRt Pr5VL
pd
PnC
Acs6
A5
0 rs RMg 10
PnV
tz MSO
tz tth LSO
RPa SPO
vsc ml
Tz
py LVPO
-1 bas 11
MVPO

7 6 5 4 3 2 1 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7
7 6 5 4 3 2 1 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7
+5 0 -5 -10 -15 6
10 Bregma 0
prf
Figure 61
simf
8 5 5 2
5
0 Interaural 10
+15 +10 +5 0 -5
7 3
4 Sim
pcuf
6 4
Crus1
psf
3 5
5
pfs
4 6
2
unc PFl
plf scp
3 1 LC 7
LR4V icp SGl Fl
SuVe
SMV
DC 8vn MVePC
plf 4V
SGe LVe
MVeMC
2 g7 ocb CGPn VCA 8
EVe
prb
mlf PCRtA DMSp5
6
7n
sp5 Sp5O I8
Pa6
pd IS
1 9
8cn ts PnC 8Gn
IRt Acs7 Pr5VL
Gi SuS
P7 A5
0 tz rs 7 GiA 10
RMg LPGi 7
tth
ml RPa CPO
vsc
py
-1 11
bas

7 6 5 4 3 2 1 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7
7 6 5 4 3 2 1 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7
+5 0 -5 -10 -15
10 Bregma 0 6
simf
Figure 62
8 5 5 prf 2
5
0 Interaural 10
+15 +10 +5 0 -5
7 3
Sim
4
psf
6 pcuf 4
Crus1
5 3 5
pfs 2
4 Lat 6
unc
PFl
scp
1
A4 SuVe
3 7
LC
plf SMV MVePC Fl
icp DC
LR4V LVe
8vn 4V MVeMC VCA
SGe GrC
2 g7 8
mlf
prb 6
VCP
Pa6 PCRtA DMSp5
sp5 IS
pd IRt Sp5O
1 SuS 9
ts Gi Acs7
6n P7
A5
0 tz rs RMg GiA LPGi 7 10
tth
vsc ml RPa PPy
py
-1 11
bas

7 6 5 4 3 2 1 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7
7 6 5 4 3 2 1 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7
+5 0 -5 -10 -15
10 Bregma 0 6
Figure 63
prf
8 5 5 2
simf
Sim
0 Interaural 10
5
+15 +10 +5 0 -5
7 3
psf 4
6 4
pcuf
Crus1
5 5
pfs 2&3
4 Lat 6
IntA
scp jx
1 VeCb Y
LR4V SuVe
3 A4 7
icp PFl
MVePC
SMV LVe
4V DC
Pr MVeMC
2 8vn 8
g7
lvs mlf CI 6 Sol GrC
8n
VCP
sp5 IS
DPGi DMSp5
IRt PCRtA
1 pd 9
Acs7 Sp5O
ts SuS
Gi
rs P7
A5
0 10
RMg GiA LPGi 7
tz
vsc ml PPy
RPa
py
-1 11
bas

7 6 5 4 3 2 1 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7
7 6 5 4 3 2 1 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7
+5 0 -5 -10 -15 6
10 Bregma 0
Figure 64
prf
8 5 5 2
0 Interaural 10 5
Sim
+15 +10 +5 0 -5
7 3
psf
6 4
Crus1
pcuf
5 5
pfs
2&3
4 IntA 6
Lat
Lat
scp
Inf
Y VeCb SuVe Y
1 LR4V
A4 PFl
3 LR4V 7
das LVe
icp MVePC icp DC
SMV
4V
SpVe X
Pr MVeMC
GrC
2 8
8n g7 CI SolRL
mlf VCP
IS
sp5 DPGi IRt
1 DMSp5D Acs7 9
DMSp5V pd Sp5O
ts PCRtA
Gi
tz
rs
0 7 10
GiA LPGi
RMg P7 A5
vsc
ml
PPy
py RPa
-1 11
bas

7 6 5 4 3 2 1 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7
7 6 5 4 3 2 1 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7
+5 0 -5 -10 -15
10 Bregma 0
6
Figure 65
8 5 5 2
prf
0 Interaural 10 psf
+15 +10 +5 0 -5
7 Sim 3
4&5
Crus1
6 4
5 5
IntDL IntDM pcuf
IntA
4 IntA Lat 6
2&3 Inf
LatPC
VeCb Y
A4
3 4V 7
LR4V jx das LVe DC
1 PFl
SMV MVePC
icp
SpVe X
4V MVeMC
2 Pr 8
sol
8n mlf
asc7 VCP GrC
CI DMSp5D
5V
sp5 SolIM
SolRL
Sp
pd DPGi PCRtA
M
D
1 9
ts IRt IS
Sp5O
Acs7
Gi
P7 7DL
ROb 7DM
rs 7DI
0 7 10
7L
LPGi 7VI
RMg GiA
PPy 7VM
vsc C1 ml
RVL
-1 py RPa 11
bas

7 6 5 4 3 2 1 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7
7 6 5 4 3 2 1 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7
+5 0 -5 -10 -15
10 Bregma 0
Figure 66
8 5 5 2
simf 6
psf
0 Interaural 10
+15 +10 +5 0 -5 Sim

7 3
prf
6 Crus1 4
4&5 icf
5 5
MedDL
Crus2
IntA IntDM 2&3

4 IntP 6
Lat
IntPPC Med
IntPPC LatPC
3 DC 7
1 PFl
ECu
LR4V SpVe
icp MVePC X
2 8n 4V 8
SolIM MVeMC
SolM Pr
SolRL sol C3
B4 CI
sp5 SolVL mlf IS DMSp5D
DPGi IRt PCRt
1 pd 9
DMSp5V
ts Sp5O
Amb
Gi
0 ROb 10
rs P7 7
GiA LPGi
RMg 7
PPy RVL
C1 ml
vsc
-1 11
py RPa
bas
7 6 5 4 3 2 1 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7
7 6 5 4 3 2 1 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7
+5 0 -5 -10 -15
10 Bregma 0
Figure 67
8 5 5 2
6
0 Interaural 10 prf
+15 +10 +5 0 -5
7 3
6 Crus1 4
5 5
icf
Med Crus2
IntP
4 plf 6
Cop
PFl
10
3 7
MVePC SpVe ECu

4V X
LR4V icp SolIM C
SolM Pr eM
MV
5D
2 sol C3 8
Sp
B4 PFl
sp5
5V
DM
mlf EF
Sp
SolVL CI
DM
pd DPGi
PCRt
1 IRt 9
ts Sp5I
ROb
Amb
Gi
rs Bo
0 10
10n RVL
C1 ml IOD GiV
MRVL LPGi
vsc
-1 11
py RPa IOM IOPr

7 6 5 4 3 2 1 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7
7 6 5 4 3 2 1 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7
+5 0 -5 -10 -15
10 Bregma 0
Figure 68
8 5 5 2
6
0 Interaural 10
prf
+15 +10 +5 0 -5
7 3
6 Crus1 4
icf
5 5
Crus2
4 plf 6
Cop
10 PFl
3 7
LR4V ECu
icp MVePC SpVe
4V X
C3 e MC
sol Pr MV SolM
2 B4 8
SolVL mlf EF DMSp5
SolIM
sp5 CI
DPGi
pd PCRt
IRt Sp5I
1 9
ts Gi
Amb
ROb
0 Bo 10
rs
RVL
C1
ml GiV
IOD
vsc MRVL LPGi
-1 11
IOPr
py RPa IOM

7 6 5 4 3 2 1 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7
7 6 5 4 3 2 1 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7
+5 0 -5 -10 -15
10 Bregma 0
Figure 69
8 5 5 2
6
0 Interaural 10
+15 +10 +5 0 -5
7 3
7 Crus1
6 4
icf
8
Crus2
5 5
4 6
plf PM
Cop
10
3 7
LR4V
ECu
icp SpVe
MVe X
4V
SolM FVe
sp5 sol
2 C3 Pr DMSp5 8
SolIM B4
C2
mlf EF
SolVL CI DPGi PCRt
IRt Li Sp5I
1 9
pd
ts Gi Amb
rs
0 PrBo 10
GiV RVL
C1
ml ROb IOD
vsc LPGi
-1 11
py RPa IOM
IOPr

7 6 5 4 3 2 1 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7
7 6 5 4 3 2 1 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7
+5 0 -5 -10 -15
10 Bregma 0
Figure 70
8 5 5 2
0 Interaural 10 6
+15 +10 +5 0 -5
7 3
Crus1
7
icf
6 4
ppf
Crus2
8
5 5
sf
4 9 6
plf
PM
Cop
pms 10
3 7
ECu
FVe Pa5
icp MVe
SolIM Cu X
4V
sol SolM
2 In C2 8
DMSp5 E5
SolVL C3 12 10
B4 Ro
sp5 mlf PCRt
CI DPGi Sp5I
1 IRt 9
PMn
ts Amb Li
Gi
rs
dsc/oc RVRG
0 10
ml RVL
ROb
C1 GiV
IOD LPGi
vsc
IOM
-1 IODM 11
py RPa IOPr

7 6 5 4 3 2 1 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7
7 6 5 4 3 2 1 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7
+5 0 -5 -10 -15
10 Bregma 0
Figure 71
8 5 5 2
0 Interaural 10 6
+15 +10 +5 0 -5
7 pms 3
Crus1
icf 7
6 4
ppf
Crus2
8
5 5
sf
9
4 6
plf
Cop PM
pms
3 10 7
icp ECu
Pa5 sol SolM MVe Cu

4V X Pa5
SolIM C2
2 p 5 8
In SolVL DMS E5
C3 12 10
sp5 mlf Ro
DPGi PCRt
IRt Sp5I
1 9
PMn
ts Gi
12n
rs RVRG Amb
0 RVL/CVL 10
C1/A1 ml ROb
dsc/oc GiV IODM
LPGi
vsc
IOD
-1 11
py RPa IOM
IOPr

7 6 5 4 3 2 1 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7
7 6 5 4 3 2 1 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7
+5 0 -5 -10 -15
10 Bregma 0
Figure 72
8 5 5 2
0 Interaural 10
+15 +10 +5 0 -5
7 3
pms
7
6 ppf 4
Crus2
5 5
sf
apmf
9
PM
uf
4 Cop 6
9
pms plf
3 10 7
ECu
cu SolDM
SolG Z PSol
chp C2 Cu
icp SolM
sol SolIM Pa5
4V
2 SolI 8
sp5 10
SolCe SolVL
12
Sp5I
mlf Ro PCRt
1 9
ROb
IRt
PMn
RVRG
ts
Gi Amb
rs 12n
0 ml LRtS5 10
IOBe
dsc/oc IOVL
C1/A1 RVL/CVL
IOD LRt
vsc
IOPr LRtPC
IOC RPa IOB
-1 py IOA 11

7 6 5 4 3 2 1 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7
7 6 5 4 3 2 1 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7
+5 0 -5 -10 -15
10 Bregma 0
Figure 73
8 5 5 2
0 Interaural 10
+15 +10 +5 0 -5
7 3
pms
7
6 ppf 4
Crus2
5 5
sf
apmf
9 PM
4 6
pms plf Cop
3 7
10
SolG ECu
SolIM SolDM
cu Pa5
sol PSol Cu
sp5 4V C2
2 SolCe SolM
SolI 8
10 SolVL
12 Sp5I
PCRt
ROb Ro
1 IRt 9
mlf
PMn
Gi Amb
RVRG
rs ts RVL/CVL
0 dsc/oc LRtS5 10
C1/A1 12n ml
IOVL IOBe
IOD LRt
vsc IOC
RPa IOB LRtPC
IOPr py
-1 IOA 11

7 6 5 4 3 2 1 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7
7 6 5 4 3 2 1 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7
+5 0 -5 -10 -15
10 Bregma 0
Figure 74
8 5 5 2
0 Interaural 10
+15 +10 +5 0 -5
7 3
7
pms
6 ppf 4
8
Crus2
5 sf 5
9
apmf
PM
4 Cop 6
9
pms
3 7
10
ECu SolDM
cu
SolIM Gr Cu
AP PSol
2 sol A2 Sp5C 8
sp5 SolC
SolI 10 SolVL
SolCe
SolM CC
12 MdD
InM
1 9
Ro IRt
mlf
PMn Amb Sp5I
RVRG ROb
ts MdV
rs IOK
dsc/oc
0 C1/A1 10
LRtS5 12n RVL/CVL
ml
IO IOD
Be
IOA LRt
vsc RPa IOC LRtPC

py IOB 11
-1

7 6 5 4 3 2 1 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7
7 6 5 4 3 2 1 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7
+5 0 -5 -10 -15
10 Bregma 0
Figure 75
8 5 5 2
0 Interaural 10
+15 +10 +5 0 -5
7 3
6 ppf 4
pms 8
pf
Crus2
8
5 sf 5
apmf
PM
4 6
pms Cop
3 7
ECu
cu
Gr
gr Cu
SolI SolDM
AP
2 sp5 A2 SolC 8
sol
10
SolVL Sp5C
ia SolIM CC SolM
12 IRt MdD
1 Ge5 9
Ro
RVRG PMn
CVRG ROb Amb
5I
mlf MdV
Sp
rs ts IOK
0 A1 12n ml IOBe 10
LRtS5 RVL/CVL
dsc
IOD LRt
RPa IOC
vsc py IOB LRtPC
IOA
-1 11

7 6 5 4 3 2 1 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7
7 6 5 4 3 2 1 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7
+5 0 -5 -10 -15
10 Bregma 0
Figure 76
8 5 5 2
0 Interaural 10
+15 +10 +5 0 -5
7 3
6 4
ppf 8
5 sf 5
4 PM 6
pms
Cop
3 9 7
cu
Gr
gr Cu
SolM SolDM
2 AP 8
sp5 SolI
sol SolC A2
CC 10 SolVL
Sp5C
SolIM
12 MdD
1 9
ia
mlf RAmb
PMn ROb MdV
CVRG ts IOK
rs 12n CVL
0 A1 10
dsc
LRt
IOBe
RPa IOC IOA
vsc py IOB LRtPC
-1 11

7 6 5 4 3 2 1 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7
7 6 5 4 3 2 1 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7
+5 0 -5 -10 -15
10 Bregma 0
Figure 77
8 5 5 2
0 Interaural 10
+15 +10 +5 0 -5
7 3
6 4
5 sf 5
9
4 6
PM
Cop
3 9 7
Obex
cu
Gr
2 Cu 8
gr SolC
sol A2 10 Sol
sp5
CC
MdD Sp5C
1 12 9
IRt
CVRG mlf ROb MdV

CVL
0 rs A1 RAmb 10
12n ts
dsc LRt
ml
LRtPC
pyx
vsc RPa
-1 IOM 11

7 6 5 4 3 2 1 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7
7 6 5 4 3 2 1 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7
+5 0 -5 -10 -15
10 Bregma 0
Figure 78
8 5 5 2
0 Interaural 10
+15 +10 +5 0 -5
7 3
6 4
5 5
9
4 6
3 7
9
cu Gr
2 MnA Cu 8
gr
SolC
sp5 sol Sol
A2
10 MdD Sp5C
1 12 9
CC IRt
RAmb
mlf
CVRG MdV
0 rs A1 10
ts CVL
sc pyx
IOM LRt
LRtPC
-1 11

7 6 5 4 3 2 1 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7
5 4 3 2 1 0 -1 -2 -3 -4 -5 -6 -7 -8 -9 -10 -11 -12 -13 -14 -15
Bregma
10 Bregma 0
9 RSA RSGb 1
Cg1
Cg1
RSGb 5 6a
Pi 6b
8 2
Cg1 prf
scc 6c
bv IG 4
Cg2 df dhc psf
7 cc Mol Zo DCIC 3
SuG 7
PrL df cic
DG
PiRe SC ppf
vhc 3 pcuf
6 4
hbc
D3V MHb 8
gcc csc DMPAG ReIC
SHi TS SFO SCO sf
PV
IL PVP pc
5 5
IG Aq
f MD PVP 2
PVA IMD PAG
DP PT Su3 9
MS PoMn
4 CM 3PC 6
IAM DR SMV
MA3 3 4 plf
SubD DTgP 4x
Rh mlf
SubV 1
3 Ld ac 10 7
dtgx DTgC 9
Re
VDB PMnR Sph
PH RLi xscp PDTg 4V
CLi CGA Obex
MnPO sumx vtgx Rbd AP
mlf mlf
2 gr 8
Pe IPF IF MnR CI SolC
Pe IPA PnR
SuM IPR 12
RtTg pd Gr
MMn mlf
VOLT IPC CC
1 9
3V MM ts
ox IPF RtTg ROb
sox Gi
Pn pyx
MRe PPit PnV
0 Interaural ml GiA GiV 10
IRe InfS
ME IPit IO pyx
ArcMP APit tz RMg
tfp IO
py RPa bas
-1 11
Lateral -0.10 mm Interaural

Figure 79
14 13 12 11 10 9 8 7 6 5 4 3 2 1 0 -1 -2 -3 -4 -5 -6
5 4 3 2 1 0 -1 -2 -3 -4 -5 -6 -7 -8 -9 -10 -11 -12 -13 -14 -15
Bregma
10 Bregma 0
RSA
9 1
M2
RSGb
Pi 5
6a
6b
8 2
Cg1 RSGa
Zo 6c
FrA scc
4 prf
dhc SuG psf
7 Cg2 Op 3
IG cc CA1 7
CA3 DCIC pcuf
InG
InWh
PrL df PoDG cic ppf
vhc DpG 3
6 DG 4
sm 8
SFO 3V DpWh
rf gcc LSD sm MHb csc
IG MPT sf
LHb DMPAG
SFi PVA
5 MO IL TS Aq 5
PVP PrC pc PAG
MDM 2
PT 9
PAG 3PC Med
GrO DP PF MA3 Su3
LSI PVA uf
4V SMV
4 EPl 6
DTr AM DRVL LDTg
MS f CM plf
Dk 3 4x
4
DTT Rh mlf mlfDTgP 1 4V
Re IMLF CLi 9
3 AOM ac Sub SPF Sph 10 7
Ld APF RI dtgx xscp PMnR DTgC PDTg MVe
AOP ICjM PaAP
ADP VTRZ scp VTg SGe
SL PaLM ATg CGA Pr SolC Gr
VTT AcbSh PaAM PaPo VRe DMTg In
ICj PBP g7 10
6
2 MPOC StHy DA PH mtg VTA vtgx PMnR DPGi
Sol
8
VDB Pa6 12
fr Ro
Tu AHA DMD SuM PN
MPA MPO AHP
RtTgP
mt IP ml
1 DMC PMD mp 9
VMPO LA IPF PnC Gi
RtTg
SCh VMH ML
MM lfp PMn
ox tfp PnV
sox RCh PPit Pn
ml
0 Interaural Pn GiV 10
3V IPit tz GiA
Arc IO
IO pyx
RMg
APit
py
-1 11
Lateral 0.40 mm Interaural

Figure 80
14 13 12 11 10 9 8 7 6 5 4 3 2 1 0 -1 -2 -3 -4 -5 -6
5 4 3 2 1 0 -1 -2 -3 -4 -5 -6 -7 -8 -9 -10 -11 -12 -13 -14 -15
Bregma
10 Bregma 0
RSA V2MM
M1
9 1
M2 V1M
RSGb
IG 5
8 M2 6 2
rf 6
FrA scc RSGa Zo
Cg1 dhc SuG 6
DCIC prf
7 CA1 S Op 4 psf 3
cc CA2
AOB InG cic
Cg2 hf
CA3 InWh 7
DG pcuf
vhc bsc DpG
6
PrL CIC ppf 4
DpWh
gcc LSD 3V PPT 3
OB Ld OPT ECIC
pcf LHbL DLPAG
lo VO sm 8
5 LSI SFi MDL PrC PCom 5
IL MD
AOM TS PT PF pc LPAG sf
2
PF
LSV PLd IAD fr MCPC Med
4 DP VLPAG 6
AM PC me5 9
DTT IMLFG SMV/4x
AOV LSV dtg plf
E/OV SubD VPPC PF ts 1 4V
ICjM Pa4 LDTg
3 BSTMA CST SubV 9 7
AOP scp RRF xscp CGPn 4V
AcbSh ac BAC f Rt SPF mlf MVePC 10
VM VM R
VP RI MVeMC
PS SPTg MVe SolG
VTT
SI PaPo mt g7 SolM Cu cu
2
mfba
Al BSTMPM ZI sol 8
BSTMP vtgx PnO DMTg 10
VP StHy VTA asc7 IRt
HDB AHP RtTgP
AHA SMT LH 3n
Tu mfbb MPA ml DPGi
ICj AHC mp
1 PMD SuM PnC 9
LA cp RtTg
SO f IPF
mcer DM Gi
LM
ox TC lfp ml
VMH tfp
0 Interaural sox TM 6n MdV 10
PMV Pn PnV LPGi
APit Tz GiV
GiA IO
IO
tz
-1 py 11

Figure 81
14 13 12 11 10 9 8 7 6 5 4 3 2 1 0 -1 -2 -3 -4 -5 -6
5 4 3 2 1 0 -1 -2 -3 -4 -5 -6 -7 -8 -9 -10 -11 -12 -13 -14 -15
Bregma
10 Bregma 0
RSA V2MM
PtA
9 1
V1M
M1
fmj RSGb
M2
8 scc 2
rf FrA
cg alv CA1 5 6
cc dhc Zo
AOB Cg1 RSGa
CA2 S SuG DCIC prf 6
7 hf 3
MiA Op
GrA LO PrL 4
InG Sim psf
CA3 PoDG bsc
InWh ECIC
LV 7
6 DG OT CIC 4
lo fmi vhc PPT ECIC pcuf
DpG
VO LSD LPMR 3
3V AD LDDM APTD OPT ppf
E InCo
5
LSI 5
AVDM MedDL
AOD CPu CL
LSV AVVL Cop
Pir iml 2
LSV PF Me5 me5
aci ctg IntA
4 DEn PC 4x IntP 6
AOE AM DpMe 4n
E/OV st
AOV scp Med sf
BSTM VL LPB
BSTL VA VPPC Eth VeCb 9
Me5 4V plf
scp
3 AcbC acp Rt SPFPC
PaR LC 7
AOP aca SPTg me5 MVePC 10
VM PR R RRF
BSTLV sm
PS scp SpVe
mfba ZI F PPTg MVeMC cu
ml SubCA
2 AcbSh SM 8
VP VP VTA rs PnO sol ECu
SubI SubCD SolM SolIM SolVL
mfb SNCD 7n asc7 cu
CB SI Cu
LPO PeF SNCD SNR VLTg PCRt
HDB VLH LH MT MdD
1 ICj VLPO cp 9
Tu mfbb LH IRt
SO sox 3n tfp PnC
ox PMV LM Pn
MTu P7
VTM lfp ll
0 Interaural SOR Pn Gi 10
Tz MdV
APit SPO 7
MVPO LRt
LPGi
C1 IOD
-1 tz 11

Figure 82
14 13 12 11 10 9 8 7 6 5 4 3 2 1 0 -1 -2 -3 -4 -5 -6
5 4 3 2 1 0 -1 -2 -3 -4 -5 -6 -7 -8 -9 -10 -11 -12 -13 -14 -15
Bregma
10 Bregma 0
PtA V2MM V1M

9 S1Tr 1
S1HL
fmj
8 M1 2
CA1 RSA
6
M2 RSGa
rf cg alv
FrA hf Post 6
CA2 5
7 cc S 3
Zo psf
Hil SuG prf Sim
CA3 DCIC Crus1
AOB bsc Op
LO LV DG
OT InG icf Crus2
6 fmi PPT CIC 4
lo fi InWh 4 apmf
LPMR APTD OPT
LD DpG pcuf
AVDM
AOD VO BSTS InCo PM
5 3 5
C1 AVVL Ang ECIC
PCTg ppf
CPu st Po 2
aci Pir BSTMPM APTV 4n IntA
4 AOL DEn VA CnF 6
DpMe vsc
ic VL LPB IntP
Eth Sc MiTg Cop
lo Rt LVe
AOV ic VPM scp
AcbC SPFPC DC LR4V
3 BSTL PaR SuVe as 7
VM F MPB
aca Me5 ECu
AOP IPAC acp ml RRF PPTg me5 MVeMC X sp5
Pir PBP Su5 Cu
sm ZI SubCD SpVe
LPO ocb Ge5
2 AcbC al 8
VP SM SubI SNCD DMSp5
SolVL
AcbSh mfb ERS Mo5 SolIM
SIB al STh SNR PnO A7 Sp5C
VP CB MCLH rs P5 PCRtA PCRt
mfba VLH LH mfb MdD
1 Tu HDB SubCV 7n 9
mfbb MTu cp lfp
ICj VLTg
SO opt sox SOR a tfp IRt
ll A5 DPO Amb CVL
VLL
RVL
0 Interaural 3n APit Pn RPO 10
7 C1
LSO LRt
MVPO LPGi
P7
tz
-1 11

Figure 83
14 13 12 11 10 9 8 7 6 5 4 3 2 1 0 -1 -2 -3 -4 -5 -6
5 4 3 2 1 0 -1 -2 -3 -4 -5 -6 -7 -8 -9 -10 -11 -12 -13 -14 -15
Bregma
10 Bregma 0
9 1
S1Tr PtA V2ML
V1M
S1HL
alv
8 2
M1 fmj
cc CA1
FrA M2 RSGa
7 hf S 3
CA2 Post RSA
Zo Sim
CA3 5 psf
LV Crus1
DG SuG
LO fmi Op ECIC
6 bsc prf Crus2 4
fi 321
rf LDVL LP OT InG
BSTS CIC
PPT icf
str APTD InWh 4
5 AOL Po apmf 5
VO st ECIC
Po pcuf
CPu VL InCo
Pir PCTg 3
PM
Cl
4 DpMe DLL 2 IntA 6
VPL VPM SPFPC APTV
MiTg ll vsc IntP ppf
lo Rt SubB LPBEscp
LGP ic ml REth
DEn eml LPB
3 Pir aca B ZID PPTg SuVe DC 7
RRF MPB Cop
B LR4V
acp ZIV RR PL MVeMC LVe
AcbC MGP SpVe ECu icp
IPAC STh SNCD 8n
LSS ll sp5
2 VP cp 8
SI ic SNR PC5 Mo5
LAcbSh VLL
sox LV
VP opt PCRtA DMSp5 Sp5I
mfba/VP AHiPM
HDB DG ll Sp5C
1 AA m5 9
mfb Me
mcp
ICj LOT BAOT PCRt
Tu A5 rs 7n A5 P7
0 Interaural RPO LSO
10
7 LRt
RVL
tz LRtPC
-1 11

Figure 84
14 13 12 11 10 9 8 7 6 5 4 3 2 1 0 -1 -2 -3 -4 -5 -6
5 4 3 2 1 0 -1 -2 -3 -4 -5 -6 -7 -8 -9 -10 -11 -12 -13 -14 -15
Bregma
10 Bregma 0
9 PtA V2ML 1
S1Tr V1M
S1FL alv
8 V1B 2
M1 CA1 fmj
hf
7 CA2 S 3
M2 cc Post psf
Hil RSA
LV CA3
fmi bsc DG Sim
6 Zo 4
AID fi Crus1
LDVL LPLR bsc
rf BSTS 5
AIV LPMC OT prf
LO st Op ECIC icf Crus2
5 5
lo Po
eml 4
SG BIC
Cl str
Rt Po 4n pcuf
VO MGM ltg Sag
4 CPu PBG 6
VPL VPM RL IntA
B
ec 2&3 PM
ml Lat
LGP PIL SubB
DLL Y
B ic ZID MiTg LatPC
3 SNL vsc PCGS 7
ILL ppf
Pir ZIV DC
DEn SNCD LR4V Cop
Pr5DM
acp B MGP STh SNR
VLL 8vn icp
2 LAcbSh sox ll ocb X 8
VP SI AL cp Pa5
opt
LV sp5
DG m5
AHiPM mcp Pr5VL
bv MCPO
1 MeAD MePD 9
mfba/VP PMCo
3 Sp5I
MePV s5 Sp5O Sp5C
ICj AA LOT
MeAV tz
Tu 7n LRtPC
0 Interaural tz 10
sp5
rs
-1 11

Figure 85
14 13 12 11 10 9 8 7 6 5 4 3 2 1 0 -1 -2 -3 -4 -5 -6
5 4 3 2 1 0 -1 -2 -3 -4 -5 -6 -7 -8 -9 -10 -11 -12 -13 -14 -15
Bregma
10 Bregma 0
V2ML
9 PtA V2L 1
S1Tr
S1DZ V1M
S1FL
8 alv V1B 2
M1 CA1
fmj
7 cc CA2 3
hf RSA
M2
S
LV CA3 Hil
fmi PoDG Post
6 LP psf 4
fi PaS MEnt
AI LDVL DG
DLG bsc
st Sim
LPMC 5
prf Crus1
5 PaS 5
LO VPM str MGD bic
Cl 4 icf
rf BIC Crus2
CPu eml pcuf
4 bic 6
MGV 4n
VO VPL eml
LGP SubB 2&3
ec ic ZID Lat
B PP
3 ZIV SNL LatPC 7
DEn PM
B MGP cp mcp
lo sox VCA
DC
acp opt
2 CA3 8
LSS CeM LV LR4V Cop
SI
Pir IPAC Me MePD 8n VCP
cst CA1 icp
I E5
AHiPM S s5
1 9
AA BMA BM Sp5O
PMCo
Tu CxA ACo sp5 Sp5I
tz
0 Interaural lo 10
-1 11

Figure 86
14 13 12 11 10 9 8 7 6 5 4 3 2 1 0 -1 -2 -3 -4 -5 -6
5 4 3 2 1 0 -1 -2 -3 -4 -5 -6 -7 -8 -9 -10 -11 -12 -13 -14 -15
Bregma
10 Bregma 0
9 1
PtA V2L
S1BF V1B
8 2
S1FL
alv
Or
Rad
7 cc Py V2L 3
CA1
M1 S1J LMol fmj
CA2
Mol S
hf
CA3 GrDG
6 psf 4
fi LP Crus1
st Hil Dsc
DLG Sim
5 bsc PrS 5
ec DG
Rt str VLGPC prf icf
AI MEnt Crus2
eml/VPL
ic MGV 4&5
4 CPu 6
Cl VLGMC
B SubG PaS
LGP mcp
LO LT
3
rf ic sox 7
ec Fl PM
DG Cop
B opt CA3 Fl LR4V
DEn cst
LV CA2 DC
2 st 8
IPAC CeL CeM LEnt
acp BSTIA VCA
VEn CeC CA1 S VCP
LSS I I
Pir I BL AHi
1
tz 8n 9
lo AA BMP
BMA
PMCo
PLCo
0 Interaural ACo
10
CxA
-1 11

Figure 87
14 13 12 11 10 9 8 7 6 5 4 3 2 1 0 -1 -2 -3 -4 -5 -6
5 4 3 2 1 0 -1 -2 -3 -4 -5 -6 -7 -8 -9 -10 -11 -12 -13 -14 -15
Bregma
10 Bregma 0
9 1
PtA
V2L
8 V1B 2
S1BF
alv
7 V2L 3
S1J
M1 psf
CA1
CA2 fmj
cc PRh
6 LV S 4
fi Crus1
CA3 hf
st
icf Crus2
5 ec PoDG 5
DLG
Dsc prf
AI CPu
Rt VLGMC 4&5
ic
4 VLGPC MG 6
DG
PrS Crus2
ec LGP SubG
Cl MEnt
PFl
3 rf VO B DG 7
opt
CA3 PoDG
st
LV
2 DEn AStr Ce
CA2 8
acp S
CA1
LSS BLA BLP LEnt
I
1 Pir 9
BMP AHiAL
lo VEn
BMA
PMCo
PLCo
0 Interaural CxA 10
-1 11

Figure 88
14 13 12 11 10 9 8 7 6 5 4 3 2 1 0 -1 -2 -3 -4 -5 -6
5 4 3 2 1 0 -1 -2 -3 -4 -5 -6 -7 -8 -9 -10 -11 -12 -13 -14 -15
Bregma
10 Bregma 0
9 1
8 2
V2L
S1BF
7 3
S1ULp alv
Crus1
CA1 Crus1
6 S1J CA2
4
M1 cc
LV psf
S
5 Sim Crus2 5
fi
CA3
GI ec pfs
ic
4 opt Dsc 6
CPu PFl
DG
LGP
DI MEnt
B st PrS
3 AID CA3 7
Cl
AIV LV
LaDL
2 acp LaVM CA2 S 8
rf
DEn BLA CA1
LaVM BLP LEnt
1 VEn APir 9
BMP
Pir
BLV PMCo
lo
0 Interaural 10
PLCo
-1 11

Figure 89
14 13 12 11 10 9 8 7 6 5 4 3 2 1 0 -1 -2 -3 -4 -5 -6
5 4 3 2 1 0 -1 -2 -3 -4 -5 -6 -7 -8 -9 -10 -11 -12 -13 -14 -15
+5 0 -5 -10 -15
10 Bregma 0
7
Bregma -9.60 mm 7
5 5
6 0 10 6
Interaural
+15 +10 +5 0 -5
APir
5 Pir 5
BLV PLCo
4 CxA 4
BM PMCo
oc/dsc
ACo
3 MePV 8n Sp5C 3
LOT Me LRtS5
BAOT LVPO
VLL A5 7 Amb RVL CVL
2 2
Tz
SOR MSO
VTM APit RPO DPO P7
1
LH MTu PMV MdV
1
Pn
TC PnC Gi
VMH TM
TC IPit RtTg
DM ROb PMn
RCh Arc
0
3V PPit tfp PnV GiA 0
ml pd
sox
1 1
lfp
Te
ll RPO IRt
SOR 3n SubCV
P7 Amb
2 VLL 2
m5 bp PCRt
rs
7n Sp5O
Tu s5 tz
Me MePV Sp5I
3 sp5 3
ACo
PMCo
CxA
4 4
PLCo
af
5 Pir 5
APir
6 6
7 7
Interaural 0.40 mm Figure 90

14 13 12 11 10 9 8 7 6 5 4 3 2 1 0 -1 -2 -3 -4 -5 -6
5 4 3 2 1 0 -1 -2 -3 -4 -5 -6 -7 -8 -9 -10 -11 -12 -13 -14 -15
+5 0 -5 -10 -15
10 Bregma 0
7
Bregma -9.22 mm 7
5 5
6 0 10 6
Interaural
+15 +10 +5 0 -5
APir
Pir
5 5
VEn
BLV BMP
4 4
CxA BMA PMCo
AHiAL
ACo Ge5
7n
3 Sp5C 3
LOT AHiPM Sp5I
MePV Sp5O
VP MeAV
ICj AAV VLL 7n
Tu HDB
2 SubCV P7 Acs7 PCRt MdD 2
TM
Te VLTg
SO MTu IRt
Acs6/7
LH LM
1 PMV PnO PnC MdV 1
PMD Gi
RtTg
SCh TC VMH DM ROb PMn
MM 12
ox Pe tfp Pn
0 3V RIP pd mlf 0
MMn pd
ml
ML
1 1
lfp
sox TM Acs6/7 Acs7
3n
2 opt ll A5 7n PCRtA 2
4n m5 rs
bp
AAV m5 Pr5
BAOT
3 LOT MeAV MePV s5
3
5Gn sp5
ACo tz oc dsc
PMCo
4 PLCo 4
lo
BLV
VEn af
5 5
6 6
7 7

14 13 12 11 10 9 8 7 6 5 4 3 2 1 0 -1 -2 -3 -4 -5 -6
5 4 3 2 1 0 -1 -2 -3 -4 -5 -6 -7 -8 -9 -10 -11 -12 -13 -14 -15
+5 0 -5 -10 -15
10 Bregma 0
7
Bregma -9.10 mm 7
5 5
6 0 10 6
Interaural
+15 +10 +5 0 -5
5
Pir 5
BLP APir
VEn
BLV BMP
4 CxA 4
BL
oc/dsc
ACo AHi
BMA
AAV tz
3 LOT DG Ge5 3
Me MePV PMCo Sp5I Sp5C
Pr5VL Sp5O
m5
Tu VP VLL
2 ICj MdD 2
HDB Pn PCRt
SO
SubCV
LH Acs7
SO LM TM IRt
1 LPO PMV 1
DM RtTg PnO PnC
LA ML Gi MdV
MPO TC VMH PMD ROb
Pe DTM mlf 12
0 ox 3V MMn MM Pn pd 0
CC
2n ml
1 tfp 1
f
lfp
VLTg
3n 7n
opt sox
2 ll A5 2
m5 rs PCRtA
4n bp m5
mfb s5 Pr5VL
3 sp5 3
ACo PMCo tz
ocb
4 BMA 4
lo
VEn BLV APir

5 5
af
6 6
7 7

14 13 12 11 10 9 8 7 6 5 4 3 2 1 0 -1 -2 -3 -4 -5 -6
5 4 3 2 1 0 -1 -2 -3 -4 -5 -6 -7 -8 -9 -10 -11 -12 -13 -14 -15
+5 0 -5 -10 -15
10 Bregma 0
7
Bregma -8.82 mm 7
5 5
6 0 10 6
Interaural
+15 +10 +5 0 -5
Pir DEn
5 5
BLP APir
VEn
BLA
4 I BMP 4
CxA I BMA IM oc/dsc
cst tz
LOT
3 ICj Me AHi 3
CA3 Sp5I Sp5C
AA
Pr5VL Sp5O
PMCo DG
MCPO VLL
2 Tu VP SubCV PCRtA PCRt MdD 2
VLH LM VLTg 7n
ICj HDB PeF
LH PMD RtTgP Acs5 IRt
LPO
1 PnO Acs7 1
LA MdV
TC IPL PnC DPGi SolC
DM Pn RtTg Ro
MPA Gi
IPR IPI Pn ROb 12
LTer Pe PMV MM
0 IPC mlf 0
AVPe 3V MMn pd CC
VMPO MPO
AHC
ML ml Sol
3n
1 f 1
mfb asc7
cp Acs5
lfp VLTg
7n
mfb A5 P5
2 sox ll 2
SO opt rs
m5 m5
mcp
Me PMCo
3 s5 sp5 3
ACo VCA
VCP
BMA AHi
4 lo 4
BMP
BL APir
VEn af
5 5
LEnt
6 6
7 7

14 13 12 11 10 9 8 7 6 5 4 3 2 1 0 -1 -2 -3 -4 -5 -6
5 4 3 2 1 0 -1 -2 -3 -4 -5 -6 -7 -8 -9 -10 -11 -12 -13 -14 -15
+5 0 -5 -10 -15
10 Bregma 0
7
Bregma -8.60 mm 7
5 5
LEnt
6 0 10 6
Interaural
+15 +10 +5 0 -5 DEn
PFl
5 BLP APir 5
VEn
I BLA BMP
Pir S
4 4
Ce AHi
AA
icp
SI MePV CA3
Me
3 3
MCPO DG Sp5I Sp5C
LV Pr5VL
Sp5O
VP VLL I5
Tu
2 SI Acc KF 2
CB Mo5 PCRtA PCRt
LH
MCLH SNR
SubCV MdD
LPO MT 7n
ICj HDB PeF
1 SMT IRt 1
Cir SNC PnO Sol
LA AH DMD SuM IPL PnC In
MPA DPGi
DMC PH 12 10
MPO Pa Pe IPI PMnR RtTg
AVPe 3V MM MnR SolC
0 IPR IPC mlf CC
0
fr IPRL
mt mp IPF
6 sol
3n ml
1 1
ICj PeF
f 7n cu
cp P5 Acs5
2 rs 2
ll
sox m5
mfb
opt 4n
m5 mcp sp5
3 3
cst AHi hf icp
tz 8n oc/dsc
lo VCA VCP
I I
4 4
S
VEn af
APir
5 5
DEn
6 6
7 7

14 13 12 11 10 9 8 7 6 5 4 3 2 1 0 -1 -2 -3 -4 -5 -6
5 4 3 2 1 0 -1 -2 -3 -4 -5 -6 -7 -8 -9 -10 -11 -12 -13 -14 -15
+5 0 -5 -10 -15
10 Bregma 0
7
Bregma -8.42 mm 7
5 5 LEnt
6 0 10 6
Interaural
+15 +10 +5 0 -5
DEn
PFl
5 La 5
VEn BL S
BLA
4 Pir CeC 4
I VCA
AA VCP
CeM Me MePD
CA3 DG
3 SI Pr5DM 3
CB Pr5VL
MCPO Sp5I
VLL I5 Sp5O Sp5C
PC5
2 LH MCLH SNR 2
STh Mo5 PCRtA
VP SI SNC
MT PCRt
Tu P5 MdD
ICj LPO PeF
1 LH VTA PnO SubC 1
HDB DMD IPDL
ICj AHA VTA
MPA AHCAHP PnC IRt
DMC
MPO Pa SMT IPL Pa6
6 DPGi 10 Sol
PMnR PnR 12 SolC
PH SuM IPF IPR IPC IPA MnR In
0 VOLT 3V RtTg 0
mlf CC
Pe fr
AVPe
mt mp ts
3n ml 6 asc7
1 1
f 7n
A7
mfb al
SI
2 Acc sox rs 2
cp
VP ll m5
opt
MCPO mcp
3 SI AHi hf sp5 3
AA cst tz icp
CeM BSTIA
lo I st LV
4 CeC 4
BMP S
5 5
6 6
LEnt
7 7

14 13 12 11 10 9 8 7 6 5 4 3 2 1 0 -1 -2 -3 -4 -5 -6
5 4 3 2 1 0 -1 -2 -3 -4 -5 -6 -7 -8 -9 -10 -11 -12 -13 -14 -15
+5 0 -5 -10 -15
10 Bregma 0
7
Bregma -8.10 mm 7
5 5
LEnt
6 0 10 6
Interaural
+15 +10 +5 0 -5 AIP
CA1 PFl
5 5
DEn La
BLA CA2
BSTIA S
VEn AStr CeC
4 Pir IPAC 4
CeM MePD VCA
DEn CA3 DG VCP
MeAD icp
3 LAcbSh ocb 8n 3
SI AL A7 Pr5VL
B MGP
VLL Pr5DM Sp5I
CB Sp5O Sp5C
Tu SM STh SNR PL
2 P5 I5 DMSp5 2
VP Mo5 PCRtA
AcbSh LH SNCD
SubI LH cu
Cu
LPO BSTMPL MT
StHy PnO SubCD MVeMC Sol
1 VTA 1
ICj HDB MPA DMTg 10

DA PH RI PMnR RtTg AP
MPO 6 Pr
Pe Pa
0 3V sumx IF CLi IPA MnR PnR 4V 0
MnPO 3V
mlf
fr
mt ts
3n g7
1
vtgx sol 1
f ml EVe
MVeMC
mfb A7
rs
al
2 sm m5 2
vsc Pr5DM
ic cp ll sp5
sox Pr5VL
4n 8n
3 DEn opt mcp sp5 icp 3
lo SI
hf VC
acp cst DC
4
st LV 4
VEn IPAC
AStr
5 5
alv
6 6
7 7

14 13 12 11 10 9 8 7 6 5 4 3 2 1 0 -1 -2 -3 -4 -5 -6
5 4 3 2 1 0 -1 -2 -3 -4 -5 -6 -7 -8 -9 -10 -11 -12 -13 -14 -15
+5 0 -5 -10 -15
10 Bregma 0
7
Bregma -7.80 mm 7
5 5
LEnt
6 0 10 6
Interaural
+15 +10 +5 0 -5 AIP
CA1
La
5
BLA CA2 PFl 5
DEn S
AStr BSTIA
CeC CA3
Pir
4 4
CeL MEnt
VEn
IPAC CeM MePD DG VCA VCP
3 DEn Pa5 3
LSS B Pr5VL
MGP 8n
SI
STh SNR VLL KF Pr5DM 8vn Sp5I
PL I5
2 SNCD RR 2
VP SM ZI LVe
ERS
AcbSh PaPo SubI MT PPTg P5 Mo5 SpVe
BSTMPL SubCD MVeMC
LPO ZI RRF SubCA
1 AOP PnO Sol 1
StHy MVePC
Tu MPO DMTg
Tu DA PH RI VTA SGe
VDB MnPO MPA Rbd PMnR Pr
PnR
0
3V Xi 3V RLi CLi MnR 4V Cb
0
Pe PaMP mlf
CGA
PaLM fr Pr
mt ts CGPn
mtg
3n xscp
1 f MVePC 1
ml me5
mfb A7 m5 MVeMC
sm SpVe
2 al 2
X
LSS cp
ll icp sp5
LAcbSh ic vsc
3 acp sox mcp 3
lo DC
IPAC cst opt
CeM
LR4V
st
4 DEn hf 4
LV
5 La 5
ec
alv
6 6
7 7

14 13 12 11 10 9 8 7 6 5 4 3 2 1 0 -1 -2 -3 -4 -5 -6
5 4 3 2 1 0 -1 -2 -3 -4 -5 -6 -7 -8 -9 -10 -11 -12 -13 -14 -15
+5 0 -5 -10 -15
10 Bregma 0
7
Bregma -7.60 mm 7
5 5
PRh
LEnt
6 0 10 6
Interaural
+15 +10 +5 0 -5 AIP
CA1
La
CA2 PFl
5 Cl AStr 5
CeL S
DEn DG PaS MEnt
CeM Fl
4 CPu CA3 4
SI PoDG PrS
B
Pir DC
IPAC VCA
3 3
MGP icp
STh SNR VLL Pr5DM Pa5
KF sp5
ZIV SNCD 8n
SI LH PL
AcbC VP RR
2 ZI ECu 2
PPTg LVe
SM Mo5 SpVe
Cu cu
BSTLV BSTMP VM RRF PnO SubCA
AOP F SuVe MVeMC
1 PS R 1
VTT AcbSh PDP MVePC
BSTMV VTRZ DMTg Pr
SL VRe RI VTA ATg DTg
Tu ADP Pa
Pe PH PMnR
VDB Rbd DR
0 3V Re 3V RLi vtgx CLi xscp 4V chp 10 9 0
MnPO mch MnR
scp mlf
fr ts
3n
StA mt MVe
1 f 1
LC Cu cu
ml me5
PBP Su5 ECu
sm scpd LVe
2 LSS SuVe SpVe 2
SI
aca VP vsc
cp
acp ll icp
3
ic 3
ic mcp PCGS
lo DC
sox
LGP opt Hil LR4V
4 st 4
LV
5 hf 5
ec
6
alv 6
7 7

14 13 12 11 10 9 8 7 6 5 4 3 2 1 0 -1 -2 -3 -4 -5 -6
5 4 3 2 1 0 -1 -2 -3 -4 -5 -6 -7 -8 -9 -10 -11 -12 -13 -14 -15
+5 0 -5 -10 -15
10 Bregma 0
7
Bregma -7.34 mm 7
5 5
PRh LEnt
6 0 10 6
Interaural AIP
+15 +10 +5 0 -5
CA1
LaDL S
CA2
5 Cl 5
AIV AStr
DG
PrS
4 CPu B CA3 4
PaS MEnt
DEn PoDG
Pir mcp DC
B VCA
LGP STh
3 MGP SNL 3
ILL LPB icp
SI ZIV X
SNR
AcbC IPAC RR
ZI SNCD PL ECu
2 2
VP ZID MPB SuVe LVe SpVe Cu
SM PPTg Me5
BSTLV Rt
AcbC F RLH RRF
BSTMP VM SubCA
AOP BSTM RPC LC
1 MVePC 1
AcbSh PS RMC SPTg Bar
VTT
StA SubV PH RI DR
SL ICjM BSTMPI VRe VTg PDTg
VDB ADP Rbd PMnR O
0 Pa 3V Re 3V RLi CLi xscp 1 chp 10 9 0
mlf
SL MnPO mch ATgMnR
fr 4V
slim
3n LDTgV
f mt MVe
1 scp SpVe 1
me5 ECu
aca
sm ml SuVe LVe
scp LR4V
2 Rt 2
acp icp
cp vsc
lo
ll Cop
3 mcp LR4V 3
ic
sox
Fl
opt
4 st PFl 4
LV
hf
5 5
ec alv
6 6
7 7

14 13 12 11 10 9 8 7 6 5 4 3 2 1 0 -1 -2 -3 -4 -5 -6
5 4 3 2 1 0 -1 -2 -3 -4 -5 -6 -7 -8 -9 -10 -11 -12 -13 -14 -15
+5 0 -5 -10 -15
10 Bregma 0
7
Bregma -7.10 mm 7
5 5
Ect
PRh
6 0 10 AIP 6
Interaural
+15 +10 +5 0 -5 LEnt
CA1
LaDL
CA2 S
5 5
AIV Cl
MEnt PFl
PoDG PrS
4
B CA3 Fl 4
DG
PaS
DEn CPu
LGP LR4V
Pir MGP
3 B VCA DC Cop 3
SubG SNR SNL ILL
B LPB
BSTMPL SNCD MiTg PL
BSTL VPL ZI ZID scp
2 BSTMPI SuVe 2
Rt
F PPTg MPB LVe ECu
AOV AcbC BSTMPM RRF Me5
VM SpVe
1
SM SubCA 1
AOP BSTMA SPTg LC
AcbSh R DTgP Bar MVe
Sub RI VTg
VTT VRe DTgC LDTg
ADP SPF
ICjM VDB Rbd Sph
0 Ld MnPO Re Rh Re 3V RLi dtgx CLi xscp 0
3V DRC 1
SL mlf 4V 10 9
mch fr scp
1 f mt scp 1
ac LC MVe
PaR
me5
sm ml
aci aca SuVe LVe
2 IPAC scp 2
acp LPB
vsc icp
ic DC
3 PBG ll Cb 3
lo mcp
cp
sox
4 4
opt
rf st
5 LV 5
hf
ec
6 alv 6
7 7

14 13 12 11 10 9 8 7 6 5 4 3 2 1 0 -1 -2 -3 -4 -5 -6
5 4 3 2 1 0 -1 -2 -3 -4 -5 -6 -7 -8 -9 -10 -11 -12 -13 -14 -15
+5 0 -5 -10 -15
10 Bregma 0
7
Bregma -6.82 mm 7
5 5
Ect PRh
0 10 DI
6 Interaural 6
+15 +10 +5 0 -5
AIP CA1
CA2 LEnt
S
5 5
AI Cl PFl
CA3 PoDG DG
4 PrS MEnt 4
B LT
PaS PM
DEn SubG PP
Pir CPu LGP B ZI PBG
Lat
3 3
VPL ZID SubB MiTg
DLL 2&3 IntP
Rt REth
VPM Y Cop
2 BSTLI LPB 2
BSTLJ PPTg SuVe
BSTLP BSTMPL VL
AcbC LVe
VA DpMe PaR DpMe MPB
AOV VM VPPC VeCb
BSTMPI
1 AOP BSTMA R Me5 1
BSTMPM VRe
AcbSh IMLFG LDTgV LDTg
DTT ADP Sub
RI Dk
SHi ICjM PVA
SPFPC EW 4 DTgP
0 Ld VDB ac Re Rh 3V DR 2 1 4V 10 9 0
VTT SL MnPO 3V MA3 SMV
mch mlf
fr 4x
f
mt
1 me5 Med 1
cst
AOV PaR scp
LV sm
icp LVe
aci LR4V
2
ml 2
vsc LatPC IntP
ll mcp
3 lo Lat 3
ic PIL
4 4
rf opt
st
5 LV hf 5
ec
alv
6 6
7 7

14 13 12 11 10 9 8 7 6 5 4 3 2 1 0 -1 -2 -3 -4 -5 -6
5 4 3 2 1 0 -1 -2 -3 -4 -5 -6 -7 -8 -9 -10 -11 -12 -13 -14 -15
+5 0 -5 -10 -15
10 Bregma 0
7
Bregma -6.60 mm 7
5 5 TeA Ect
Ect PRh
GI
6 0 10 DI 6
Interaural
+15 +10 +5 0 -5 CA1 LEnt
CA2
S
AI
5 5
PFl
Cl CA3 PoDG
MEnt
B PrS
DG
4 VO LT 4
B PaS PM
LGP SubG
CPu PIL
ZID Lat
PBG
3
Pir VPL SubB 2&3 3
B MiTg
DLL
REth Cop
DEn SPFPC LatPC IntP
BSTMPL BSTLJ Rt VPM
2 BSTMPI PPTg 2
AOV DpMe
BSTMPM VL LPB LVe
AcbC VA Eth PaR CnF
BSTLD VPPC scp
BSTMA VM IMLFG PB VeCb
1 AOP 1
AOM AcbSh CST IMLF
AM Sub PF RI Pa4 LDTg
DTT LSV BAC
ICjM Dk 4
PVA MA3 3 mlf
SHi Ld VDB 3V EW 1 10 9
0 ac 3V Re Rh CM DR 2 0
SL MnPO 4V
mlf SMV
ADP f fr dtg 4n
1 mt ts scp Me5 1
LV st sm me5 scp 4V
PaR
aci
2 2
ppf
ml vsc
ll
PIL
3 3
lo eml mcp
ic MGV bic
4 rf 4
opt
st
5 LV 5
hf
ec
alv
6 6
7 7

14 13 12 11 10 9 8 7 6 5 4 3 2 1 0 -1 -2 -3 -4 -5 -6
5 4 3 2 1 0 -1 -2 -3 -4 -5 -6 -7 -8 -9 -10 -11 -12 -13 -14 -15
+5 0 -5 -10 -15
10 Bregma 0
Bregma -6.38 mm
7 TeA Ect 7
5
5 Ect AuV PRh
GI
0
DI
6 10 CA1 6
Interaural LEnt
+15 +10 +5 0 -5 CA2
S
5 AI 5
B CA3 PFl
Cl PoDG
PrS MEnt
DG
PM
4 B SubG PaS 4
MGV
LGP ZID
Lat
CPu VPL VLGMC MGM PBG
VO B PoT MiTg
3 REth 2&3 3
Pir SubB DLL
DEn Rt VPM Eth Cop
BSTLJ APTV LVe
PPTg
2 BSTLD LPB IntP 2
BSTMPL Po Sc
DEn AcbC BSTMPI VA CnF LPBI
BSTMPM VL DpMe
OV BSTMA
AOV BAC PF Med
1
AcbSh PC IMLFG Me5 1
PC AM Sub RI
AOM ICjM LSV MD IMLF LDTg
SHi CST Re Dk MA3
DTT IAM Rh 3 4
PVA 10 9
0 Ld MS CM CM 3V EW DR 2 1 0
MnPO imvc SMV
ac 3V 4V
f mlf
fr dtg
AOM
1 me5 4n 1
OV mt OPC
LV sm LVe
aci st vsc IntA
2 2
ppf
RL
3 ll 3
lo bic
ic
eml
rf
4 4
opt
st fi
5 5
hf
ec
LV
6 alv 6
7 7

14 13 12 11 10 9 8 7 6 5 4 3 2 1 0 -1 -2 -3 -4 -5 -6
5 4 3 2 1 0 -1 -2 -3 -4 -5 -6 -7 -8 -9 -10 -11 -12 -13 -14 -15
+5 0 -5 -10 -15
10 Bregma 0
7
Bregma -6.10 mm 7
5 5 TeA Ect
AuV
S2 PRh
6 0 10 GI 6
Interaural
+15 +10 +5 0 -5 CA1 LEnt
DI CA2
S
5 5
Crus2
AI CA3 PoDG MEnt Crus1
Sim
VLGMC DG PrS
4 SubG 4
B
PaS
LO MGV PM
CPu LGP VPL VLGPC
BIC Sag Lat
3 Rt MiTg 3
Cl B MGM
Pir VO VPM PoT
AOL
Eth IntA
2 BSTMPI APTV PPTg 2
BSTLD Po
LPBI IntP Cop
AcbC BSTMPM VA
BSTMA OPC DpMe
VL Sc CnF
AcbSh AV PC
1 LSV PF Me5 1
AOM PC SCom Su3C
DP AM MD IMLF PAG
LSI Su3 Med
SHi PT Dk
DTT CM PAG 3PC 2
PVA EW
0 Ld MS 3V IAM CM PoMn 3V Aq DR 4V 9 0
MnPO
f SMV
mt fr
1
E/OV sm 4n/me5 1
aci LV
ctg
st 4n
2 2
ltg
ll
lo
3 3
ic bic
rf eml
4 prf 4
icf
st psf
opt
fi
5 LV 5
hf
ec
alv
6 6
7 7

14 13 12 11 10 9 8 7 6 5 4 3 2 1 0 -1 -2 -3 -4 -5 -6
5 4 3 2 1 0 -1 -2 -3 -4 -5 -6 -7 -8 -9 -10 -11 -12 -13 -14 -15
+5 0 -5 -10 -15
10 Bregma 0
7 TeA PRh
Bregma -5.82 mm 7
5 5 AuV Ect
S2
6 0 10 LEnt 6
Interaural GI CA1
+15 +10 +5 0 -5
DI CA2 S
5 Crus1 5
CA3 PoDG
MEnt Sim
VLGPC DG
AI VLGMC PrS
4 Crus2 4
MGV PaS
Rt 4&5
VPL
LO CPu LGP
Cl BIC
3 MGM Lat 3
Sag
VPM PLi PM
Pir VO InWh
AOL APTV
2 VL Po Eth DpMe IntA 2
BSTMPI VA OPC Cop
AOD BSTMPM CnF IntP
AV PC PF
MDL Me5
1 LSV 1
AM MCPC Med
DP PAG
LSI MD
PT
DTT SHi Ld TS
MnPO IAM
CM PoMn DR 9
0 MS PVA IMD 3V
Aq Aq 2 0
f 3V PVP SMV
IAD
BSTMA
fr
1 sm 1
LV CL ts
me5
IntDM
st
iml
2 4n 2
ll ppf
lo ltg
3
rf 3
eml bic
str
ic prf icf
4 4
opt psf apmf
st
fi
5 5
ec hf
LV
alv
6 6
7 7

14 13 12 11 10 9 8 7 6 5 4 3 2 1 0 -1 -2 -3 -4 -5 -6
5 4 3 2 1 0 -1 -2 -3 -4 -5 -6 -7 -8 -9 -10 -11 -12 -13 -14 -15
+5 0 -5 -10 -15
10 Bregma 0
7
Bregma -5.60 mm 7
5 5 Au1 AuV
AuV TeA PRh
S2 Ect
LEnt
6 0 10 6
Interaural
+15 +10 +5 0 -5 GI LMol ProS
Mol
GrDG
S
5 Rad 5
Py
Or Crus1
AI PoDG MEnt Crus2
VLGMC
DG Sim
4 DLG PrS 4
Rt VPL VLGPC MGV
Cl PaS
CPu MGD
LGP 4&5
SG BIC
3 VPM Lat 3
Sag
LO PLi
SC ECIC
Pir VO Po
2 VL APTV DpMe 2
AOD Ang IntA Cop
BST AVVL
CL CnF
AVDM PF
1 LSV MDL 1
LSI AM MCPC Me5 Med
MDC
MO IL PrC PAG
DP DTT SHi PT MDM
TS PVP 9
0 Ld MS PVA CM IMD 3V Aq DR Aq 2 8 0
3V dlf 3 pcuf
f SMV
IVF fr
1 sm 1
LV me5
st
SC CIC
2 2
ppf
lo 4n
3 eml 3
rf bic prf
ic PaS
icf
4 str PrS apmf 4
opt bsc psf
st Hil
CA3
fi
5 hf 5
ec LV CA2
CA1
6 alv 6
7 7

14 13 12 11 10 9 8 7 6 5 4 3 2 1 0 -1 -2 -3 -4 -5 -6
5 4 3 2 1 0 -1 -2 -3 -4 -5 -6 -7 -8 -9 -10 -11 -12 -13 -14 -15
+5 0 -5 -10 -15
10 Bregma 0
7 AuV
Bregma -5.32 mm 7
5 Au1
5 AuV TeA PRh
S2 LEnt
Ect
6 0 10 6
Interaural CA1
GI
+15 +10 +5 0 -5
CA2
S
5 MEnt 5
VLGMC CA3 Crus2
AI PoDG Crus1
Dsc
VLGPC DG PrS
4 DLG Sim 4
VPL IGL PaS
CPu MGD
LGP
Rt VPM SG BIC 4&5
3 DLO PM 3
LO LP PLi ECIC
InG
Cl
VL Po InWh
2 AOD 2
APT MedDL Cop
BST DpG CIC
VO AVVL
LSV CL DpWh InCo
AVDMIAD PF
1 MDL PCom Me5 1
LSI SFi MDC
IL SHi TS PT PrC PAG
MO
DP DTT MDM SMV
0 Ld MS SFO IMD PVP Aq 2 pcuf 0
f PVA CM 3V pv
D3V
pc
fmi sm CL
1 fr 1
cg me5
Pir LV
iml ppf
2 st 2
lo
3 3
rf prf icf
eml bic
str psf apmf
4 bsc 4
ic
opt
st
fi
5 5
hf
ec LV
6 alv 6
7 7

14 13 12 11 10 9 8 7 6 5 4 3 2 1 0 -1 -2 -3 -4 -5 -6
5 4 3 2 1 0 -1 -2 -3 -4 -5 -6 -7 -8 -9 -10 -11 -12 -13 -14 -15
+5 0 -5 -10 -15
10 Bregma 0
7
Bregma -5.10 mm 7
5 Au1 AuV
5 AuV TeA
S2 Ect
PRh
6 0 10 GI 6
Interaural LEnt
+15 +10 +5 0 -5 CA1
CA2
S1J S
5 5
VLGMC CA3 PoDG MEnt Crus1
Crus2
4 IGL DLG DG PrS Dsc Sim 4
LGP PaS
AI MGD
Rt VPL
CPu
DLO LP 1
VPM SG BIC prf
3 2 4&5 3
Cl PLi ECIC PM
InG 3
LO Po InWh
AOD BSTS VL MedDL
2 APT 2
AVVL DpG CIC
Cop
VO AVDM CL DpWh InCo
PF PCom
AD MDL
1 Me5 1
LSI SFi
LSD MDC
MO IL SFO TS PT PrC PAG
DTT SHi MDM
PV PVP SCO
0 Ld MS PVA IMD pc Aq 2 3 pcuf prf 8 0
f 3V SMV
vhc D3V
fmi
sm fr
1 cg me5 1
2
LV 2
st
lo
rf eml
3 3
bic
ic str
4 bsc 4
opt
st
fi
5 LV 5
ec
hf
6 alv 6
7 7

14 13 12 11 10 9 8 7 6 5 4 3 2 1 0 -1 -2 -3 -4 -5 -6
5 4 3 2 1 0 -1 -2 -3 -4 -5 -6 -7 -8 -9 -10 -11 -12 -13 -14 -15
+5 0 -5 -10 -15
10 Bregma 0
7
Bregma -4.74 mm 7
5 5
AuD Au1 TeA
0 10
S2 Ect
6 Interaural 6
+15 +10 +5 0 -5
PRh
S1ULp CA1
CA2
5 S 5
S1J
MEnt
CA3
4 PoDG 4
AI DLG PrS
DG PaS Sim Crus1
CPu Rt 1 5
LPMC Crus2
3 DLO LDVL LPLR 2 3
BSTS BIC 3
Po OT InG ECIC
LO Cl InWh 4
2 AVVL LPMR 2
LDDM APT
AOD
AVDM CIC
CL DpG
VO LSI AD InCo
MDL
1 SFi DpWh 1
LSD MD LHb PCom
IL TS
MO PrL PVA PAG
IG MHb SCO 8
0 gcc SHi SFO pc csc 3 4&5 7 0
f D3V D3V
pcf prf ppf
ReIC
sm
MPT
1 1
cg fmi vhc
LV
fi
2 2
lo
rf
3 bic 3
str bsc
psf icf
ic
st
ic Hil
4 opt 4
fi
hf
5 ec LV 5
alv
6 6
7 7

14 13 12 11 10 9 8 7 6 5 4 3 2 1 0 -1 -2 -3 -4 -5 -6
5 4 3 2 1 0 -1 -2 -3 -4 -5 -6 -7 -8 -9 -10 -11 -12 -13 -14 -15
+5 0 -5 -10 -15
10 Bregma 0
7
Bregma -4.60 mm 7
5 5
Au1
AuD TeA
S2
6 0 10 6
Interaural S1BF Ect
+15 +10 +5 0 -5
S1ULp PRh
CA1
5 CA2 5
S
S1J
CA3
PoDG MEnt
4 Hil 4
AI DLG PrS
DG PaS Crus1
CPu LPLR LPMC 1 Sim
3 BSTS Crus2 3
DLO Rt LDVL 23 5
Cl ECIC
InG
LO AVVL
LDDM OT 4
OB InWh
2 2
LPMR APTD
VO AVDM
DpG CIC
PPT InCo
AD CL
1 MO LSI MDL DpWh 1
LSD OPT
PrL IL SFi LHb
IG PVA MPT PAG
gcc SHi MHb prf
0 TS SFO D3V csc ReIC 3 pcuf 4&5 8 0
f
vhc SCO hbc
sm
1 cg fmi 1
LV
2 2
lo
fi
rf icf
3 bsc 3
ic bic
st psf
ic
4 opt 4
fi
hf
5 ec 5
LV
alv
6 6
7 7

14 13 12 11 10 9 8 7 6 5 4 3 2 1 0 -1 -2 -3 -4 -5 -6
5 4 3 2 1 0 -1 -2 -3 -4 -5 -6 -7 -8 -9 -10 -11 -12 -13 -14 -15
+5 0 -5 -10 -15
10 Bregma 0
7
Bregma -4.28 mm 7
5 5
Au1
0 AuD TeA
6 10 6
Interaural S2
+15 +10 +5 0 -5 Ect
PRh
S1ULp
5 CA1 5
CA2
S
S1J MEnt
4 CA3 4
Crus1
PoDG
DLG PrS PaS
AI DG Sim
3
CPu 1 3
LPMC SuG/Zo 2 5
DLO Op 3 ECIC
LP Crus2
LD
Cl OT InG
2 APTD 4 2
LO AD
PPT InWh
OPT CIC
VO
1 DG DpG 1
LSD
LSI
PrL IL MHb
MO IG PAG 7
SHi prf
0 TS vhc SFO cic ReIC 3 pcuf 4&5 0
gcc D3V
sm
hbc
1 1
cg fmi
LV
2 2
opt
icf
bic
3 bsc psf 3
fi
4 4
hf
ec
5 5
alv
dcw
6 6
7 7

14 13 12 11 10 9 8 7 6 5 4 3 2 1 0 -1 -2 -3 -4 -5 -6
5 4 3 2 1 0 -1 -2 -3 -4 -5 -6 -7 -8 -9 -10 -11 -12 -13 -14 -15
+5 0 -5 -10 -15
10 Bregma 0
7
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4 3
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5 5 py
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IMM 10 10 6 10 dl dorsolateral fasciculus
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8 9
9 8 8 column
9 9
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9 column
LatC lateral cervical nucleus
LSp lateral spinal nucleus
1
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2 2
3 3 dl
4
4 C2 LSp C5 1 C8 * Fig 117a & 117b are reproduced
5 2 from Molander and Grant (1995)
4 3
5 py 6 LSp
LatC
LSp py
5
with permission of the authors.
10 Users of these figures should cite
CeCv10 7 IMM 6
py
7 9 Molander, C. and Grant, G., 1995,
IMM
9 9 8
9 7 IMM Spinal cord cytoarchitecture.
9 10
9
8 9 9 9 8 In G. Paxinos(Ed), The Nervous
9 9 System, Second Edition, Academic
9
9
Press, SanDiego.
1
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3 T1
4 2
3 dl 1 2
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4
LSp 5 LSp
5 D 5 5
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IML 6 6
10
7 D 7
10 CeCv central cervical nucleus
IMM IMM 10
8 10
9
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7 IMM
9 9
8 9 IML intermediolateral cell
9
9 8 column
9
8
9
9
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9
9 9 column
LatC lateral cervical nucleus
LSp lateral spinal nucleus
py pyramidal tract
1
2
3 py * Fig 117a & 117b are reproduced
dl L5
4 S2
dl 1
L2 2
1 from Molander and Grant (1995)
T5 2 5
dl 4
3
3
py
LSp with permission of the authors.
1
4
2
LSp 10 Users of these figures should cite
3 5 5 7
4 py LSp
IMM Molander, C. and Grant, G., 1995,
LSp D 6
5 IML Spinal cord cytoarchitecture.
10 10
IML py 7 IMM 9 7 IMM
8
9
In G. Paxinos(Ed), The Nervous
7
D 9 System, Second Edition, Academic
IMM
8 10 8
8 Press, SanDiego.
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Bregma Lambda
Pineal
Cerebral Cortex
6 6
5
6
Corpus Callosum
Superior Inferior 4
Hippocampus Colliculus 7
Colliculus
3
3V 8
Fornix Posterior Cerebellum

Commissure 4V
Olfactory 2 9
Septum Thalamus
Bulb
Midbrain
1 9
Anterior 4V 10
Commissure
Olfactory Preoptic
Tubercle Area
Hypothalamus Pons
Medulla Oblongata
Optic Chiasm
Spinal
Pituitary Cord

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7 6 5 4 3 2 1 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7
Corpus
Callosum
Somatosesnory
Cortex
Hippocampus Barrel Field
Lateral
Ventrical
S2
Internal Mediodorsal Nu Auditory

Capsule Cortex
Caudate VPM
Putamen VPL
(Striatum) Thalamus
Hypothalamus
Amygdala Amygdala
Optic Tract Fornix
Piriform
Cortex
Lateral
Hypothalamus
3rd Ventricle Ventromedial Hy Nu
7 6 5 4 3 2 1 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7
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10 Bregma 0
9 1
Pineal
Cerebral Cortex
6 6
8 5 2
6
Corpus Callosum
Superior Inferior 4
7 3
Colliculus
6 3 4
3V 8
5 Fornix Posterior Cerebellum 5

Commissure 4V
Olfactory 2 9
Thalamus
Septum
4 Bulb 6
Midbrain
1 9
Anterior 4V 10
3 Commissure 7
2 Olfactory Preoptic 8
Tubercle Area
Hypothalamus Pons
1 Medulla Oblongata 9
Optic Chiasm
0 Interaural 10
Spinal
Pituitary Cord
-1 11
Lateral 0.40 mm
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PREFACE: FOURTH EDITION Reproduction of Atlas Figures
in Other Publications
The Compact Third Edition of The Rat Brain in Stereotaxic
Coordinates presented revised drawings of 76 coronal sections of
the brain. The Fourth Edition includes these coronal diagrams, As authors, we are happy for our atlas figures to be reproduced in
but in addition presents the fully revised sagittal and horizontal other publications, but we expect our work to be suitably
figures and the photographs on which all the diagrams are based. acknowledged. If coordinates from the atlas are used, they should
We are brain cartographers, and, like our geographer colleagues, be acknowledged as in the following example: “Bregma 1.60 mm
our central aim is to provide precise coordinates and accurate (Paxinos and Watson, 1998).” Permission to reproduce the figures
identification of features of interest. In this fourth edition of our contained in the atlas can be obtained from the publisher:
atlas, we have used the proven stereotaxic reference system that
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• The most accurate stereotaxic reference system available has been developed on a systematic basis (see below) and is now
displayed in three planes widely recognized.
• Completely revised diagrams of 10 sagittal and 27 horizontal
sections that previously appeared in the second edition of this
atlas (Paxinos and Watson, 1986)
• Includes the 1997 revisions of the 76 coronal diagrams ACKNOWLEDGMENTS
(Paxinos and Watson, 1997) augmented by two new drawings of
coronal sections at the level of the anterior diencephalon We are indebted to Lewis Tsalis for outstanding accuracy and speed
• Each diagram is accompanied by a matching photograph of in entering our drawings into the computer using Adobe Illustrator.
the section on which it is based We thank Paul Halasz for his excellent work in designing and
• Delineations assisted by consideration of separate sets of brain assembling the CD-Rom version of this atlas.
sections stained for parvalbumin, calbindin, calretinin, SMI-32, We thank Hong-Qin Wang for preparation of excellent quality
tyrosine hydroxylase, and NADPH diaphorase (Paxinos et al., in photographic plates.
press [a,b]), the rat nervous system textbook (Paxinos, 1995), We thank David Kopf for providing us with his extremely accurate
(Paxinos and Watson 1997), and other recent neuroanatomical stereotaxic instrument.
literature We thank Kodak Australia for assistance with the provision of
• Spinal cord drawings from the atlas of Molander and Grant photographic paper.
(1995) We thank Fine Science Tools Inc (Vancouver, Fax: 415-349-3729)
• Diagrams available on CD-ROM for printing at different for providing us with precision forceps used for the preparation of
magnifications specimens. We thank Faulding Imaging for providing us with an
Olympus Provis Research Microscope system at a reduced price
We thank Professor Kevin McConkey, Head of the School of
Psychology at the University of New South Wales, and Professor for stereotaxic procedures.
Gerard Sutton, Vice Chancellor of the University of Wollongong, When the first edition of The Rat Brain in Stereotaxic Coordinates
for their generous support. We thank Professor David Tracey for was published in 1982, it was the first atlas to be based on the flat-
allowing us to use facilities in the School of Anatomy. We thank skull position. It offered a choice of bregma, lambda, or the
Apple Australia for providing equipment to assist with digitizing midpoint of the interaural line as the reference point. Although
the drawings for this atlas. the coordinates were developed from study of adult male Wistar
G.P. Thanks Elly for direct help as well as tolerance during rats with weights ranging from 270 to 310 g, the atlas can be
construction of this and previous editions of this atlas. successfully used with male or female rats, with weights ranging
from 250 to 350 g (Paxinos et al., 1985).
The present atlas presents 78 photographs and accompanying
diagrams of coronal sections of the brain, at intervals that average
INTRODUCTION 0.25 mm. The sections were cut from unfixed brains that were
frozen. The diagrams in this atlas were originally based on the
There are many reasons why the rat is the most commonly selected study of Nissl- (cresyl violet) and acetylcholinesterase- (AChE)
subject for research in mammalian neuroscience. First, rats are stained sections. The mapping of the sections was assisted by the
the right size: neither too small for accurate stereotaxic localization use of our sections showing the distribution of a number of
of discrete brain areas nor too large for cost-effective laboratory antibody-based and enzyme-based stains (parvalbumin, calbindin,
management. Second, rats are generally hardy animals and are calretinin, SMI-32, tyrosine hydroxylase, and NADPH diaphorase).
resistant to infections. Third, a number of inbred strains are A comprehensive atlas based on chemical markers will be published
available commercially; so, animals of consistent size can be used
by Academic Press (Paxinos et al., in press [a,b]).
TABLE 1 Craniometric and stereotaxic data (means ± S.D.) for rats of different sex, strain, and weight
Mean AP AP DV AP AP
AP DV
weight I–B I–L I–B I – Acb B – ac
I – 7n I – incisor bar
Subject (g)* (mm) (mm) (mm) (mm)** (mm)**
(mm)** (mm)
‘Atlas’ Wistar 290 9.1 ± 0.3 0.3 ± 0.3 10.0 ± 0.2 11.7 0.0
–1.3 –3.3 ± 0.4
Coronal plates 300 9.2 0.2 10.1
Sagittal plates 270 8.9 0.0 10.0
Horizontal plates 290 9.1 0.2 10.1
Female Wistar 282 9.3 ± 0.2 0.5 ± 0.3 10.0 ± 0.1 11.6 0.1
–1.2 –3.2 ± 0.5
Hooded 290 9.4 ± 0.4 0.3 ± 0.6 9.8 ± 0.2 11.9 0.0 –1.2
–3.9 ± 0.6
Sprague 299 9.0 ± 0.2 0.7 ± 0.2 10.1 ± 0.1 11.7 0.1
–1.2 –3.9 ± 0.5
Juvenile Wistar 180 7.7 ± 0.4 –0.4 ± 0.3 9.9 ± 0.2 10.2 –0.1
–1.6 –2.0 ± 0.4
Mature Wistar 436 9.7 ± 0.3 0.6 ± 0.3 10.7 ± 0.4 12.4 –0.1
–0.8 –2.7 ± 0.3
* S.D.s. ≤ 20 g.
** S.D.s. ≤ 0.4 mm.
ac, anterior commissure; Acb, accumbens nucleus; AP, anterior-posterior; B, bregma; DV, dorsal-ventral; 7n, facial nerve; I, interaural line; L, lambda.
Reprinted with permission from J. Neuroscience Methods. 13 (1985) 139-143.
It also presents photographs and fully revised diagrams of 10 line and at 1.0 and 2.0 mm lateral to the midline. A second pair
sagittal and 27 horizontal sections. was inserted 11 mm anterior to the interaural line at 1.0 and 2.0
mm lateral to the midline. Horizontal needle tracks perpendicular
to the coronal plane were made at 5.0 mm and 6.0 mm dorsal to
the interaural line and 2.0 mm lateral to the midline. Horizontal
Stereotaxic Surgery needle tracks perpendicular to the sagittal plane were made at 5.0
mm dorsal to the interaural line and 2.0 mm and 8.0 mm anterior
In establishing the stereotaxic coordinate system for this atlas we to it.
studied sections from over 100 rats. To prepare these sections, we For brains sectioned in the horizontal plane, two vertical reference
positioned the skull in a standard way (the flat-skull position) and tracks were made by inserting a needle at 2.0 and 9.0 mm anterior
marked the vertical and horizontal planes with needle tracks. We to the interaural line and approximately 1.4 mm lateral to the
placed anesthetized rats in a Kopf small-animal stereotaxic midline. These reference tracks appear as pinholes in the horizontal
instrument, and the incisor bar was adjusted until the heights of sections. Five horizontal needle tracks perpendicular to the coronal
lambda and bregma were equal. This flat-skull position was plane were made by inserting needles at 1.0, 3.0, 5.0, 7.0, and 8.0
achieved when the incisor bar was lowered 3.3 ± 0.4 mm below mm above the interaural lines.
horizontal zero (Table 1).
Because the point of intersection of the lambdoid and sagittal
sutures is variable, we have chosen to define lambda as the midpoint
of the curve of best fit along the lambdoid suture (see skull
Histology
diagram). This redefined reference point is considerably more
reliable than the true lambda (the point of intersection of the After surgery, the animals were deeply anesthetized and
sagittal and lambdoid sutures), and it is located 0.3 ± 0.3 mm decapitated, and their brains were frozen on dry ice within 3 min
anterior to the interaural line. We defined bregma as the point of of decapitation. For the coronal plane, brains were divided into
intersection of the sagittal suture with the curve of best fit along two blocks at a plane 3.0 mm anterior to the interaural line prior
the coronal suture. When the two sides of the coronal suture meet to placement on the freezing microtome stage. At the level of the
the sagittal suture at different points, bregma usually falls midway blocking some sections were lost and it was necessary to insert
between the two junctions. The anteroposterior position of bregma three plates (Figs. 42–44) from another brain.
was 9.1 ± 0.3 mm anterior to the coronal plane passing through Brains remove from the skull for sectioning on the horizontal or
the interaural line, but for the brain represented in this atlas bregma sagittal planes initially presented a problem in that they assumed
is deemed to lie at 9.0 mm. The top of the skull at bregma and the shape of the stage on which they were positioned. To avoid
lambda was 10.0 ± 0.2 mm dorsal to the interaural zero plane. this distortion, the brains were frozen in the skull, and the skull
To confirm the stereotaxic orientation of sections in the brain bones were then prized off the frozen brains.
used for this atlas, reference needle tracks were made perpendicular Spinal cord segments were obtained from 9 rats and were fresh
to the horizontal and coronal planes. For brains sectioned in the frozen in propane cooled with liquid nitrogen. Representative
coronal plane, vertical needle insertions were made at 2.0 mm sections from the major regions of the spinal cord are included in
intervals through the brain, except for the penetrations at 0.7 mm the atlas (Plates 117a,b). None of these plates are accompanied by
anterior to the interaural line, which was chosen to avoid rupture a drawing, but their approximate location in the Mollander and
of a venous sinus. Ten such needle tracks appear on coronal plates Grant (1995) spinal cord atlas is given and the diagrams from the
of this atlas. Three horizontal needle insertions perpendicular to Mollander and Grant atlas are reproduced with permission of the
the coronal plane were made from the posterior of the brain at authors.
1.0, 3.0, and 5.0 mm above the interaural line and approximately Frozen brains were sectioned on an American Optical Cryocut
1.0 mm lateral to the midline. The reference tracks from the microtome at 40 µ m. Sections were obtained parallel to the
horizontal needles appear as small holes in coronal sections. stereotaxic planes by adjusting the angle of cutting until the needle
For brains sectioned in the sagittal plane, vertical needles were tracks encountered were judged to be parallel to the plane of
inserted in both hemispheres at 3.0 mm posterior to the interaural section. Sections were taken directly from the cryotome knife on
uncoated slides with the help of an anti-roll device. At each 0.5 8 h, and then allowed to dry. Subsequently, they were dehydrated
mm interval, three sections were taken for staining with cresyl for 5 min in 100% alcohol, then immersed in xylene and cover-
violet or for the demonstration of AChE. Staining was carried out slipped with Permount.
on the same day as cutting. The two stains were used in an The stock solution was a 50 mM sodium acetate buffer at pH 5.0
alternating fashion in relation to the section intervals. One of these which was made 4.0 mM with respect to copper sulphate and 16
sections at each interval was presented in the first edition of the mM with respect to glycine. This was done by
atlas. In the second edition we interpolated an additional section adding 6.8 g of sodium acetate, 1.0 g of copper sulphate crystals,
between the 0.5 mm interval sections in most cases. In the present and 1.2 g of glycine to 1.0 L of water and lowering the pH to 5.0
atlas, the interpolated sections commence after Fig. 11. An attempt with HCl.
was made to select interpolated sections close to the midpoint of We found that fresh, unfixed tissue from the frozen brains showed
the interval of the plates in the first edition of the atlas, but such a substantially stronger reaction for both stains than tissue fixed
sections often were not available, and the closest suitable section with formalin, paraformaldehyde, glutaraldehyde, or alcohol.
was selected. Because of this process of selection of interpolated A detailed protocol of the staining procedures may be obtained
sections, the regular alternation of Nissl- and AChE-stained sections from George Paxinos (http://www.psy.unsw.edu.au/~ paxinos).
was broken.
Cresyl Violet Staining Photography

Slides were immersed for 5 min in each of the following: xylene,
xylene, 100% alcohol, 100% alcohol, 95% alcohol, and 70% alcohol.
They were dipped in distilled water and stained in 0.5% cresyl The drawings of the brain were traced from photographs of stained
violet for 15–30 min. They were differentiated in water for 3–5 brain sections which were taken with a Nikon Multiplot
min and then dehydrated through 70% alcohol, 95% alcohol, 100% macrophotographic apparatus on 4 × 5 inch Kodax Plus X film.
alcohol, and 100% alcohol. They were then put in xylene and cover- High contrast (grade 4) Ilfospeed paper was used for the Nissl
slipped. sections, whereas lower contrast (grade 2) paper was used for the
To make 500 mL of 0.5% cresyl violet of about pH 3.9, mix 2.5 g AChE sections.
of cresylecht violet (Chroma Gesellschaft, Postfach 11 10, D-73257,
Kongen, Germany, Fax number: 49-7024-82660), 300 mL of water,
30 mL of 1.0 M sodium acetate (13.6 g of granular sodium acetate
in 92 mL of water), and 170 mL of 1.0 M acetic acid (29 mL of Drawings
glacial acetic acid added to 471 mL of water). Mix this solution for
at least 7 days on a magnetic stirrer, then filter.
As far as possible, we have attempted to make the drawings
accurately represent the photographs. Small adjustments have been
AChE Histochemistry made to some sections in which the midline or cerebral cortex
were distorted, but otherwise the drawings depict the asymmetries
The method for the demonstration of AChE followed the procedures present in the sections. When part of an atlas section was missing
of Koelle and Friedenwald (1949) and Lewis (1961). Slides were or severely distorted, the missing part was drawn in after
incubated for 15 h in 100 mL of stock solution (see below) to which consideration of sections obtained from other brains.
had been added 116 mg of S-acetylthiocholine iodide and 3.0 mg Fiber tracts in the drawings are outlined by solid lines, and nuclei
ethopropazine (May & Baker). The slides were rinsed with tap water and cell groups are outlined by broken lines. In general, each
and developed for 10 min in 1% sodium sulphide (1.0 g in 100 mL abbreviation is placed in the center of the structure to which it
of water) at pH 7.5. They were then rinsed with water and immersed relates; where this is not possible, the abbreviation is placed
in 4% paraformaldehyde in phosphate buffer for alongside the structure and a leader line is used. The abbreviations
for fiber tracts and fissures are almost always positioned on the
SKULL DIAGRAM
Dorsal and lateral views of
the skull of a 290 g Wistar rat.
The positions of bregma,
lambda, and the plane of the
interaural line are shown above
the lateral view. The distance
between the horizontal plane
passing through the interaural
line is shown on the right of the
lateral view. The distance
between the incisor bar and the
horizontal plane passing
through the interaural line is
shown on the left of the lateral
view. Lambda (midpoint of the
curve of best fit along the
lambdoid suture) is 0.3 mm
anterior to the coronal plane
passing through the interaural
line.
left side of the figure, and the abbreviations for nuclei and other passing through the interaural line. The numbers on the top margin
cell groups are generally positioned on the right side. The outlines show the anteroposterior distance from the coronal plane passing
of the ventricles and aqueduct are filled in with solid black. The through bregma.
drawings were entered into a Power Mac using Adobe Illustrator 6.
Horizontal Drawings
The large number at the bottom left of each drawing shows the
Stereotaxic Reference System dorsoventral distance of the corresponding plate from the
horizontal plane passing through the interaural line. The large
Two coronal and two horizontal zero-reference planes are used in number at the top right shows the dorsoventral distance of the
these drawings; one coronal plane and one horizontal plane are TABLE 2 Coordinates of the bed nucleus of the anterior
related to the interaural line and the other two are related to commissure and the trochlear nucleus obtained from the
bregma. Lambda is located 0.3 ± 0.3 mm anterior to the interaural three planes
line, and it can be used as an alternative reference point in
conjunction with the dorsoventral coordinate of bregma. The
position of the stereotaxic reference points and planes are indicated Bed nucleus of the ant. comm. Trochlear nucleus
on the skull diagram. The stereotaxic reference grid shows 0.2 mm
Plane A-P D-V Lat A-P D-V Lat
intervals.
Coronal 8.2 3.4 0.9 1.7 3.4 0.4
Sagittal 8.0 3.4 0.9 1.8 3.5 0.4
Coronal Drawings Horizontal 8.1 3.4 0.9 1.8 3.4 0.4
plate from the horizontal plane passing through the bregma and
In each of the coronal drawings, the large number at the bottom lambda on the surface of the skull. The numbers on the bottom
shows the anteroposterior distance of the corresponding plate from margin show the anteroposterior distance from the coronal plane
the vertical plane passing through the interaural line. The large passing through the interaural line. The numbers on the top margin
number at bottom right shows the anteroposterior distance of the show the anteroposterior distance from the coronal plane passing
plate from bregma. The small numbers on the left margin show through bregma. The numbers on the left and right margins show
the dorsoventral distance from the horizontal plane passing the distance of structures from the midline.
through the interaural line. The numbers on the right margin show Values ventral to the interaural horizontal zero or posterior to
the dorsoventral distance from the horizontal plane passing either the interaural line or bregma are preceded by a minus sign.
through bregma and lambda on the surface of the skull. The
numbers on the top and bottom margins show the distance of
structures from the midline. An Example of Use of the Stereotaxic
Reference System
Sagittal Drawings
In this example, we will consider the insertion of an electrode into
the basolateral amygdaloid nucleus. Figure 31 shows that the center
The large number at the bottom left of each drawing shows the
of the basolateral amygdaloid nucleus is 6.2 mm anterior to the
distance of the corresponding plate from the midline. The numbers
interaural line, 1.5 mm dorsal to it, and 5.0 mm lateral to the
on the left margin show the dorsoventral
midline. The nucleus is 2.8 mm posterior to bregma, 8.5 mm ventral
distance from the horizontal plane passing through the interaural
to it, and 5.0 mm lateral to the midline.
line. The numbers on the right margin show the dorsoventral
distance from the horizontal plane passing through bregma and
lambda on the surface of the skull. The numbers on the bottom
margin show the anteroposterior distance from the coronal plane
Stereotaxic Accuracy improvement in accuracy can be obtained by taking into account
the actual location of the accumbens nucleus (anterior part of Acb
shown on Fig. 9) and the genu of the facial nerve (Fig. 60). In
In most cases, the position of a structure is represented to an
accuracy of less than 0.5 mm. Although we used medium-sized agreement with Slotnick and Brown (1980), we noticed that
(average 290 g) male Wistar rats in the construction of this atlas, coordinates of structures were closer to target if the coordinates
we recognize that researchers often use animals of different sex, given by the interaural and bregma reference systems were
strain, and weight. Because of this, we have estimated the error averaged.
that will occur if this atlas is used with female Wistar rats, male In studying the drawings of coronal sections in this atlas, it should
hooded (Long Evans) rats, male Sprague Dawley rats of 290-g be noted that the sections in Figs. 1–3, 42-44, and 69–78 were
weight, juvenile (180 g) Wistar rats, and mature (436 g) Wistar taken from rat brains different from the one pictured in the
rats. The results of these estimations are shown in Table 1
(reproduced from Paxinos et al., 1985). It is evident from these
studies that no substantial stereotaxic error will occur when rats
of different sex and strain are chosen, provided that the rats are of
similar weight to those on which the atlas is based (290 g).
For example, for rats of different sex and strain but of similar
weight, the anteroposterior distance between the interaural line
and bregma is between 9.0 and 9.4 mm. Similarly, the dorsoventral
distance between the interaural line and the surface of the skull at
bregma and lambda is very stable (9.8–10.1 mm). By contrast,
craniometric data for juvenile (180 g) and mature (436 g) Wistar
rats differ substantially from those of other groups. The
anteroposterior distance between the interaural line and bregma
is 7.7 mm in the juvenile and 9.7 mm in the mature rats (9.0 mm
in 290-g male rats). Lambda is 0.4 mm posterior to the interaural
The Brain Blocker ␣ ␣ Designed toeproduce
r the plane of section of The Rat Brain in
line in the juvenile rats and 0.6 mm anterior to this line in the
Stereotaxic Coordinates (PA 001; David Kopf Instruments, P.O. Box 636, Tujunga, CA
mature rats (0.3 mm anterior in 290-g rats). Unexpectedly, the
91043).
dorsoventral distance between the interaural line and bregma for
juvenile rats (9.9 mm) was almost the same as that of 290-g rats remaining coronal drawings. This supplementation was necessary
(10.0 mm). In the mature rats, the interaural line to bregma vertical
because of distortion of the olfactory bulbs and caudal medulla in
distance was 10.7 mm.
the brain from which most of the sections were taken, and because
In female rats, as well as in hooded, juvenile (180 g), mature
of the loss of a number of sections at the level at which the brain
(436 g) and 290-g Wistar rats, bregma was found to be above the
was blocked.
most forward crossing fibers of the anterior commissure. This is
the point at which the posterior limbs of the anterior commissure
appear. These data confirm the observation of Whishaw et al. (1977) Use of the David Kopf Stereotaxic Instrument
that bregma is more stable than the interaural line for positioning and Brain Blocker
of electrodes in brain structures close to, or anterior to, bregma.
However, data from insertion of needles aimed at the level where In our work on this and other stereotaxic atlases we found the
the facial nerve leaves the facial genu (Fig. 60 in this atlas) show David Kopf Small Animal Stereotaxic instrument of high precision.
that the interaural reference point is more stable than bregma for However, no atlas or stereotaxic instrument will compensate for
localization of such posterior structures. Therefore, if juvenile or using bregma and lambdoid points inappropriately. These
mature rats are used, greater accuracy can be achieved if bregma reference skull marks are the midpoints of the curve of best fit
is used as the reference point for work with rostral structures and along the coronal and the lambdoid suture, respectively. They are
the interaural line for work with caudal structures. A further not necessarily the points of intersection of these sutures with the
midline suture.
Researchers usually wish to block the brain at the same coronal structures in atlases of the rat (Paxinos and Watson, 1986), mouse
(or sagittal) plane as the atlas plane (flat skull position) so that (Franklin and Paxinos, 1996), monkey (Paxinos et al., in press), and
they can determine most readily the location of their electrode human (Paxinos et al., 1990; Mai et al., 1997). Atlas users may wish
placements and identify structures according to the atlas. The brain to reflect on the construction of the abbreviations for
blocker depicted in the accompanying photograph allows the acetylcholinesterase (AChE) and magnesium (Mg) to get a good
blocking of the brain at the stereotaxic plane or the slicing of the idea of how our list was produced. The abbreviations used in the
brain at 1-mm intervals. After blocking, the brain needs to be placed present and in our other work were developed using the following
on a chuck with surface parallel to the cryotome knife. For principles:
cryotomes without zero-tilt position, this can be achieved by
1. The abbreviations represent the order of words as spoken in English (e.g.,
freezing some mounting medium directly onto the chuck and
DLG = dorsal lateral geniculate nucleus).
cutting through the mounting medium to create an aligned surface
on which to position the blocked tissue. 2. Capital letters represent nuclei, and lower case letters represent fiber
tracts. Thus, the letter “N” has not been used to denote nuclei, and the
letter “t” has not been used to denote fiber tracts.
Nomenclature 3. The general principle used in the abbreviations of the names of elements
in the periodic table was followed: the capital letter representing the first
There is a critical need for a stable neuroanatomical nomenclature letter of a word in a nucleus is followed by the lower case letter most
to accurately and efficiently convey information between characteristic of that word (not necessarily the second letter; e.g., Mg =
neuroscientists. However, many terms are still used to describe a magnesium; Rt = reticular thalamic nucleus).
single structure, and, in some cases, the same term is used for 4. Compound names of nuclei have a capital letter for each part (e.g., LPGi
completely different structures. We urge you to consider the merits = lateral paragigantocellular nucleus.
of our system of nomenclature because it is systematic and derived
after extensive consultations with neuroanatomy experts. 5. If a word occurs in the names of a number of structures, it is usually
In considering the merit of a particular term over synonyms, we given the same abbreviation (e.g., Rt = reticular thalamic nucleus; RtTg =
have chosen terms that have been ratified by modern usage, reticulotegmental nucleus of the pons). Exceptions to this rule are made
particularly usage by experts in that field. We have used anglicized for well-established abbreviations such as VTA.
versions of terms rather than older latinized versions wherever
6. Abbreviations of brain regions are omitted where the identity of the
possible, and we have in all but a handful of cases avoided the use
region in question is clear from its position (CMn = centromedian
of eponyms.
thalamic nucleus; not CMnTh).
7. Arabic numerals are used instead of Roman numerals in identifying (a)
Principles of Construction of Abbreviations cranial nerves and nuclei (as in the Berman, 1968, atlas), and (b) layers
of the spinal cord. While the spoken meaning is the same, the detection
Neuroscience communities concerned with different systems have threshold is lower, ambiguity is reduced, and they are easier to position in
developed identical abbreviations for completely different small spaces available on diagrams.
structures; for example SO stands for both supraoptic nucleus and
superior olive, SC for suprachiasmatic nucleus and superior
colliculus, and IC for inferior colliculus and internal capsule. In
dealing with the entire nervous system (as increasingly more The Basis of Delineation of Structures
researchers do) these parochial abbreviation schemes become in This Atlas
impossible to implement. An additional complication arises when
homologous structures are nonetheless named or abbreviated For the third edition, we completely reviewed our delineations of
differently in different species. We have made an effort to establish all areas of the brain. Our primary guide was an extensive collection
homologies and are using the same abbreviations for homologous of histochemically stained sections (monoclonal antibodies and
enzyme-based stains; Paxinos et al., in press [a,b]). Our work has out of the substantia inominata another big territory, the
been made easier by the availability of an excellent rat brain atlas sublenticular extended amygdala (Alheid et al., 1995). Franklin and
published by Swanson (1992). We have also made extensive use of Paxinos (1997) adopted the new scheme for their mouse brain atlas.
other publications from our laboratory (Paxinos, 1995; Paxinos We retained the name substantia inominata (for the part remaining
and Huang, 1995; Paxinos et al., 1994) as well as of authoritative after the removal of the ventral pallidum) in keeping with earlier
studies published in the Journal of Comparative Neurology and editions of this atlas. The dorsal substantia inominata roughly
other journals. corresponds to the sublenticular extended amygdala, central part,
We present below a brief account of the basis of delineation of while the ventral substantia inominata corresponds to the
structures. We have not repeated here the rationale for the sublenticular extended amygdala, medial part.
delineation of structures presented in the second edition (Paxinos The area previously called fundus striati resembles the striatum
and Watson, 1996). Readers may wish to refer to that book or proper in some respects and the accumbens shell in others. Given
consult the work of Swanson (1992) and Kruger et al. (1995) for the that the use of the term fundus striati creates problems with primate
history of identification of many structures in the rat brain. homologues, we followed the advice of G. Alheid and called it the
lateral accumbens shell. The remaining accumbens is delineated
in accordance with Zaborszky et al. (1985) and Heimer et al. (1991).
Olfactory System We followed Alheid et al. (1995) in the identification of the
interstitial nucleus of the posterior limb of the anterior
Refer to Shipley et al. (1995) for a general description of the olfactory commissure (IPAC).
system. We based our delineations in part on the work of de Olmos The reticular part of the substantia nigra can be divided into a
et al. (1978). ventrolateral and a dorsomedial component on the basis of
The existence of the semilunar nucleus was established on the parvalbumin and calbindin distribution (Paxinos et al., in press
basis of NADPH-diaphorase histochemistry (Paxinos et al., in press [b]). The remainder of the substantia nigra and the ventral
[a]). We acknowledge assistance of R. Harlan and P.-Y. Wang in the tegmental area were delineated according to the work of
identification of this structure (Ahima and Harlan, 1990; Wang McRitchie et al. (1996).
and Zhang, 1995).
Septum, Hypothalamus, and

Basal Ganglia and Basal Forebrain
Neurosecretory Nuclei
Refer to Heimer et al. (1995) and Fallon and Loughlin (1995) for a
general description of the basal ganglia and to Alheid et al. (1995) Refer to Simerly (1995), Armstrong (1995), Jakab and Leranth
for a discussion of the substantia innominata and extended (1995), and Oldfield and McKinley (1995) for a general description
amygdala. of these structures.
Immunoreactivity for parvalbumin and the neurofilament protein Jutting ventrolaterally from the anterodorsal preoptic nucleus
SMI-32 identifies the ventral pallidum (Paxinos et al., in press [a]). is a strip which is negative for parvalbumin which we have called
We retained the term substantia innominata and identified dorsal, the alar nucleus. The alar nucleus displays substance P positive
ventral (as in Grove, 1988), and basal components with the cell bodies but little reactivity in its neuropil (Larsen, 1992).
assistance of G. Alheid. The basal component is marked by some In the preoptic area we followed Simerly (1995) and Simerly
positivity in tyrosine hydroxylase but is negative for SMI-32 et al. (1984) except for the identification of the ventromedial
(although surrounding areas are positive). and ventrolateral preoptic nuclei, for which we followed Elmquist
The concept of ventral pallidum, first proposed by Heimer and et al. (1996) and Sherin et al. (1996).
his associates, has been the guiding principle for structure/function The compact part of the medial preoptic nucleus is negative for
relations of the basal forebrain (Barragan and Ferreyra-Moyano, substance P (see Fig. 7 of Halliday et al., 1995, in which this structure
1995; Heimer et al., 1997). The researchers at the University of is visible but not labeled).
Virginia and Universidad Nacional de Cordoba have recently carved In the lateral hypothalamus we identified a ventrolateral
hypothalamus nucleus on the basis of NADPH-diaphorase reactivity
(Paxinos et al., in press [a]). This nucleus is caudal to the ventrolateral Hippocampal Region
preoptic nucleus and dorsal to the supraoptic nucleus.
The ventral part of dorsomedial nucleus is marked by Refer to Amaral and Witter (1995) for a general description of the
densely stained cell bodies and terminals in NADPH- hippocampal region.
diaphorase preparations (Paxinos et al., in press [a]). The postsubicular area was identified on the basis of the work of
The gemini nucleus is a conspicuous nest of a NADPH-diaphorase Van Groen et al. (1992).
cell bodies (Paxinos et al., in press [a]).
The parasubthalamic nucleus is present in the rat (Wang and
Zhang, 1995), but it is not as impressive as the homologous Cortex
structure seen in the mouse brain (Franklin and Paxinos, 1996).
The arcuate nucleus was delineated according to the work of There have been two comprehensive cortical parcellation schemes
Magoul et al. (1994). in recent decades. The first one was presented by Zilles (1985)
See Paxinos and Watson (1986) for the identification of the and was constructed on the original stained sections of the present
striohypothalamic, magnocellular lateral hypothalamic, terete, and atlas (updated by Zilles and Wree, 1995). In the second edition of
subincertal nuclei. our atlas we used the cortical parcellations of Zilles (1985). The
second comprehensive cortical delineation scheme was presented
by Swanson (1992). The Zilles (1985) and Zilles and Wree (1995)
Amygdala and Bed Nucleus of Stria Terminalis works differ significantly from the Swanson (1992) scheme.
The atlas of chemical markers (Paxinos et al., in press [a,b]) enabled
Refer to Alheid et al. (1995) for a general description of the amygdala us to make a decision on the strengths of the two schemes. On this
and the bed nucleus of the stria terminalis. basis we have retained many of the features of the sensory, motor,
The anterodorsal part of the medial nucleus of the amygdala and insular areas proposed by Zilles (1985). However, we have
and the basomedial nucleus are defined by the presence of intense curtailed the rostral spread of Zilles’s occipital areas and delineated
NADPH-diaphorase reactivity (Paxinos et al., in press [a]). The lateral the sensory representation of the trunk region and parietal
part of the central nucleus of the amygdala is marked by the association area in line with Swanson (1992). We have retained
presence of tyrosine hydroxylase fibers and AChE negativity the perirhinal cortex at caudal levels (along with Zilles, 1985)
(Paxinos et al., in press [a]). because there is a characteristic NADPH-diaphorase reactivity
associated with this area. However, we have delineated the
Thalamus ectorhinal cortex and temporal association area in accordance with
Swanson (1992).
Strong parvalbumin immunoreactivity is present in layer 4 of
Refer to Price (1995) for a general description of thalamic nuclei.
the primary somatosensory cortex. SMI-32 immunoreactivity
See Paxinos and Watson (1986) for the identification of the
formed distinctive patches in layer 4 of the barrel field and forelimb
ethmoid, retroethmoid, subgeniculate, and precommissural nuclei.
and hindlimb regions. The primary auditory area was identified
We have reverted to the use of the term ventral posterior nucleus,
on the basis of reduced calbindin immunoreactivity in the deep
parvicellular part (Paxinos and Watson, 1982) for the nucleus that
layers. All the auditory areas were marked by the presence of SMI-
we previously named the gustatory nucleus of the thalamus
32 positive cells in the superficial layers. AChE marked the location
(Paxinos and Watson, 1986). We made this change on the advice
of the prelimbic and agranular insular cortices. NADPH-diaphorase
of C. Saper that gustatory input is more medial in this nucleus,
assisted in defining the agranular insular, perirhinal, and
and autonomic-related inputs can be found at more lateral parts
retrosplenial granular cortices. Additionally, NADPH-diaphorase
of this structure (Yasui et al., 1989).
immunoreactivity indicated the ventral part of the medial
entorhinal cortex. Calretinin immunoreactivity assisted in
delineation of the lateral entorhinal cortex where the outer part of
layer one is densely stained.
The dorsolateral orbital cortex was delineated in accordance with
the work of Ray and Price (1992). Raphe Nuclei
The retrosplenial agranular cortex was delineated according to
the work of Van Groen and Wyss (1992). We identified the raphe nuclei on the basis of 5-hydroxytryptamine
On the advice of Laura Kus we introduced the term frontal association sections prepared by G. Halliday and I. Tork (see also Halliday et
cortex for the frontal cortex that others allocated to the secondary al., 1995). We identified the raphe interpositus nucleus on the basis
motor cortex (Swanson, 1992; Zilles, 1985). This designation is in of the work of Buttner-Ennever et al. (1988).
agreement with microstimulation data (Neafsey et al., 1986).
Locus Coeruleus and Brainstem

Reticular Formation
Catecholamine Cell Groups
Refer to Jones (1995) for a general description of the reticular
formation. Refer to Aston-Jones et al. (1995) for the delineation of the locus
The intermediate reticular zone was first identified in the rat coeruleus. We delineated the catecholamine cell groups by following
(Paxinos and Watson, 1986), but is seen to advantage in the human Hokfelt et al. (1984) with assistance from our own tyrosine
brain (Paxinos and Huang, 1995). The intermediate reticular zone hydroxylase preparations (Paxinos et al., in press [b]).
at levels of the caudal pole of the facial nerve nucleus is marked by
NADPH-diaphorase positive cells. Brainstem Nuclei Associated with
The lateral paragigantocellular nucleus is conspicuous in NADPH-
diaphorase preparations (Paxinos et al., in press [b]). the Respiratory Cardiovascular
We have identified the parapyramidal nucleus as the cell group and Other Autonomic Functions
dorsolateral to the pyramidal tract, which is outlined but not named
in the second edition of this atlas (Paxinos and Watson, 1986). Refer to Saper (1995) and Norgren (1995) for a general description
The identification of the epifascicular nucleus is based on the of these nuclei.
description of this nucleus in the human brain (Paxinos and Huang,
1995). NUCLEUS OF THE SOLITARY TRACT. The posterior part of the nucleus of
the solitary tract was delineated in accordance with the work of Whitehead
(1990), Herbert et al. (1990), McRitchie (1992), and Altschuler et al. (1989).
Periaqueductal Gray The rostral part of the nucleus of the solitary tract was difficult
to delineate, but we recognize a rostrolateral subnucleus on the
Refer to Beitz (1995) for a general description of the periaqueductal basis of NADPH-diaphorase positivity.
gray. The boundaries of periaqueductal gray cell columns were
drawn according to Carrive (1993), Carrive and Paxinos (1994), VENTRAL RESPIRATORY GROUPS AND B ¨OTZINGER COMPLEX. These
and Paxinos and Huang (1995). areas were delineated in accordance with Ellenberger et al. (1990), Kanjhan
Two nuclei lateral to the central gray pars alpha were et al. (1995), and Cox and Halliday (1993).
identified on the basis of SMI-32 immunoreactivity; P.-Y. Wang
PARABRACHIAL NUCLEUS. The parabrachial nucleus is
identified these structures and named them central gray pars beta
delineated in accordance with Fulwiler and Saper (1984), Herbert et al. (1990),
and central gray pars gamma (Paxinos et al., in press [b]).
Whitehead (1990), and Herbert and Saper (1990). The external part of the
lateral parabrachial nucleus and medial parabrachial nucleus are marked by
Tegmental Nuclei NADPH-diaphorase positive cells and fibers (Paxinos et al., in press [b]).
For the identification of the anterior tegmental, microcellular Oromotor Nuclei

tegmental, subpeducular tegmental, rabdoid, and epirubrospinal
nuclei, see Paxinos and Watson (1986). Refer to Travers (1995) for a description of the oromotor nuclei.
Precerebellar Nuclei and Red Nucleus
Refer to Ruigrok and Cella (1995) for a general description of these

structures. Within what has been previously called the pararubral
area (Ruigrok and Cella, 1995) there is a circumscribed cell group
which we called the pararubral nucleus. We have named the large
cells below the minimus nucleus and above the lateral lemniscus
the epilemniscal nucleus (Paxinos et al., in press [b]).
Cerebellum
The identification of lobules, fissures, and deep cerebellar nuclei

is based on the work of Voogd (1995).
Somatosensory System
Refer to Tracey and Waite (1995) and Waite and Tracey (1995) for
a general description of the somatosensory system. The general
basis of delineation of these structures is described in Paxinos and
Watson (1996). However, we followed Marfurt and Rajchert (1991)
for the borders of the spinal trigeminal nucleus.
Visual System
Refer to Sefton and Dreher (1995) for a general description of the

visual system.
The ventral tegmental visual relay zone was identified on the
basis of the work of Giolli et al. (1985).
The intergeniculate leaf was delineated on the basis of the work
of Morin and Blanchard (1995).
Auditory System
Refer to Webster (1995) for a general description of the auditory

system. We used Faye-Lund and Osen (1985) as well as Malmierca
et al. (1995) for the identification of areas of the inferior colliculus.
The medial geniculate was delineated according to the work of
LeDoux et al. (1985). For additional details on the basis of
delineation of the components of the auditory system refer to
Paxinos and Watson (1986).
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Sagittal Section of the Rat Brain

A drawing of a section of the rat brain cut in a sagittal plane 0.4 mm seen ventral to the hypothalamus and the pineal gland can be seen dorsal
lateral to the midline. The drawing was made from a photograph of a to the superior colliculus. It should be noted that the boundaries between
Nissl-stained sagittal section (Plate 78 in Paxinos and Watson, 1986). some of the brain regions pictured here are approximations, since the
Almost all major regions of the brain can be seen in this section, so that arbitrary classification of cell groups as belonging to one area or another
it can be used as a guide to the position of the coronal sections of the does not always result in sharp lines of regional demarcation. The position
brain (Figs. 1–76). A miniature version of this section is shown at the top of skull landmarks (bregma, lambda, and the interaural line) are shown
left of Figs. 1–76 (the section plan) to mark the position of each coronal in this figure. The top grid line indicates anteroposterior locations in
section. The only major regions of the brain not pictured here are the relation to a coronal plane passing through bregma. The bottom grid
anterior part of the olfactory bulb, which has been cut off at the left of line shows anteroposterior locations in relation to a coronal plane passing
the section, and the subcortical nuclei (caudatoputamen, globus pallidus, through the interaural line. The left vertical grid line shows dorsoventral
and the amygdala), which are located about 3–5 mm lateral to this sagittal locations in relation to a horizontal plane passing through bregma. The
plane. Parts of the ventricular system of the brain can be seen in this right vertical grid shows dorsoventral positions in relation to a horizontal
section (represented in solid black). Note that the pituitary gland can be plane passing through the interaural line.
Index of Abbreviations 10n vagus nerve or its root 67
12 hypoglossal nucleus 70-80, 91-95
The abbreviations are listed in alphabetical order. Each abbreviation 12n root of hypoglossal nerve 71-77
is followed by the structure name and the number of the figures on
which the abbreviation appears.
LSp lateral spinal nucleus 117a,b A
a artery 83
1a layer of cortex 5 A1 A1 noradrenaline cells 71-78
1b layer of cortex 5 A2 A2 noradrenaline cells 74-78
2&3 cerebellar lobules 56-57, 63-66, 85-86, 101-103 A4 A4 noradrenaline cells 62-65
2n optic nerve 13-17, 92 A5 A5 noradrenaline cells 54-64, 83-84, 90-93
3 oculomotor nucleus 44-48, 79-80, 102-103 A7 A7 noradrenaline cells 54-55, 83, 95-97
3n oculomotor nerve or its root 42-44, 81-83, 90-99 A8 A8 dopamine cells 46-48
3PC oculomotor nucleus, parvicellular part 44-49, 79-80, 104 A11 A11 dopamine cells 32-34
3V 3rd ventricle 18-39, 79-82, 90-108 A13 A13 dopamine cells 29-31
4 trochlear nucleus 49, 79-80, 101-103 AA anterior amygdaloid area 25, 84-87, 93-95
4&5 cerebellar lobules 58, 65-66, 87-88, 105-112 AAD anterior amygdaloid area, dorsal part 22-24
4n trochlear nerve or its root 43, 52-57, 82-83, 85-86, 91-92, 94, 96, 102- AAV anterior amygdaloid area, ventral part 21-24, 91-92
106 ac anterior commissure 18-20, 79-81, 100-103
4V 4th ventricle 56-73, 79-82, 96-104 aca anterior commissure, anterior part 8-17, 82-84, 98-100
4x trochlear decussation 79-82, 101 AcbC accumbens nucleus, core 9-16, 82-84, 98-104
5Gn trigeminal ganglion 91 AcbSh accumbens nucleus, shell 9-16, 80-83, 96-104
6 abducens nucleus 60-63, 80, 94-96 Acc accessory neurosecretory nuclei 28, 94-95
6a cerebellar lobule 19, 79-80 aci anterior commissure, intrabulbar part 1-7, 82-83, 100-104
6b cerebellar lobule 19, 79-80 ACo anterior cortical amygdaloid nucleus 22-31, 86-87, 90-93
6c cerebellar lobule 79-80 acp anterior commissure, posterior part 18-22, 82-89, 96-100
6n root of abducens nerve 56, 62, 81 Acs5 accessory trigeminal nucleus 58-59, 93-94
7 facial nucleus 61-66, 82-84, 90-91 Acs6 accessory abducens nucleus 59-60, 91
7DI facial nucleus, dorsal intermediate subnucleus 65 Acs7 accessory facial nucleus 61-65, 91-93
7DL facial nucleus, dorsolateral subnucleus 65 AD anterodorsal thalamic nucleus 23-28, 82, 108-111
7DM facial nucleus, dorsomedial subnucleus 65 ADP anterodorsal preoptic nucleus 18-20, 80, 98-102
7L facial nucleus, lateral subnucleus 65 af amygdaloid fissure 35-44, 90-94
7n facial nerve or its root 58-61, 82-85, 90-95 AH anterior hypothalamic area 94
7VI facial nucleus, ventral intermediate subnucleus 65 AHA anterior hypothalamic area, anterior part 23-25, 80-81, 95
7VM facial nucleus, ventromedial subnucleus 65 AHC anterior hypothalamic area, central part 25-28, 81, 93, 95
8cn cochlear root of the vestibulocochlear nerve 60-61 AHi anterior hypothalamic area 87, 92-95
8Gn vestibulocochlear ganglion 61 AHiAL amygdalohippocampal area, anterolateral part 34-37, 88, 91
8n vestibulocochlear nerve 63-66, 84, 86-87, 90, 94, 96-98 AHiPM amygdalohippocampal area, posteromedial part 36-44, 84-
8vn vestibular root of the vestibulocochlear nerve 58-63, 85, 97 86, 91
10 dorsal motor nucleus of vagus 70-78, 80-81, 94-96 AHP anterior hypothalamic area, posterior part 26-29, 80-81, 95
AI agranular insular cortex 7, 86-88, 101-113 ATg anterior tegmental nucleus 50-52, 80, 98-99
AID agranular insular cortex, dorsal part 8-16, 85, 89 Au1 primary auditory cortex 33-45, 106-115
AIP agranular insular cortex, posterior part 17-30, 96-101 AuD secondary auditory cortex, dorsal area 32-45, 109-116
AIV agranular insular cortex, ventral part 8-16, 85, 89, 99-100 AuV secondary auditory cortex, ventral area 32-45, 103-108
AL nucleus of the ansa lenticularis 85, 96 AV anteroventral thalamic nucleus 22, 28, 104-105
Al alar nucleus 18, 81 AVDM anteroventral thalamic nucleus, dorsomedial part 23-27, 82-
al ansa lenticularis 26-31, 83, 95-97 83, 106-110
alv alveus of the hippocampus 28-44, 82-89, 96-116 AVPe anteroventral periventricular nucleus 18-20, 93-95
AM anteromedial thalamic nucleus 23-28, 80-82, 102-106 AVVL anteroventral thalamic nucleus, ventrolateral part 23-27, 82-
Amb ambiguus nucleus 66-75, 83, 90 83, 106-110
AMV anteromedial thalamic nucleus, ventral part 23-27
Ang angular thalamic nucleus 30-31, 83, 106
AOB accessory olfactory bulb 2, 4, 81-83 B
AOD anterior olfactory nucleus, dorsal part 4-6, 82-83, 105-109
AOE anterior olfactory nucleus, external part 2-4, 82 B basal nucleus (Meynert) 21-26, 28-32, 84-89, 96-104
AOL anterior olfactory nucleus, lateral part 2-6, 83-84, 104-105 B4 B4 serotonin cells 66-70
AOM anterior olfactory nucleus, medial part 4-7, 80-81, 102-104 B9 B9 serotonin cells 46-51
AOP anterior olfactory nucleus, posterior part 8-9, 80-83, 97-102 BAC bed nucleus of the anterior commissure 21, 81, 102-103
aopt accessory optic tract 41 BAOT bed nucleus of the accessory olfactory tract 26-29, 84, 90-91
aot accessory olfactory tract 28, 30 Bar Barrington’s nucleus 56-60, 99-100
AOV anterior olfactory nucleus, ventral part 4-7, 81-83, 100-103 bas basilar artery 45-66, 79
AP area postrema 74-76, 79, 96 BIC nucleus of the brachium of the inferior colliculus 46-52, 85-86,
APF anterior perifornical nucleus 21, 80 104-109
APir amygdalopiriform transition area 36-44, 89-94 bic brachium of the inferior colliculus 44-52, 86, 102-114
APit anterior lobe of pituitary 79-83, 90 BL basolateral amygdaloid nucleus 32, 87, 92-93, 95
apmf ansoparamedian fissure 72-75, 83-84, 105-107 BLA basolateral amygdaloid nucleus, anterior part 25-33, 88-89, 93-
APT anterior pretectal nucleus 42-43, 107-109 97
APTD anterior pretectal nucleus, dorsal part 36-41, 82-84, 110-111 BLP basolateral amygdaloid nucleus, posterior part 29-39, 88-89, 92-
APTV anterior pretectal nucleus, ventral part 38-41, 83-84, 103-106 94
Aq aqueduct (Sylvius) 40-53, 79-80, 104-108 BLV basolateral amygdaloid nucleus, ventral part 29-31, 33-34, 89-92
ar acoustic radiation 37-38 BM basomedial amygdaloid nucleus 86, 90
Arc arcuate hypothalamic nucleus 80, 90 BMA basomedial amygdaloid nucleus, anterior part 23-32, 86-88, 91-
ArcD arcuate nucleus, dorsal part 28-34 93
ArcL arcuate nucleus, lateral part 28-34 BMP basomedial amygdaloid nucleus, posterior part 30-36, 87-89,
ArcLP arcuate hypothalamic nucleus, lateroposterior part 35-36 91-95
ArcM arcuate nucleus, medial part 28-34 Bo Botzinger complex 67-68
ArcMP arcuate hypothalamic nucleus, medial posterior part 35-38, bp brachium pontis (stem of middle cerebellar peduncle) 46-52, 90-
79 92
as acoustic stria 83 bsc brachium of the superior colliculus 36-48, 81-87, 106-112
asc7 ascending fibers of the facial nerve 65, 81-82, 93, 95 BST bed nucleus of the stria terminalis 106-107
AStr amygdalostriatal transition area 23-26, 28-34, 88, 96-99 BSTIA bed nucleus of the stria terminalis, intraamygdaloid division
30-35, 87, 95-97 CC central canal 74-79, 92-95
BSTL bed nucleus of the stria terminalis, lateral division 16-17, 82-83, cc corpus callosum 16-38, 79-89, 113-116
100 Ce 88, 94
BSTLD bed nucleus of the stria terminalis, lateral division, dorsal part CeC central amygdaloid nucleus, capsular part 25-33, 87, 95-97
18-19, 102-104 CeCv central cervical nucleus 117a,b
BSTLI bed nucleus of the stria terminalis, lateral division,
intermediate part 20-21, 101 CeL central amygdaloid nucleus, lateral division 26-33, 87, 97-98
BSTLJ bed nucleus of the stria terminalis, lateral division, CeM central amygdaloid nucleus, medial division 25-31, 86-87, 95-98
juxtacapsular part 18-20, 101-103 cg cingulum 11-43, 82-83, 107-116
BSTLP bed nucleus of the stria terminalis, lateral division, posterior Cg1 cingulate cortex, area 1 7-24, 79-82
part 18-21, 101 Cg2 cingulate cortex, area 2 11-24, 79-81, 112-116
BSTLV bed nucleus of the stria terminalis, lateral division, ventral CGA central gray, alpha part 57-60, 79-80, 97
part 18-20, 82, 98-99 CGB central gray, beta part 57-60
BSTM bed nucleus of the stria terminalis, medial division 82, 99 CGG central gray, gamma part 60
BSTMA bed nucleus of the stria terminalis, medial division, anterior CGPn central gray of the pons 58, 61, 81, 97
part 16-20, 81, 100-105 chp choroid plexus 57, 72, 98-99, 113-114
BSTMP bed nucleus of the stria terminalis, medial division, posterior CI caudal interstitial nucleus of the medial longitudinal fasciculus
part 81, 98-99 63-70, 79
BSTMPI bed nucleus of the stria terminalis, medial division, CIC central nucleus of the inferior colliculus 54-58, 81-84, 106-115
posterointermediate part 21-22, 99-105 cic commissure of the inferior colliculus 53-56, 79-81, 111-116
BSTMPL bed nucleus of the stria terminalis, medial division, Cir circular nucleus 24, 94
posterolateral part 21-24, 96-97, 100-103 CL centrolateral thalamic nucleus 28-35, 82, 105-110
BSTMPM bed nucleus of the stria terminalis, medial division, Cl claustrum 7-27, 84-89, 98-112
posteromedial part 21-22, 81, 83, 100-105 CLi caudal linear nucleus of the raphe 44-50, 79-80, 96-100
BSTMV bed nucleus of the stria terminalis, medial division, ventral cll commissure of the lateral lemniscus 52-54
part 18-20, 98 CM central medial thalamic nucleus 24, 26-35, 79-80, 102-107
BSTS bed nucleus of stria terminalis, supracapsular part 21, 83-85, CnF cuneiform nucleus 52-55, 83, 102-106
108-110 Cop copula of the pyramis 67-77, 82-87, 99-108
bv blood vessel 79, 85 cp cerebral peduncle, basal part 36-48, 81-86, 93-100
CPO caudal periolivary nucleus 61
CPu caudate putamen (striatum) 10-35, 82-89, 98-116
C Crus1 crus 1 of the ansiform lobule 58-71, 83-89, 104-116
Crus2 crus 2 of the ansiform lobule 66-75, 83-89, 104-112, 114
C1 C1 adrenaline cells 65-74, 82-83 csc commissure of the superior colliculus 40-45, 79-80, 109-110
C2 C2 adrenaline cells 69-73 CST nucleus of the commissural stria terminalis 20, 81, 102-103
C3 C3 adrenaline cells 66-71 cst commissural stria terminalis 26-31, 86-87, 93-97, 101
CA1 field CA1 of hippocampus 29-47, 80-89, 96-116 ctg central tegmental tract 39-50, 82, 104
CA2 field CA2 of hippocampus 29-44, 81-89, 96-116 Cu cuneate nucleus 70-78, 81-83, 96, 98-99
CA3 field CA3 of hippocampus 25, 27-44, 80-89, 93-116 cu cuneate fasciculus 72-78, 81-82, 94, 96, 98
CB cell bridges of the ventral striatum 14-17, 82-83, 94-96 CVL caudoventrolateral reticular nucleus 71-78, 83, 90
Cb cerebellum 55-57, 97, 100 CVRG caudoventral respiratory group 75-78
Cx cerebral cortex 58-59 DP dorsal peduncular cortex 8-11, 79-81, 104-107
CxA cortex-amygdala transition zone 18-29, 86-88, 90-93 DpG deep gray layer of the superior colliculus 42-52, 80-83, 107-113
DPGi dorsal paragigantocellular nucleus 63-71, 80-81, 93-95
DpMe deep mesencephalic nucleus 40-52, 82-84, 101-106
D DPO dorsal periolivary region 55-59, 83, 90
DPPn dorsal peduncular pontine nucleus 51
D dorsal nucleus 117a,b DpWh deep white layer of the superior colliculus 42-52, 80-81, 107-
D3V dorsal 3rd ventricle 22-37, 79, 107-112 110
DA dorsal hypothalamic area 29-32, 80, 96-97 DR dorsal raphe nucleus 48, 79, 98-99, 101-106
das dorsal acoustic stria 64-65 DRC dorsal raphe nucleus, caudal part 54-57, 100
DC dorsal cochlear nucleus 61-66, 83-87, 96-100 DRD dorsal raphe nucleus, dorsal part 49-53
DCIC dorsal cortex of the inferior colliculus 54-59, 79-83, 113-116 DRI dorsal raphe nucleus, interfascicular part 53-55
dcw deep cerebral white matter 111-116 DRV dorsal raphe nucleus, ventral part 49-53
DEn dorsal endopiriform nucleus 7-44, 82-89, 93-103 DRVL dorsal raphe nucleus, ventrolateral part 50-53, 80
df dorsal fornix 18-39, 79-80, 114-116 Dsc lamina dissecans of the entorhinal cortex 47-54, 87-89, 107-108
DG dentate gyrus 25-31, 33-47, 79-89, 92-116 dsc dorsal spinocerebellar tract 70-77, 90-94
DHC nucleus of the dorsal hippocampal commissure 27-30 DT dorsal terminal nucleus of the accessory optic tract 44-45
dhc dorsal hippocampal commissure 27-41, 79-82, 112-116 DTg dorsal tegmental nucleus 98
DI dysgranular insular cortex 11-31, 89, 101-105 dtg dorsal tegmental bundle 40-55, 81, 102-103
Dk nucleus of Darkschewitsch 39-43, 80, 101-104 DTgC dorsal tegmental nucleus, central part 56-57, 79-80, 100
dl dorsolateral fasciculus 117a,b DTgP dorsal tegmental nucleus, pericentral part 54-57, 79-80, 100-
dlf dorsal longitudinal fasciculus 39-50, 106 101
DLG dorsal lateral geniculate nucleus 34-41, 86-88, 106-112 dtgx dorsal tegmental decussation 44-47, 79-80, 100
DLL dorsal nucleus of the lateral lemniscus 53-55, 84-85, 101-103 DTM dorsal tuberomammillary nucleus 35-36, 92
DLO dorsolateral orbital cortex 5-6, 107-113 DTr dorsal transition zone 7, 80
dlo dorsal lateral olfactory tract 2-3 DTT dorsal tenia tecta 7-10, 80-81, 101-108
DLPAG dorsolateral periaqueductal gray 42-53, 81
DLPn dorsolateral pontine nucleus 51
DM dorsomedial hypothalamic nucleus 81, 90-93 E
DMC dorsomedial hypothalamic nucleus, compact part 32-33, 80,
94-95 E ependyma and subependymal layer 1-16, 81-82, 104
DMD dorsomedial hypothalamic nucleus, dorsal part 30-34, 80, 94- E5 ectotrigeminal nucleus 70-71, 86
95 ec external capsule 11-38, 85-89, 97-115
DMPAG dorsomedial periaqueductal gray 41-55, 79-80 ECIC external cortex of the inferior colliculus 50-59, 81-85, 106-115
DMPn dorsomedial pontine nucleus 51 Ect ectorhinal cortex 31-57, 100-116
DMSp5 dorsomedial spinal trigeminal nucleus 61-63, 68-71, 83-84, 96 ECu external cuneate nucleus 66-75, 82-84, 98-100
DMSp5D dorsomedial spinal trigeminal nucleus, dorsal part 64-67 EF epifascicular nucleus 67-69
DMSp5V dorsomedial spinal trigeminal nucleus, ventral part 64-67 ELm epilemniscal nucleus 42-43
DMTg dorsomedial tegmental area 54-59, 80-81, 96-98 eml external medullary lamina 26, 28-35, 84-87, 102-108
DMV dorsomedial hypothalamic nucleus, ventral part 33-34 EPl external plexiform layer of the olfactory bulb 1-4, 80
Do dorsal hypothalamic nucleus 32 EPlA external plexiform layer of the accessory olfactory bulb 3
ERS epirubrospinal nucleus 50, 83, 97
Eth ethmoid thalamic nucleus 38-39, 82-83, 102-105
EVe nucleus of origin of efferents of the vestibular nerve 61, 96 H
EW Edinger-Westphal nucleus 40-47, 101-104
exc extreme capsule 11 hbc habenular commissure 36-39, 79, 110-112
HDB nucleus of the horizontal limb of the diagonal band 15-22, 81-
84, 91-96
F hf hippocampal fissure 32-48, 81-88, 94-116
Hil hilus of the dentate gyrus 35, 45, 83, 85-87, 98, 106, 109-110, 114-
F nucleus of the fields of Forel 36-38, 82-83, 98-100 115
f fornix 18-39, 79-81, 92-110
FC fasciola cinereum 33, 40-41, 114-116
fi fimbria of the hippocampus 23-37, 83-89, 103-115 I
Fl flocculus 58-62, 87, 98-100
fmi forceps minor of the corpus callosum 7-12, 82-86, 107-116 I intercalated nuclei of the amygdala 25-26, 29-33, 86-88, 93-95
fmj forceps major of the corpus callosum 42-52, 82-88, 113-116 I3 interoculomotor nucleus 48
fr fasciculus retroflexus 34-42, 80-81, 94-108 I5 intertrigeminal nucleus 56-58, 94-97
FrA frontal association cortex 4-5, 80-84, 114-116 I8 interstitial nucleus of the vestibulocochlear nerve 60-61
Fu bed nucleus of stria terminalis, fusiform part 18-19 ia internal arcuate fibers 75-76
FVe F cell group of the vestibular complex 69-70 IAD interanterodorsal thalamic nucleus 23-24, 26-27, 81, 105, 107
IAM interanteromedial thalamic nucleus 25-29, 79, 103-105
IBl inner blade of the dentate gyrus 36-37
G ic internal capsule 18-38, 83-89, 96-110
icf intercrural fissure 66-71, 83-88, 104-107, 109-111
g7 genu of the facial nerve 61-64, 80-81, 96 ICj islands of Calleja 9-20, 80-85, 91-96
gcc genu of the corpus callosum 12-15, 79-81, 109-112 ICjM islands of Calleja, major island 13-15, 80-81, 99-103
Ge5 gelatinous layer of the caudal spinal trigeminal nucleus 75, 83, icp inferior cerebellar peduncle (restiform body) 60-72, 84-86, 94-101
91-92 IF interfascicular nucleus 40-43, 79, 96
Gem gemini hypothalamic nucleus 35-38 IG indusium griseum 11-38, 79-81, 109-116
GI granular insular cortex 9-31, 89, 102-108 IGL intergeniculate leaf 36-39, 107-108
Gi gigantocellular reticular nucleus 61-73, 79-82, 90-93 II intermediate interstitial nucleus of the medial longitudinal
GiA gigantocellular reticular nucleus, alpha part 61-66, 79-81, 90 fasciculus 58-59
GiV gigantocellular reticular nucleus, ventral part 67-71, 79-81 IL infralimbic cortex 8-10, 79-81, 106-111
Gl glomerular layer of the olfactory bulb 1-4 ILL intermediate nucleus of the lateral lemniscus 51-53, 85, 99-100
GlA glomerular layer of the accessory olfactory bulb 3 IM intercalated amygdaloid nucleus, main part 27-28, 93
Gr gracile nucleus 74-80 IMA intramedullary thalamic area 36-41
gr gracile fasciculus 75-79 IMD intermediodorsal thalamic nucleus 29-34, 79, 105-108
GrA granule cell layer of the accessory olfactory bulb 2-3, 82 IMG amygdaloid intramedullary gray 28-29
GrC granular layer of the cochlear nuclei 62-65 IML intermediolateral cell column 117a,b
GrDG granular layer of the dentate gyrus 35, 47, 87, 106 iml internal medullary lamina 27-35, 82, 105, 107
GrO granular cell layer of the olfactory bulb 1-4, 80 IMLF interstitial nucleus of the medial longitudinal fasciculus 39-45,
80, 102-104 IPDL interpeduncular nucleus, dorsolateral subnucleus 44-45, 95
IMLFG interstitial nucleus of medial longitudinal fasciculus, greater IPDM interpeduncular nucleus, dorsomedial subnucleus 42-47
part 40-45, 81, 101-103 IPF interpeduncular fossa 40-41, 79-81, 94-95
IMM intermediomedial cell column 117a,b IPI interpeduncular nucleus, intermediate subnucleus 44-48, 93-94
imvc intermedioventral thalamic commissure 33, 103 IPit intermediate lobe of pituitary 79-80, 90
In intercalated nucleus of the medulla 70-71, 80, 94-95 IPL interpeduncular nucleus, lateral subnucleus 44-48, 93-95
InCo intercollicular nucleus 49-52, 82-84, 107-110 IPl internal plexiform layer of the olfactory bulb 1-4
Inf infracerebellar nucleus 64-65 IPR interpeduncular nucleus, rostral subnucleus 42-45, 79, 93-95
InfS infundibular stem 34-36, 79 IPRL interpeduncular nucleus, rostrolateral subnucleus 42-43, 94
InG intermediate gray layer of the superior colliculus 42-52, 80-84, ipt interpedunculotegmental tract 48-49
107-114 IRe infundibular reccess 79
InM intermedius nucleus of the medulla 74 IRt intermediate reticular nucleus 60-75, 77-78, 81-83, 90-95
IntA interposed cerebellar nucleus, anterior part 63-66, 82-85, 103- IS inferior salivatory nucleus 60-66
106 IVF interventricular foramen 22, 106
IntDL interposed cerebellar nucleus, dorsolateral hump 65
IntDM interposed cerebellar nucleus, dorsomedial crest 65-66, 105
IntP interposed cerebellar nucleus, posterior part 66-67, 82-84, 101- J
105
IntPPC interposed cerebellar nucleus, posterior parvicellular part 66 jx juxtarestiform body 63, 65
InWh intermediate white layer of the superior colliculus 42-52, 80- Jx5 juxtatrigeminal area 58
84, 105, 107-114
IO inferior olive 79-81
IOA inferior olive, subnucleus A of medial nucleus 72-76 K
IOB inferior olive, subnucleus B of medial nucleus 72-76
IOBe inferior olive, beta subnucleus 72-76 KF Kˆlliker-Fuse nucleus 54-56, 94, 97-98
IOC inferior olive, subnucleus C of medial nucleus 72-76
IOD inferior olive, dorsal nucleus 67-75, 82
IODM inferior olive, dorsomedial cell group 70-71 L
IOK inferior olive, cap of Kooy of the medial nucleus 74-76
IOM inferior olive, medial nucleus 67-71, 77-78 LA lateroanterior hypothalamic nucleus 22-24, 80-81, 92-94
IOPr inferior olive, principal nucleus 67-73 La lateral amygdaloid nu 95-98
IOVL inferior olive, ventrolateral protrusion 72-73 lab longitudinal association bundle 30-31
IP interpeduncular nucleus 80 LAcbSh lateral accumbens shell 11-15, 84-85, 96-97
IPA interpeduncular nucleus, apical subnucleus 46-48, 79, 95-96 LaDL lateral amygdaloid nucleus, dorsolateral part 26-36, 89, 99-100
IPAC interstitial nucleus of the posterior limb of the anterior Lat lateral (dentate) cerebellar nucleus 62-66, 85-86, 101-106
commissure 16-17, 25-31, 83-84, 86-87, 96-100 LatC lateral cervical nucleus 117a,b
IPACL interstitial nucleus of the posterior limb of the anterior LatPC lateral cerebellar nucleus, parvicellular part 65-66, 85-86, 101-
commissure, lateral part 18-24 102
IPACM interstitial nucleus of the posterior limb of the anterior LaVL lateral amygdaloid nucleus, ventrolateral part 30-34
commissure, medial part 18-24 LaVM lateral amygdaloid nucleus, ventromedial part 30-36, 89
IPC interpeduncular nucleus, caudal subnucleus 42-48, 79, 93-95 LC locus coeruleus 56-62, 82, 98-100
LD laterodorsal thalamic nucleus 83, 111-112 LPO lateral preoptic area 18-22, 82-83, 92-97
Ld lambdoid septal zone 15-17, 79-81, 100-108 LR4V lateral recess of the 4th ventricle 57-69, 83-87, 97-101
LDDM laterodorsal thalamic nucleus, dorsomedial part 28-33, 82, LRt lateral reticular nucleus 72-78, 82-84
109-110 LRtPC lateral reticular nucleus, parvicellular part 72-78, 84-85
LDTg laterodorsal tegmental nucleus 54-57, 80-81, 100-103 LRtS5 lateral reticular nucleus, subtrigeminal part 72-75, 90
LDTgV laterodorsal tegmental nucleus, ventral part 54-55, 99, 101 LSD lateral septal nucleus, dorsal part 12-22, 80-82, 108-114
LDVL laterodorsal thalamic nucleus, ventrolateral part 26-34, 84-86, LSI lateral septal nucleus, intermediate part 11-20, 80-82, 104-112
109-110 LSO lateral superior olive 55-60, 83-84
LEnt lateral entorhinal cortex 31-54, 87-89, 93-108 LSp lateral spinal nucleus 117a,b
lfp longitudinal fasciculus of the pons 49-52, 80-83, 90-93 LSS lateral stripe of the striatum 10-24, 84, 86-88, 97-98
LGP lateral globus pallidus 18-33, 84-89, 98-108 LSV lateral septal nucleus, ventral part 12-20, 81-82, 102-107
LH lateral hypothalamic area 23-39, 81-83, 90-96, 98 LT lateral terminal nucleus of the accessory optic tract 39-42, 87, 101-
LHb lateral habenular nucleus 28-31, 80, 109-110 102
LHbL lateral habenular nucleus, lateral part 32-36, 81 LTer lemina terminalis 93
LHbM lateral habenular nucleus, medial part 32-36 ltg lateral tegmental tract 45-49, 85, 104-105
Li linear nucleus of the medulla 69-70 LV lateral ventricle 10-38, 82-89, 94-116
ll lateral lemniscus 49-55, 82-85, 90-105 LVe lateral vestibular nucleus 61-65, 83-84, 97-103
LM lateral mammillary nucleus 38-39, 81-82, 91-93 LVPO lateroventral periolivary nucleus 54-60, 90
LMol lacunosum moleculare layer of the hippocampus 35, 87, 106 lvs lateral vestibulospinal tract 63
LO lateral orbital cortex 4-9, 82-87, 104-114
lo lateral olfactory tract 2-24, 81-89, 91-110
LOT nucleus of the lateral olfactory tract 22-26, 84-85, 90-93 M
LP lateral posterior thalamic nucleus 84, 86-87, 107-108, 111-112
LPAG lateral periaqueductal gray 41-55, 81 M1 primary motor cortex 7-34, 81-89, 112-116
LPB lateral parabrachial nucleus 82-84, 99-103 M2 secondary motor cortex 6-34, 80-86, 114-116
LPBC lateral parabrachial nucleus, central part 54-58 m5 motor root of the trigeminal nerve 46-59, 84-85, 90-97
LPBCr lateral parabrachial nucleus, crescent part 56-57 MA3 medial accessory oculomotor nucleus 40-43, 79-80, 101-103
LPBD lateral parabrachial nucleus, dorsal part 56-57 mcer middle cerebral artery 81
LPBE lateral parabrachial nucleus, external part 54-58, 84 mch medial corticohypothalamic tract 21-22, 98-101
LPBI lateral parabrachial nucleus, internal part 56-57, 103-104 MCLH magnocellular nucleus of the lateral hypothalamus 31-33, 83,
LPBS lateral parabrachial nucleus, superior part 54-55 94-95
LPBV lateral parabrachial nucleus, ventral part 56-60 mcp middle cerebellar peduncle 49-60, 84-87, 93-102
LPGi lateral paragigantocellular nucleus 61-71, 81-83 MCPC magnocellular nucleus of the posterior commissure 39-41, 81,
LPLC lateral posterior thalamic nucleus, laterocaudal part 38-41 105-106
LPLR lateral posterior thalamic nucleus, laterorostral part 35-38, 85, MCPO magnocellular preoptic nucleus 18-25, 85, 93-95
109-110 MD mediodorsal thalamic nucleus 25-27, 35, 79, 81, 103-105, 109
LPMC lateral posterior thalamic nucleus, mediocaudal part 38-43, MDC mediodorsal thalamic nucleus, central part 29-33, 106-108
85-86, 109-111 MdD medullary reticular nucleus, dorsal part 74-78, 82-83, 91-95
LPMR lateral posterior thalamic nucleus, mediorostral part 32-38, MDL mediodorsal thalamic nucleus, lateral part 28-34, 81, 105-110
82-83, 109-110 MDM mediodorsal thalamic nucleus, medial part 28-34, 80, 106-108
LPn lateral pontine nucleus 51 MDPL mediodorsal thalamic nucleus, paralaminar part 30
MdV medullary reticular nucleus, ventral part 74-78, 81-82, 90-93 Mo5DL motor trigeminal nucleus, dorsolateral part 56-57
ME median eminence 28, 79 Mo5VM motor trigeminal nucleus, ventromedial part 56-57
Me medial amygdaloid nucleus 84, 86, 90, 92-95 Mol molecular layer of the dentate gyrus 35, 79, 87, 106
Me5 mesencephalic trigeminal nucleus 46-60, 82-83, 99-108 mp mammillary peduncle 39-43, 80-81, 94-95
me5 mesencephalic trigeminal tract 46-60, 81-83, 97-108 MPA medial preoptic area 18-23, 80-81, 93-97
MeAD medial amygdaloid nucleus, anterodorsal part 23-31, 85, 96 MPB medial parabrachial nucleus 54-60, 83-84, 99-101
MeAV medial amygdaloid nucleus, anteroventral part 28-29, 85, 91 MPBE medial parabrachial nucleus external part 56-57
Med medial (fastigial) cerebellar nucleus 66-67, 80-82, 101, 103-106 MPn medial pontine nucleus 51
MedDL medial cerebellar nucleus, dorsolateral protuberance 66, 82, MPO medial preoptic nucleus 23-24, 80, 92-97
107-108 MPOC medial preoptic nucleus, central part 21-22, 80
MEE medial eminence, external layer 29-33 MPOL medial preoptic nucleus, lateral part 18-22
MEI medial eminence, internal layer 29-33 MPOM medial preoptic nucleus, medial part 21-22
MEnt medial entorhinal cortex 46-57, 86-89, 97-114 MPT medial pretectal nucleus 38-41, 80, 109-110
MEntV medial entorhinal cortex, ventral part 45 MRe mammillary recess of the 3rd ventricle 36-38, 79
MePD medial amygdaloid nucleus, posterodorsal part 30-35, 85-86, MRVL medial rostroventrolateral medulla 67-68
95-97 MS medial septal nucleus 13-18, 79-80, 103-108
MePV medial amygdaloid nucleus, posteroventral part 30-33, 85, 90- MSO medial superior olive 54-60, 90
92, 94 MT medial terminal nucleus of the accessory optic tract 40-41, 82, 94-
mfb medial forebrain bundle 22-39, 82-84, 92-97 97
mfba medial forebrain bundle, ‘a’ component 9-21, 81-85 mt mammillothalamic tract 25-35, 39, 80-81, 94-104
mfbb medial forebrain bundle, ‘b’ component 15-21, 81-83 mtg mammillotegmental tract 37-48, 80, 97
MG medial geniculate nucleus 46-47, 88 MTu medial tuberal nucleus 32-33, 82-83, 90-91
MGD medial geniculate nucleus, dorsal part 39-45, 86, 106-108 MVe medial vestibular nucleus 69-71, 80-81, 98-100
MGM medial geniculate nucleus, medial part 39-45, 85, 103-105 MVeMC medial vestibular nucleus, magnocellular part 60-68, 81-84,
MGP medial globus pallidus 28-33, 84-86, 96-100 96-98
MGV medial geniculate nucleus, ventral part 39-45, 86-87, 102-106 MVePC medial vestibular nucleus, parvicellular part 61-68, 81-82,
MHb medial habenular nucleus 26-37, 79-80, 109-112 97-99
Mi mitral cell layer of the olfactory bulb 1-4 MVPO medioventral periolivary nucleus 54-60, 82-83
MiA mitral cell layer of the accessory olfactory bulb 3, 82 MZMG marginal zone of the medial geniculate 40-44
Min minimus nucleus 42-43
MiTg microcellular tegmental nucleus 48-52, 83-85, 100-104
ML medial mammillary nucleus, lateral part 37-39, 80, 91-93 N
ml medial lemniscus 32-75, 77, 79-85, 90-102
mlf medial longitudinal fasciculus 42-81, 91-103 ns nigrostriatal bundle 26-39
MM medial mammillary nucleus, medial part 37-42, 79-80, 91-94
MMn medial mammillary nucleus, median part 37-38, 79, 91-93
MnA median accessory nucleus of the medulla 78 O
MnPO median preoptic nucleus 18-20, 79, 96-105
MnR median raphe nucleus 49-53, 79, 94-99 O nucleus O 58-59, 99
MO medial orbital cortex 4-7, 80, 106-114 OB olfactory bulb 81, 110
Mo5 motor trigeminal nucleus 55, 58-59, 83-84, 94-98 Obex obex 77, 79
OBl outer blade of the dentate gyrus 36-37 PBP parabrachial pigmented nucleus 39-44, 80, 83, 98
oc olivocerebellar tract 70-74, 90-94 PBW parabrachial nucleus, waist part 59
ocb olivocochlear bundle 58-61, 83, 85, 92, 96 PC paracentral thalamic nucleus 23-34, 81-82, 103-105
ON olfactory nerve layer 1-3 pc posterior commissure 38-41, 79-81, 107-109
Op optic nerve layer of the superior colliculus 42-52, 80-85, 111-114, PC5 parvicellular motor trigeminal nucleus 54-55, 84, 95
116 pcf precommissural fornix 19, 21, 81, 109
OPC oval paracentral thalamic nucleus 33-35, 103-105 PCGS paracochlear glial substance 58-60, 85, 98
OPT olivary pretectal nucleus 38-41, 81-83, 110-111 PCom nucleus of the posterior commissure 39-41, 81, 107-109
opt optic tract 26-41, 83-89, 91-111 PCRt parvicellular reticular nucleus 66-73, 82-84, 90-95
Or oriens layer of the hippocampus 35, 87, 106 PCRtA parvicellular reticular nucleus, alpha part 60-65, 83-84, 91-96
OT nucleus of the optic tract 39-44, 82-85, 109-112 PCTg paracollicular tegmentum 57-58, 83-84
OV olfactory ventricle (olfactory part of lateral ventricle) 1-9, 81-82, pcuf preculminate fissure 60-65, 79-86, 106-108, 110-115
103-104 pd predorsal bundle 58-69, 79, 90-93
ox optic chiasm 18-25, 79-82, 91-92 PDP posterodorsal preoptic nucleus 21, 98
PDTg posterodorsal tegmental nucleus 58-60, 79-80, 99
Pe periventricular hypothalamic nucleus 18-34, 79, 91-98
P PeF perifornical nucleus 31-34, 82, 93-95
PF parafascicular thalamic nucleus 35-38, 80-82, 102-108
P5 peritrigeminal zone 54-60, 83, 93-97 pf pyramidal fissure 75
P7 perifacial zone 61-66, 82-84, 90-91 PFl paraflocculus 57-68, 88-89, 94-103
Pa paraventricular hypoth nucleus 94-96, 98-99 pfs parafloccular sulcus 60-64, 89
Pa4 paratrochlear nucleus 49-50, 81, 102 PH posterior hypothalamic area 33-38, 79-80, 94-99
Pa5 paratrigeminal nucleus 70-73, 85, 97-98 Pi pineal gland 53, 79-80
Pa6 paraabducens nucleus 60-62, 80, 95 PIL posterior intralaminar thalamic nucleus 39-44, 85, 101-102
PaAM paraventricular hypothalamic nucleus, anterior magnocellular Pir piriform cortex 7-24, 27-38, 82-107
part 21-22, 80 PiRe pineal recess 38-41, 79, 113
PaAP paraventricular hypothalamic nucleus, anterior parvicellular PL paralemniscal nucleus 49-53, 84, 96-100
part 21-25, 80 PLCo posterolateral cortical amygdaloid nucleus (C2) 29-38, 87-91
PaDC paraventricular hypothalamic nucleus, dorsal cap 26-27 PLd paralambdoid septal nucleus 16-17, 81
PAG periaqueductal gray 39-40, 79-80, 104-114 plf posterolateral fissure 58-62, 67-73, 79-82
PaLM paraventricular hypothalamic nucleus, lateral magnocellular PLi posterior limitans thalamic nucleus 39-43, 105-108
part 26-27, 80, 97 PM paramedian lobule 69-77, 83-87, 101-105, 107-108
PaMP paraventricular hypothalamic nucleus, medial parvicellular pm principal mammillary tract 37-38
part 26-28, 97 PMCo posteromedial cortical amygdaloid nucleus (C3) 32-44, 85-93
PaPo paraventricular hypothalamic nucleus, posterior part 28-29, 80- PMD premammillary nucleus, dorsal part 36-37, 80-81, 91-93
81, 97 PMn paramedian reticular nucleus 70-76, 80, 90-91
PaR pararubral nucleus 42-45, 82-83, 100-102 PMnR paramedian raphe nucleus 50-53, 79-80, 94-99
PaS parasubiculum 45-57, 86-87, 98-116 pms paramedian sulcus 70-76
PaV paraventricular hypothalamic nucleus, ventral part 26-27 PMV premammillary nucleus, ventral part 35-36, 81-82, 90-93
PB parabrachial nucleus 102 PN paranigral nucleus 40-43, 80
PBG parabigeminal nucleus 48-52, 85, 100-103 Pn pontine nuclei 46-50, 52, 79-83, 90-93
PnC pontine reticular nucleus, caudal part 56-61, 80-82, 90-95 PVP paraventricular thalamic nucleus, posterior part 32-38, 79-80,
PnO pontine reticular nucleus, oral part 49-55, 81-83, 91-98 105-108
PnR pontine raphe nucleus 54-57, 79, 95-97 Py pyramidal cell layer of the hippocampus 35, 87, 106
PnV pontine reticular nucleus, ventral part 56-60, 79-81, 90 py pyramidal tract 53-76, 79-81, 117a,b
Po posterior thalamic nuclear group 30-38, 83-85, 103-109 pyx pyramidal decussation 77-80
PoDG polymorph layer of the dentate gyrus 30-45, 80, 82, 86, 88, 98-
115
PoMn posteromedian thalamic nucleus 35, 79, 104-105 R
Post postsubiculum 42-53, 83-86
PoT posterior thalamic nuclear group, triangular part 39-43, 103-104 R red nucleus 43, 65, 67, 72, 81-82, 98, 100-101
PP peripeduncular nucleus 40-44, 86, 101 Rad stratum radiatum of the hippocampus 35, 87, 106, 112, 114
ppf prepyramidal fissure 70-76, 79-85, 102-103, 105-107, 109 RAmb retroambiguus nucleus 76-78
PPit posterior lobe of pituitary 79-80, 90 Rbd rhabdoid nucleus 47-53, 79, 97-100
PPT posterior pretectal nucleus 40-43, 81-84, 110-111 rcc rostrum of the corpus callosum 10
PPTg pedunculopontine tegmental nucleus 46-53, 82-84, 97-104 RCh retrochiasmatic area 25-27, 80, 90
PPy parapyramidal nucleus 62-66 Re reuniens thalamic nucleus 23-33, 79-80, 98-103
PR prerubral field 36-40, 82 ReIC recess of the inferior colliculus 54-57, 79, 109-115
Pr prepositus nucleus 63-69, 80, 96-98 REth retroethmoid nucleus 40-41, 84, 101-103
Pr5 principal sensory trigeminal nucleus 54, 91 rf rhinal fissure 4-50, 52, 80-89, 100-110
Pr5DM principal sensory trigeminal nucleus, dorsomedial part 57- Rh rhomboid thalamic nucleus 25-32, 79-80, 100-103
60, 85, 95-98 RI rostral interstitial nucleus of medial longitudinal fasciculus 37-39,
Pr5VL principal sensory trigeminal nucleus, ventrolateral part 55-61, 80-81, 96-103
85, 92-97 ri rhinal incisura 6-8
prb Probst’s bundle 60-62 RIP raphe interpositus nucleus 57-59, 91
PrBo pre-Bˆtzinger complex 69 RL retrolemniscal nucleus 56, 85, 103
PrC precommissural nucleus 37-38, 80-81, 106-108 RLH red nucleus, lateral horn 99
prf primary fissure 58-68, 79-88, 104-116 RLi rostral linear nucleus of the raphe 40-44, 79, 97-100
PRh perirhinal cortex 31-57, 88, 98-115 RMC red nucleus, magnocellular part 42, 44-45, 99
PrL prelimbic cortex 5-10, 79-82, 109-116 RMg raphe magnus nucleus 56-66, 79-80
ProS prosubiculum 106 Ro nucleus of Roller 70-75, 80, 93
PrS presubiculum 45-51, 87-89, 98-116 ROb raphe obscurus nucleus 65-77, 79, 90-93
PS parastrial nucleus 18-20, 81-82, 98-99 RPa raphe pallidus nucleus 59-77, 79
psf posterior superior fissure 59-66, 79-89, 104-107, 109-113, 115 RPC red nucleus, parvicellular part 41-42, 44-45, 99
PSol parasolitary nucleus 72-74 RPO rostral periolivary region 52-54, 83-84, 90
PSTh parasubthalamic nucleus 35-36 RR retrorubral nucleus 48-50, 84, 97-99
PT paratenial thalamic nucleus 22-27, 79-81, 104-108 RRF retrorubral field 45-48, 81-84, 97-100
PtA parietal association cortex 35-43, 82-88 rs rubrospinal tract 45-78, 82-85, 90-96
PV paraventricular thalamic nucleus 29-31, 79, 108 RSA retrosplenial agranular cortex 25-57, 79-86, 115-116
pv periventricular fiber system 36-38, 107 RSGa retrosplenial granular a cortex 42-53, 80-84
PVA paraventricular thalamic nucleus, anterior part 22-28, 79-80, RSGb retrosplenial granular b cortex 25-51, 79-82
101-110 Rt reticular thalamic nucleus 23-36, 81-85, 87-88, 99-110
RtTg reticulotegmental nucleus of the pons 49-57, 79-81, 90-96 SI substantia innominata 17, 24-29, 81-82, 84-86, 94-99
RtTgP reticulotegmental nucleus of the pons, pericentral part 50-53, SIB substantia innominata, basal part 16-23, 83
80-81, 93 SID substantia innominata, dorsal part 21-23
RVL rostroventrolateral reticular nucleus 66, 68-71, 73-75, 83-84, 90 Sim simple lobule 57-66, 82-87, 89, 104-116
RVRG rostral ventral respiratory group 70-75 SimA simple lobule A 60
SimB simple lobule B 60
simf simplex fissure 61-63, 66
S SIV substantia innominata, ventral part 22-23
SL semilunar nucleus 9-11, 80, 98-102
S subiculum 41-49, 81-89, 94-116 slim sulcus limitans 99
S1 primary somatosensory cortex 25-28, 37-38 SM nucleus of the stria medullaris 23-24, 82-83, 96-100
S1BF primary somatosensory cortex, barrel field 18-36, 87-89, 110, sm stria medullaris of the thalamus 21-36, 80-83, 96-112
112-116 SMT submammillothalamic nucleus 36-37, 81, 94-95
S1DZ primary somatosensory cortex, dysgranular region 13-33, 86 SMV superior medullary velum 56-65, 79-81, 101-108
S1FL primary somatosensory cortex, forelimb region 13-28, 85-87 SNC substantia nigra, compact part 94-95
S1HL primary somatosensory cortex, hindlimb region 18-28, 83-84 SNCD substantia nigra, compact part, dorsal tier 39-45, 82-85, 96-100
S1J primary somatosensory cortex, jaw region 9-16, 87-89, 108-116 SNCV substantia nigra, compacta part, ventral tier 44
S1JO primary somatosensory cortex, jaw region, oral surface 12-15 SNL substantia nigra, lateral part 40-44, 85-86, 99-100
S1Tr primary somatosensory cortex, trunk region 29-34, 83-86 SNM substantia nigra, medial part 40, 42-44
S1ULp primary somatosensory cortex, upper lip region 13-17, 89, SNR substantia nigra, reticular part 38-39, 41-45, 82-85, 94-100
109-116 SNRDM substantia nigra, reticular part, dorsomedial tier 40
S2 secondary somatosensory cortex 16-34, 104-114 SNRVL substantia nigra, reticular part, ventrolateral tier 40
s5 sensory root of the trigeminal nerve 45-58, 85-86, 90-93 SO supraoptic nucleus 21-27, 81-83, 91-93
Sag sagulum nucleus 54-56, 85, 104-106 Sol nucleus of the solitary tract 63, 77-78, 80, 93-97
SC superior colliculus 41, 79, 106 sol solitary tract 65-78, 81-82, 94, 96
Sc scaphoid thalamic nucleus 38, 83, 103-104 SolC nucleus of the solitary tract, commissural part 74-80, 93-95
sc spinocerebellar tract 78 SolCe nucleus of the solitary tract, central part 72-74
scc splenium of the corpus callosum 39-41, 79-82 SolDM nucleus of the solitary tract, dorsomedial part 72-76
SCh suprachiasmatic nucleus 22-24, 80, 91 SolG nucleus of the solitary tract, gelatinous part 72-73, 81
SCO subcommissural organ 38-39, 79, 108-110 SolI nucleus of the solitary tract, interstitial part 72-76
SCom subcommissural nucleus 39, 104 SolIM nucleus of the solitary tract, intermediate part 65-76, 82-83
scp superior cerebellar peduncle (brachium conjunctivum) 30-46, 52- SolM nucleus of the solitary tract, medial part 66-76, 81-82
64, 80-84, 98-102 SolRL nucleus of the solitary tract, rostrolateral part1-10 64-66
scpd superior cerebellar peduncle, descending limb 57-58, 98 SolVL nucleus of the solitary tract, ventrolateral part 66-76, 82-83
sf secondary fissure 70-77, 79-82 SOR supraoptic nucleus, retrochiasmatic part 28-32, 82-83, 90
SFi septofimbrial nucleus 18-22, 80-81, 107-110 sox supraoptic decussation 25-38, 79-87, 90-100
SFO subfornical organ 21-25, 79-80, 107-112 sp5 spinal trigeminal tract 59-78, 83-86, 90-98
SG suprageniculate thalamic nucleus 39-45, 85, 106-108 Sp5C spinal trigeminal nucleus, caudal part 74-78, 83-85, 90-96
SGe supragenual nucleus 61-62, 80, 97 Sp5I spinal trigeminal nucleus, interpolar part 67-75, 84-86, 90-97
SGl superficial glial zone of the cochlear nuclei 58, 60-61 Sp5O spinal trigeminal nucleus, oral part 61-66, 85-86, 90-96
SHi septohippocampal nucleus 10-17, 79, 101-112 SPa subparaventricular zone of the hypothalamus 26-28
SPF subparafascicular thalamic nucleus 35-36, 80-81, 100 tfp transverse fibers of the pons 45-52, 79-83, 90-92
SPFPC subparafascicular thalamic nucleus, parvicellular part 37-41, TM tuberomammillary nu 81, 90-92
82-84, 101-102 TS triangular septal nucleus 21-26, 79-81, 105-114
Sph sphenoid nucleus 58-59, 79-80, 100 ts tectospinal tract 46-79, 81, 95-98, 102, 105
SPO superior paraolivary nucleus 54-60, 82 tth trigeminothalamic tract 47-62
SPTg subpedencular tegmental nucleus 50-53, 81-82, 99-100 Tu olfactory tubercle 8, 10-21, 80-86, 90-98
SpVe spinal vestibular nucleus 64-69, 82-84, 97-100 TuDC olfactory tubercle densocellular layer 9
st stria terminalis 18-35, 82-89, 95-110 TuPl olfactory tubercle plexiform layer 9
StA strial part of the preoptic area 18-20, 98-99 TuPo olfactory tubercle polymorph layer 9
Stg stigmoid hypothalamic nucleus 28-29 Tz nucleus of the trapezoid body 53-60, 81-82, 90
STh subthalamic nucleus 34-37, 83-85, 95-99 tz trapezoid body 53-64, 79-87, 90-95
StHy striohypothalamic nucleus 21-22, 80-81, 96-97
str superior thalamic radiation 36-39, 84-87, 105-109
Su3 supraoculomotor periaqueductal gray 44-49, 79-80, 104 U
Su3C supraoculomotor cap 44-49, 104
Su5 supratrigeminal nucleus 55-58, 83, 98 uf uvular fissure 72, 80
Sub submedius thalamic nucleus 26-29, 32, 80, 100-103 unc uncinate fasciculus 60-62
SubB subbrachial nucleus 45-49, 84-86, 101-103
SubC subcoeruleus nucleus 95
SubCA subcoeruleus nucleus, alpha part 56-59, 82, 97-100 V
SubCD subcoeruleus nucleus, dorsal part 54-59, 82-83, 96-97
SubCV subcoeruleus nucleus, ventral part 54-59, 83, 90-94 V1B primary visual cortex, binocular area 42-57, 85-88
SubD submedius thalamic nucleus, dorsal part 30-31, 79, 81 V1M primary visual cortex, monocular area 42-57, 81-86
SubG subgeniculate nucleus 36-38, 87-88, 100-104 V2L secondary visual cortex, lateral area 39-57, 86-89, 113-116
SubI subincertal nucleus 30-34, 82-83, 96-97 V2ML secondary visual cortex, mediolateral area 38-47, 84-86
SubV submedius thalamic nucleus, ventral part 30-31, 79, 81, 99 V2MM secondary visual cortex, mediomedial area 37-53, 81-83
SuG superficial gray layer of the superior colliculus 42-52, 79-84, 111- VA ventral anterior thalamic nucleus 25-28, 82-83, 101-105
116 vaf ventral amygdalofugal pathway 28
SuM supramammillary nucleus 36-38, 79-81, 94-95 VC ventral cochlear nucleus 96
SuML supramammillary nucleus, lateral part 39 VCA ventral cochlear nucleus, anterior part 55-62, 86-87, 93-100
SuMM supramammillary nucleus, medial part 39 VCP ventral cochlear nucleus, posterior part 62-65, 86-87, 93-97
sumx supramammillary decussation 37-39, 79, 96 VDB nucleus of the vertical limb of the diagonal band 12-17, 79-80,
SuS superior salivatory nucleus 61-63 97-102
SuVe superior vestibular nucleus 60-64, 83-84, 98-101 VeCb vestibulocerebellar nucleus 63-65, 82, 101-102
veme vestibulomesencephalic tract 60
VEn ventral endopiriform nucleus 18-34, 87-89, 91-97
T vhc ventral hippocampal commissure 21-25, 79-82, 108-113
VL ventrolateral thalamic nucleus 28-32, 65, 67, 72, 82-84, 101-108
TC tuber cinereum area 28-33, 81, 90-93 VLG ventral lateral geniculate nucleus 34-35
Te terete hypothalamic nucleus 33-35, 90-91 VLGMC ventral lateral geniculate nucleus, magnocellular part 36-39,
TeA temporal association cortex 35-54, 102-116 87-88, 103-108
VLGPC ventral lateral geniculate nucleus, parvicellular part 36-39, xscp decussation of the superior cerebellar peduncle 46-52, 79-81, 97-
87-88, 104-107 100
VLH ventrolateral hypothalamic nucleus 22-24, 82-83, 93
VLL ventral nucleus of the lateral lemniscus 50-53, 83-85, 90-98
VLPAG ventrolateral periaqueductal gray 50-54, 81 Y
VLPO ventrolateral preoptic nucleus 19-21, 82
VLTg ventrolateral tegmental area 52-53, 82-83, 91-93 Y nucleus Y 63-65, 85, 101
VM ventromedial thalamic nucleus 26-35, 81-83, 98-102
VMH ventromedial hypothalamic nucleus 80-81, 90-92
VMHA ventromedial hypothalamic nucleus, anterior part 28 Z
VMHC ventromedial hypothalamic nucleus, central part 29-34
VMHDM ventromedial hypothalamic nucleus, dorsomedial part 29- Z nucleus Z 72
33 ZI zona incerta 25-31, 40, 81-83, 97-101
VMHVL ventromedial hypothalamic nucleus, ventrolateral part 29- ZID zona incerta, dorsal part 32-39, 84-86, 99-103
34 ZIV zona incerta, ventral part 32-39, 84-86, 98-99
VMPn ventromedial pontine nucleus 51 ZL zona limitans 15-18
VMPO ventromedial preoptic nucleus 18-20, 80, 93 Zo zonal layer of the superior colliculus 42-52, 79-85, 111-116
VN vomeronasal nerve layer 3
vn vomeronasal nerve 2
VO ventral orbital cortex 4-10, 81-86, 88, 102-114
VOLT vascular organ of the lamina terminalis 79, 95
VP ventral pallidum 10-22, 81-85, 91-99
VPL ventral posterolateral thalamic nucleus 28-37, 84-87, 100-108
VPM ventral posteromedial thalamic nucleus 29-38, 83-86, 101-108
VPPC ventral posterior thalamic nucleus, parvicellular part 34-37,
81-82, 101-102
VPPn ventral peduncular pontine nucleus 51
VRe ventral reuniens thalamic nucleus 24-33, 80, 98-101
vsc ventral spinocerebellar tract 53-77, 83-85, 96-103
VTA ventral tegmental area 40-47, 80-82, 95-98
VTg ventral tegmental nucleus 53-55, 80, 99-100
vtgx ventral tegmental decussation 40-45, 79-81, 96, 98
VTM ventral tuberomammillary nucleus 35-38, 82, 90
VTRZ visual tegmental relay zone 40-42, 80, 98
VTT ventral tenia tecta 6-8, 80-81, 98-101
X nucleus X 64-71, 83, 85, 97, 99

Xi xiphoid thalamic nucleus 26-29, 97
List of Structures amygdalohippocampal area, anterolateral part anteromedial thalamic nucleus, ventral part
AHiAL AMV
Names of the structures are listed in alpha- amygdalohippocampal area, posteromedial anteroventral periventricular nucleus AVPe
betical order. part AHiPM anteroventral thalamic nucleus AV
Each name is followed by abbreviation of amygdaloid fissure af anteroventral thalamic nucleus, dorsomedial
the structure. amygdaloid intramedullary gray IMG part AVDM
amygdalopiriform transition area APir anteroventral thalamic nucleus, ventrolateral
3rd ventricle 3V amygdalostriatal transition area AStr part AVVL
4th ventricle 4V angular thalamic nucleus Ang aqueduct (Sylvius) Aq
ansa lenticularis al arcuate hypothalamic nucleus Arc
ansoparamedian fissure apmf arcuate hypothalamic nucleus, lateroposterior
A anterior amygdaloid area AA part ArcLP
anterior amygdaloid area, dorsal part AAD arcuate hypothalamic nucleus, medial
A1 noradrenaline cells A1 anterior amygdaloid area, ventral part AAV posterior part ArcMP
A2 noradrenaline cells A2 anterior commissure ac arcuate nucleus, dorsal part ArcD
A4 noradrenaline cells A4 anterior commissure, anterior part aca arcuate nucleus, lateral part ArcL
A5 noradrenaline cells A5 anterior commissure, intrabulbar part aci arcuate nucleus, medial part ArcM
A7 noradrenaline cells A7 anterior commissure, posterior part acp area postrema AP
A8 dopamine cells A8 anterior cortical amygdaloid nucleus ACo artery a
A11 dopamine cells A11 anterior hypothalamic area AH ascending fibers of the facial nerve asc7
A13 dopamine cells A13 anterior hypothalamic area AHi
abducens nucleus 6 anterior hypothalamic area, anterior part
accessory abducens nucleus Acs6 AHA B
accessory abducens/facial nucleus Acs6/7 anterior hypothalamic area, central part
accessory facial nucleus Acs7 AHC B4 serotonin cells B4
accessory neurosecretory nuclei Acc anterior hypothalamic area, posterior part B9 serotonin cells B9
accessory olfactory bulb AOB AHP Barrington’s nucleus Bar
accessory olfactory tract aot anterior lobe of pituitary APit basal nucleus (Meynert) B
accessory optic tract aopt anterior olfactory nucleus, dorsal part AOD basilar artery bas
accessory trigeminal nucleus Acs5 anterior olfactory nucleus, external part AOE basolateral amygdaloid nucleus BL
accumbens nucleus, core AcbC anterior olfactory nucleus, lateral part AOL basolateral amygdaloid nucleus, anterior part
accumbens nucleus, shell AcbSh anterior olfactory nucleus, medial part AOM BLA
acoustic radiation ar anterior olfactory nucleus, ventral part AOV basolateral amygdaloid nucleus, posterior
acoustic stria as anterior perifornical nucleus APF part BLP
agranular insular cortex AI anterior pretectal nucleus APT basolateral amygdaloid nucleus, ventral part
agranular insular cortex, dorsal part AID anterior pretectal nucleus, dorsal part APTD BLV
agranular insular cortex, posterior part AIP anterior pretectal nucleus, ventral part APTV basomedial amygdaloid nucleus BM
agranular insular cortex, ventral part AIV anterior tegmental nucleus ATg basomedial amygdaloid nucleus, anterior part
alar nucleus Al anterodorsal preoptic nucleus ADP BMA
alveus of the hippocampus alv anterodorsal thalamic nucleus AD basomedial amygdaloid nucleus, posterior
ambiguus nucleus Amb anteromedial thalamic nucleus AM part BMP
bed nucleus of stria terminalis, fusiform part brachium pontis (stem of middle cerebellar choroid plexus chp
Fu peduncle) bp cingulate cortex, area 1 Cg1
bed nucleus of stria terminalis, supracapsular cingulate cortex, area 2 Cg2
part BSTS cingulum cg
bed nucleus of the accessory olfactory tract C circular nucleus Cir
BAOT claustrum Cl
bed nucleus of the anterior commissure BAC C1 adrenaline cells C1 cochlear root of the vestibulocochlear nerve
bed nucleus of the stria terminalis BST C2 adrenaline cells C2 8cn
bed nucleus of the stria terminalis, C3 adrenaline cells C3 commissural stria terminalis cst
intraamygdaloid division BSTIA caudal interstitial nucleus of the medial commissure of the inferior colliculus cic
bed nucleus of the stria terminalis, lateral longitudinal fasciculus CI commissure of the lateral lemniscus cll
division BSTL caudal linear nucleus of the raphe CLi commissure of the superior colliculus csc
bed nucleus of the stria terminalis, lateral caudal periolivary nucleus CPO copula of the pyramis Cop
division, dorsal part BSTLD caudate putamen (striatum) CPu corpus callosum cc
bed nucleus of the stria terminalis, lateral caudoventral respiratory group CVRG cortex-amygdala transition zone CxA
division, intermediate part BSTLI caudoventrolateral reticular nucleus CVL cortical or spinal cord layers, cerebellar folia
bed nucleus of the stria terminalis, lateral cell bridges of the ventral striatum CB or cranial nerve nuclei 1-10
division, juxtacapsular part BSTLJ central amygdaloid nucleus, capsular part crus 1 of the ansiform lobule Crus1
bed nucleus of the stria terminalis, lateral CeC crus 2 of the ansiform lobule Crus2
division, posterior part BSTLP central amygdaloid nucleus, lateral division cuneate fasciculus cu
bed nucleus of the stria terminalis, lateral CeL cuneate nucleus Cu
division, ventral part BSTLV central amygdaloid nucleus, medial division cuneiform nucleus CnF
bed nucleus of the stria terminalis, medial CeM
division BSTM central canal CC
bed nucleus of the stria terminalis, medial central cervical nucleus CeCv D
division, anterior part BSTMA central gray of the pons CGPn
bed nucleus of the stria terminalis, medial central gray, alpha part CGA decussation of the superior cerebellar
division, posterior part BSTMP central gray, beta part CGB peduncle xscp
bed nucleus of the stria terminalis, medial central gray, gamma part CGG deep cerebral white matter dcw
division, posterointermediate part central medial thalamic nucleus CM deep gray layer of the superior colliculus
BSTMPI central nucleus of the inferior colliculus CIC DpG
bed nucleus of the stria terminalis, medial central tegmental tract ctg deep mesencephalic nucleus DpMe
division, posterolateral part BSTMPL centrolateral thalamic nucleus CL deep white layer of the superior colliculus
bed nucleus of the stria terminalis, medial cerebellar lobule 6a DpWh
division, posteromedial part BSTMPM cerebellar lobule 6b dentate gyrus DG
bed nucleus of the stria terminalis, medial cerebellar lobule 6c dorsal 3rd ventricle D3V
division, ventral part BSTMV cerebellar lobules 2&3 dorsal acoustic stria das
blood vessel bv cerebellar lobules 4&5 dorsal cochlear nucleus DC
Botzinger complex Bo cerebellum Cb dorsal cortex of the inferior colliculus DCIC
brachium of the inferior colliculus bic cerebral cortex Cx dorsal endopiriform nucleus DEn
brachium of the superior colliculus bsc cerebral peduncle, basal part cp dorsal fornix df
dorsal hippocampal commissure dhc dorsomedial hypothalamic nucleus, ventral facial nucleus, dorsal intermediate subnucleus
dorsal hypothalamic area DA part DMV 7DI
dorsal hypothalamic nucleus Do dorsomedial periaqueductal gray DMPAG facial nucleus, dorsolateral subnucleus 7DL
dorsal lateral geniculate nucleus DLG dorsomedial pontine nucleus DMPn facial nucleus, dorsomedial subnucleus 7DM
dorsal lateral olfactory tract dlo dorsomedial spinal trigeminal nucleus facial nucleus, lateral subnucleus 7L
dorsal longitudinal fasciculus dlf DMSp5 facial nucleus, ventral intermediate
dorsal motor nucleus of vagus 10 dorsomedial spinal trigeminal nucleus, dorsal subnucleus 7VI
dorsal nucleus of the lateral lemniscus DLL part DMSp5D facial nucleus, ventromedial subnucleus
dorsal paragigantocellular nucleus DPGi dorsomedial spinal trigeminal nucleus, 7VM
dorsal peduncular cortex DP ventral part DMSp5V fasciculus retroflexus fr
dorsal peduncular pontine nucleus DPPn dorsomedial tegmental area DMTg fasciola cinereum FC
dorsal periolivary region DPO dysgranular insular cortex DI field CA1 of hippocampus CA1
dorsal raphe nucleus DR field CA2 of hippocampus CA2
dorsal raphe nucleus, caudal part DRC field CA3 of hippocampus CA3
dorsal raphe nucleus, dorsal part DRD E fimbria of the hippocampus fi
dorsal raphe nucleus, interfascicular part flocculus Fl
DRI ectorhinal cortex Ect forceps major of the corpus callosum fmj
dorsal raphe nucleus, ventral part DRV ectotrigeminal nucleus E5 forceps minor of the corpus callosum fmi
dorsal raphe nucleus, ventrolateral part Edinger-Westphal nucleus EW fornix f
DRVL entorhinal cortex Ent frontal association cortex FrA
dorsal spinocerebellar tract dsc ependyma and subependymal layer E
dorsal tegmental bundle dtg epifascicular nucleus EF
dorsal tegmental decussation dtgx epilemniscal nucleus ELm G
dorsal tegmental nucleus DTg epirubrospinal nucleus ERS
dorsal tegmental nucleus, central part DTgC ethmoid thalamic nucleus Eth gelatinous layer of the caudal spinal
dorsal tegmental nucleus, pericentral part external capsule ec trigeminal nucleus Ge5
DTgP external cortex of the inferior colliculus ECIC gemini hypothalamic nucleus Gem
dorsal tenia tecta DTT external cuneate nucleus ECu genu of the corpus callosum gcc
dorsal terminal nucleus of the accessory optic external medullary lamina eml genu of the facial nerve g7
tract DT external plexiform layer of the accessory gigantocellular reticular nucleus Gi
dorsal transition zone DTr olfactory bulb EPlA gigantocellular reticular nucleus, alpha part
dorsal tuberomammillary nucleus DTM external plexiform layer of the olfactory bulb GiA
dorsolateral fasciculus d1 EPl gigantocellular reticular nucleus, ventral part
dorsolateral orbital cortex DLO extreme capsule exc GiV
dorsolateral periaqueductal gray DLPAG glomerular layer of the olfactory bulb Gl
dorsolateral pontine nucleus DLPn gracile fasciculus gr
dorsomedial hypothalamic nucleus DM F gracile nucleus Gr
dorsomedial hypothalamic nucleus, compact granular cell layer of the olfactory bulb GrO
part DMC F cell group of the vestibular complex FVe granular insular cortex GI
dorsomedial hypothalamic nucleus, dorsal facial nerve or its root 7n granular layer of the cochlear nuclei GrC
part DMD facial nucleus 7 granular layer of the dentate gyrus GrDG
granule cell layer of the accessory olfactory IM interpeduncular nucleus, lateral subnucleus
bulb GrA intercalated nuclei of the amygdala I IPL
intercalated nucleus of the medulla In interpeduncular nucleus, rostral subnucleus
intercollicular nucleus InCo IPR
H intercrural fissure icf interpeduncular nucleus, rostrolateral
interfascicular nucleus IF subnucleus IPRL
habenular commissure hbc intergeniculate leaf IGL interpedunculotegmental tract ipt
hilus of the dentate gyrus Hil intermediate gray layer of the superior interposed cerebellar nucleus, anterior part
hippocampal fissure hf colliculus InG IntA
hypoglossal nucleus 12 intermediate interstitial nucleus of the medial interposed cerebellar nucleus, dorsolateral
longitudinal fasciculus II hump IntDL
intermediate lobe of pituitary IPit interposed cerebellar nucleus, dorsomedial
I intermediate nucleus of the lateral lemniscus crest IntDM
ILL interposed cerebellar nucleus, posterior part
indusium griseum IG intermediate reticular nucleus IRt IntP
inferior cerebellar peduncle (restiform body) intermediate white layer of the superior interposed cerebellar nucleus, posterior
icp colliculus InWh parvicellular part IntPPC
inferior olive IO intermediodorsal thalamic nucleus IMD interstitial nucleus of medial longitudinal
inferior olive, beta subnucleus IOBe intermediolateral cell column IML fasciculus, greater part IMLFG
inferior olive, cap of Kooy of the medial intermediomedial cell column IMM interstitial nucleus of the medial longitudinal
nucleus IOK intermedioventral thalamic commissure fasciculus IMLF
inferior olive, dorsal nucleus IOD imvc interstitial nucleus of the posterior limb of the
inferior olive, dorsomedial cell group IODM intermedius nucleus of the medulla InM anterior commissure IPAC
inferior olive, medial nucleus IOM internal arcuate fibers ia interstitial nucleus of the posterior limb of the
inferior olive, principal nucleus IOPr internal capsule ic anterior commissure, lateral part IPACL
inferior olive, subnucleus A of medial nucleus internal medullary lamina iml interstitial nucleus of the posterior limb of the
IOA internal plexiform layer of the olfactory bulb anterior commissure, medial part IPACM
inferior olive, subnucleus B of medial nucleus IPl interstitial nucleus of the vestibulocochlear
IOB interoculomotor nucleus I3 nerve I8
inferior olive, subnucleus C of medial nucleus interpeduncular fossa IPF intertrigeminal nucleus I5
IOC interpeduncular nucleus IP interventricular foramen IVF
inferior olive, ventrolateral protrusion IOVL interpeduncular nucleus, apical subnucleus intramedullary thalamic area IMA
inferior salivatory nucleus IS IPA islands of Calleja ICj
infracerebellar nucleus Inf interpeduncular nucleus, caudal subnucleus islands of Calleja, major island ICjM
infralimbic cortex IL IPC
infundibular reccess IRe interpeduncular nucleus, dorsolateral
infundibular stem InfS subnucleus IPDL J
inner blade of the dentate gyrus IBl interpeduncular nucleus, dorsomedial
interanterodorsal thalamic nucleus IAD subnucleus IPDM juxtarestiform body jx
interanteromedial thalamic nucleus IAM interpeduncular nucleus, intermediate juxtatrigeminal area Jx5
intercalated amygdaloid nucleus, main part subnucleus IPI
lateral parabrachial nucleus, external part laterodorsal tegmental nucleus, ventral part
K LPBE LDTgV
lateral parabrachial nucleus, internal part laterodorsal thalamic nucleus LD
Kˆlliker-Fuse nucleus KF LPBI laterodorsal thalamic nucleus, dorsomedial
lateral parabrachial nucleus, superior part part LDDM
LPBS laterodorsal thalamic nucleus, ventrolateral
L lateral parabrachial nucleus, ventral part part LDVL
LPBV lateroventral periolivary nucleus LVPO
lacunosum moleculare layer of the lateral paragigantocellular nucleus LPGi layer of cortex 1a
hippocampus LMol lateral periaqueductal gray LPAG layer of cortex 1b
lambdoid septal zone Ld lateral pontine nucleus LPn lemina terminalis LTer
lamina dissecans of the entorhinal cortex Dsc lateral posterior thalamic nucleus LP linear nucleus of the medulla Li
lateral (dentate) cerebellar nucleus Lat lateral posterior thalamic nucleus, locus coeruleus LC
lateral accumbens shell LAcbSh laterocaudal part LPLC longitudinal association bundle lab
lateral amygdaloid nu La lateral posterior thalamic nucleus, longitudinal fasciculus of the pons lfp
lateral amygdaloid nucleus, dorsolateral part laterorostral part LPLR
LaDL lateral posterior thalamic nucleus,
lateral amygdaloid nucleus, ventrolateral part mediocaudal part LPMC M
LaVL lateral posterior thalamic nucleus,
lateral amygdaloid nucleus, ventromedial part mediorostral part LPMR magnocellular nucleus of the lateral
LaVM lateral preoptic area LPO hypothalamus MCLH
lateral cerebellar nucleus, parvicellular part lateral recess of the 4th ventricle LR4V magnocellular nucleus of the posterior
LatPC lateral reticular nucleus LRt commissure MCPC
lateral cervical nucleus LatC lateral reticular nucleus, parvicellular part magnocellular preoptic nucleus MCPO
lateral entorhinal cortex LEnt LRtPC mammillary peduncle mp
lateral globus pallidus LGP lateral reticular nucleus, subtrigeminal part mammillary recess of the 3rd ventricle MRe
lateral habenular nucleus LHb LRtS5 mammillotegmental tract mtg
lateral habenular nucleus, lateral part LHbL lateral septal nucleus, dorsal part LSD mammillothalamic tract mt
lateral habenular nucleus, medial part LHbM lateral septal nucleus, intermediate part LSI marginal zone of the medial geniculate
lateral hypothalamic area LH lateral septal nucleus, ventral part LSV MZMG
lateral lemniscus ll lateral spinal nucleus LSp medial (fastigial) cerebellar nucleus Med
lateral mammillary nucleus LM lateral stripe of the striatum LSS medial accessory oculomotor nucleus MA3
lateral olfactory tract lo lateral superior olive LSO medial amygdaloid nucleus Me
lateral orbital cortex LO lateral tegmental tract ltg medial amygdaloid nucleus, anterodorsal part
lateral parabrachial nucleus LPB lateral terminal nucleus of the accessory optic MeAD
lateral parabrachial nucleus, central part tract LT medial amygdaloid nucleus, anteroventral
LPBC lateral ventricle LV part MeAV
lateral parabrachial nucleus, crescent part lateral vestibular nucleus LVe medial amygdaloid nucleus, posterodorsal
LPBCr lateral vestibulospinal tract lvs part MePD
lateral parabrachial nucleus, dorsal part lateroanterior hypothalamic nucleus LA medial amygdaloid nucleus, posteroventral
LPBD laterodorsal tegmental nucleus LDTg part MePV
medial cerebellar nucleus, dorsolateral medial vestibular nucleus MVe
protuberance MedDL medial vestibular nucleus, magnocellular part N
medial corticohypothalamic tract mch MVeMC
medial eminence, external layer MEE medial vestibular nucleus, parvicellular part nigrostriatal bundle ns
medial eminence, internal layer MEI MVePC nucleus O O
medial entorhinal cortex MEnt median accessory nucleus of the medulla nucleus of Darkschewitsch Dk
medial entorhinal cortex, ventral part MEntV MnA nucleus of origin of efferents of the vestibular
medial forebrain bundle mfb median eminence ME nerve EVe
medial forebrain bundle, ‘a’ component mfba median preoptic nucleus MnPO nucleus of Roller Ro
medial forebrain bundle, ‘b’ component median raphe nucleus MnR nucleus of the ansa lenticularis AL
mfbb mediodorsal thalamic nucleus MD nucleus of the brachium of the inferior
medial geniculate nucleus MG mediodorsal thalamic nucleus, central part colliculus BIC
medial geniculate nucleus, dorsal part MGD MDC nucleus of the commissural stria terminalis
medial geniculate nucleus, medial part MGM mediodorsal thalamic nucleus, lateral part CST
medial geniculate nucleus, ventral part MGV MDL nucleus of the dorsal hippocampal
medial globus pallidus MGP mediodorsal thalamic nucleus, medial part commissure DHC
medial habenular nucleus MHb MDM nucleus of the fields of Forel F
medial lemniscus ml mediodorsal thalamic nucleus, paralaminar nucleus of the horizontal limb of the diagonal
medial longitudinal fasciculus mlf part MDPL band HDB
medial mammillary nucleus, lateral part ML medioventral periolivary nucleus MVPO nucleus of the lateral olfactory tract LOT
medial mammillary nucleus, medial part medullary reticular nucleus, dorsal part nucleus of the optic tract OT
MM MdD nucleus of the posterior commissure PCom
medial mammillary nucleus, median part medullary reticular nucleus, ventral part nucleus of the solitary tract Sol
MMn MdV nucleus of the solitary tract, central part
medial orbital cortex MO mesencephalic trigeminal nucleus Me5 SolCe
medial parabrachial nucleus MPB mesencephalic trigeminal tract me5 nucleus of the solitary tract, commissural part
medial parabrachial nucleus external part microcellular tegmental nucleus MiTg SolC
MPBE middle cerebellar peduncle mcp nucleus of the solitary tract, dorsomedial part
medial pontine nucleus MPn middle cerebral artery mcer SolDM
medial preoptic area MPA minimus nucleus Min nucleus of the solitary tract, gelatinous part
medial preoptic nucleus MPO mitral cell layer of the accessory olfactory bulb SolG
medial preoptic nucleus, central part MPOC MiA nucleus of the solitary tract, intermediate part
medial preoptic nucleus, lateral part MPOL mitral cell layer of the olfactory bulb Mi SolIM
medial preoptic nucleus, medial part MPOM molecular layer of the dentate gyrus Mol nucleus of the solitary tract, interstitial part
medial pretectal nucleus MPT motor root of the trigeminal nerve m5 SolI
medial rostroventrolateral medulla MRVL motor trigeminal nucleus Mo5 nucleus of the solitary tract, medial part
medial septal nucleus MS motor trigeminal nucleus, dorsolateral part SolM
medial superior olive MSO Mo5DL nucleus of the solitary tract, rostrolateral
medial terminal nucleus of the accessory optic motor trigeminal nucleus, ventromedial part part1-10 SolRL
tract MT Mo5VM nucleus of the solitary tract, ventrolateral part
medial tuberal nucleus MTu SolVL
nucleus of the stria medullaris SM parabrachial nucleus, waist part PBW part PVA
nucleus of the trapezoid body Tz parabrachial pigmented nucleus PBP paraventricular thalamic nucleus, posterior
nucleus of the vertical limb of the diagonal paracentral thalamic nucleus PC part PVP
band VDB paracochlear glial substance PCGS parietal association cortex PtA
nucleus X X paracollicular tegmentum PCTg parvicellular motor trigeminal nucleus PC5
nucleus Y Y parafascicular thalamic nucleus PF parvicellular reticular nucleus PCRt
nucleus Z Z parafloccular sulcus pfs parvicellular reticular nucleus, alpha part
paraflocculus PFl PCRtA
paralambdoid septal nucleus PLd pedunculopontine tegmental nucleus PPTg
O paralemniscal nucleus PL periaqueductal gray PAG
paramedian lobule PM perifacial zone P7
obex Obex paramedian raphe nucleus PMnR perifornical nucleus PeF
oculomotor nerve or its root 3n paramedian reticular nucleus PMn peripeduncular nucleus PP
oculomotor nucleus 3 paramedian sulcus pms perirhinal cortex PRh
oculomotor nucleus, parvicellular part 3PC paranigral nucleus PN peritrigeminal zone P5
olfactory bulb OB parapyramidal nucleus PPy periventricular fiber system pv
olfactory nerve layer ON pararubral nucleus PaR periventricular hypothalamic nucleus Pe
olfactory tubercle Tu parasolitary nucleus PSol pineal gland Pi
olfactory tubercle densocellular layer TuDC parastrial nucleus PS pineal recess PiRe
olfactory tubercle plexiform layer TuPl parasubiculum PaS piriform cortex Pir
olfactory tubercle polymorph layer TuPo parasubthalamic nucleus PSTh polymorph layer of the dentate gyrus PoDG
olfactory ventricle (olfactory part of lateral paratenial thalamic nucleus PT pontine nuclei Pn
ventricle) OV paratrigeminal nucleus Pa5 pontine raphe nucleus PnR
olivary pretectal nucleus OPT paratrochlear nucleus Pa4 pontine reticular nucleus, caudal part PnC
olivocerebellar tract oc paraventricular hypoth nucleus Pa pontine reticular nucleus, oral part PnO
olivocochlear bundle ocb paraventricular hypothalamic nucleus, pontine reticular nucleus, ventral part PnV
optic chiasm ox anterior magnocellular part PaAM posterior commissure pc
optic nerve 2n paraventricular hypothalamic nucleus, posterior hypothalamic area PH
optic nerve layer of the superior colliculus anterior parvicellular part PaAP posterior intralaminar thalamic nucleus PIL
Op paraventricular hypothalamic nucleus, dorsal posterior limitans thalamic nucleus PLi
optic tract opt cap PaDC posterior lobe of pituitary PPit
oriens layer of the hippocampus Or paraventricular hypothalamic nucleus, lateral posterior pretectal nucleus PPT
outer blade of the dentate gyrus OBl magnocellular part PaLM posterior superior fissure psf
oval paracentral thalamic nucleus OPC paraventricular hypothalamic nucleus, medial posterior thalamic nuclear group Po
parvicellular part PaMP posterior thalamic nuclear group, triangular
paraventricular hypothalamic nucleus, part PoT
P posterior part PaPo posterodorsal preoptic nucleus PDP
paraventricular hypothalamic nucleus, ventral posterodorsal tegmental nucleus PDTg
paraabducens nucleus Pa6 part PaV posterolateral cortical amygdaloid nucleus
parabigeminal nucleus PBG paraventricular thalamic nucleus PV (C2) PLCo
parabrachial nucleus PB paraventricular thalamic nucleus, anterior posterolateral fissure plf
posteromedial cortical amygdaloid nucleus dorsomedial part Pr5DM root of hypoglossal nerve 12n
(C3) PMCo principal sensory trigeminal nucleus, rostral interstitial nucleus of medial
posteromedian thalamic nucleus PoMn ventrolateral part Pr5VL longitudinal fasciculus RI
postsubiculum Post Probst’s bundle prb rostral linear nucleus of the raphe RLi
pre-Bˆtzinger complex PrBo prosubiculum ProS rostral periolivary region RPO
precommissural fornix pcf pyramidal cell layer of the hippocampus Py rostral ventral respiratory group RVRG
precommissural nucleus PrC pyramidal decussation pyx rostroventrolateral reticular nucleus RVL
preculminate fissure pcuf pyramidal fissure pf rostrum of the corpus callosum rcc
predorsal bundle pd pyramidal tract py rubrospinal tract rs
prelimbic cortex PrL
premammillary nucleus, dorsal part PMD
premammillary nucleus, ventral part PMV R S
prepositus nucleus Pr
prepyramidal fissure ppf raphe interpositus nucleus RIP sagulum nucleus Sag
prerubral field PR raphe magnus nucleus RMg scaphoid thalamic nucleus Sc
presubiculum PrS raphe obscurus nucleus ROb secondary auditory cortex, dorsal area AuD
primary auditory cortex Au1 raphe pallidus nucleus RPa secondary auditory cortex, ventral area AuV
primary fissure prf recess of the inferior colliculus ReIC secondary fissure sf
primary motor cortex M1 red nucleus R secondary motor cortex M2
primary somatosensory cortex S1 red nucleus, lateral horn RLH secondary somatosensory cortex S2
primary somatosensory cortex, barrel field red nucleus, magnocellular part RMC secondary visual cortex, lateral area V2L
S1BF red nucleus, parvicellular part RPC secondary visual cortex, mediolateral area
primary somatosensory cortex, dysgranular reticular thalamic nucleus Rt V2ML
region S1DZ reticulotegmental nucleus of the pons RtTg secondary visual cortex, mediomedial area
primary somatosensory cortex, forelimb reticulotegmental nucleus of the pons, V2MM
region S1FL pericentral part RtTgP semilunar nucleus SL
primary somatosensory cortex, hindlimb retroambiguus nucleus RAmb sensory root of the trigeminal nerve s5
region S1HL retrochiasmatic area RCh septofimbrial nucleus SFi
primary somatosensory cortex, jaw region retroethmoid nucleus REth septohippocampal nucleus SHi
S1J retrolemniscal nucleus RL simple lobule Sim
primary somatosensory cortex, jaw region, retrorubral field RRF simple lobule A SimA
oral surface S1JO retrorubral nucleus RR simple lobule B SimB
primary somatosensory cortex, trunk region retrosplenial agranular cortex RSA simplex fissure simf
S1Tr retrosplenial granular a cortex RSGa solitary tract sol
primary somatosensory cortex, upper lip retrosplenial granular b cortex RSGb sphenoid nucleus Sph
region S1ULp reuniens thalamic nucleus Re spinal trigeminal nucleus, caudal part Sp5C
primary visual cortex, binocular area V1B rhabdoid nucleus Rbd spinal trigeminal nucleus, interpolar part
primary visual cortex, monocular area V1M rhinal fissure rf Sp5I
principal mammillary tract pm rhinal incisura ri spinal trigeminal nucleus, oral part Sp5O
principal sensory trigeminal nucleus Pr5 rhomboid thalamic nucleus Rh spinal trigeminal tract sp5
principal sensory trigeminal nucleus, root of abducens nerve 6n spinal vestibular nucleus SpVe
spinocerebellar tract sc substantia nigra, medial part SNM temporal association cortex TeA
splenium of the corpus callosum scc substantia nigra, reticular part SNR terete hypothalamic nucleus Te
stigmoid hypothalamic nucleus Stg substantia nigra, reticular part, dorsomedial transverse fibers of the pons tfp
stratum radiatum of the hippocampus Rad tier SNRDM trapezoid body tz
stria medullaris of the thalamus sm substantia nigra, reticular part, ventrolateral triangular septal nucleus TS
stria terminalis st tier SNRVL trigeminal ganglion 5Gn
strial part of the preoptic area StA subthalamic nucleus STh trigeminothalamic tract tth
striohypothalamic nucleus StHy sulcus limitans slim trochlear decussation 4x
subbrachial nucleus SubB superficial glial zone of the cochlear nuclei trochlear nerve or its root 4n
subcoeruleus nucleus SubC SGl trochlear nucleus 4
subcoeruleus nucleus, alpha part SubCA superficial gray layer of the superior tuber cinereum area TC
subcoeruleus nucleus, dorsal part SubCD colliculus SuG tuberomammillary nu TM
subcoeruleus nucleus, ventral part SubCV superior cerebellar peduncle (brachium
subcommissural nucleus SCom conjunctivum) scp
subcommissural organ SCO superior cerebellar peduncle, descending limb U
subfornical organ SFO scpd
subgeniculate nucleus SubG superior colliculus SC uncinate fasciculus unc
subiculum S superior medullary velum SMV uvular fissure uf
subincertal nucleus SubI superior paraolivary nucleus SPO
submammillothalamic nucleus SMT superior salivatory nucleus SuS
submedius thalamic nucleus Sub superior thalamic radiation str V
submedius thalamic nucleus, dorsal part superior vestibular nucleus SuVe
SubD suprachiasmatic nucleus SCh vagus nerve or its root 10n
submedius thalamic nucleus, ventral part suprageniculate thalamic nucleus SG vascular organ of the lamina terminalis
SubV supragenual nucleus SGe VOLT
subparafascicular thalamic nucleus SPF supramammillary decussation sumx ventral amygdalofugal pathway vaf
subparafascicular thalamic nucleus, supramammillary nucleus SuM ventral anterior thalamic nucleus VA
parvicellular part SPFPC supramammillary nucleus, lateral part SuML ventral cochlear nucleus VC
subparaventricular zone of the hypothalamus supramammillary nucleus, medial part ventral cochlear nucleus, anterior part VCA
SPa SuMM ventral cochlear nucleus, posterior part VCP
subpedencular tegmental nucleus SPTg supraoculomotor cap Su3C ventral endopiriform nucleus VEn
substantia innominata SI supraoculomotor periaqueductal gray Su3 ventral hippocampal commissure vhc
substantia innominata, basal part SIB supraoptic decussation sox ventral lateral geniculate nucleus VLG
substantia innominata, dorsal part SID supraoptic nucleus SO ventral lateral geniculate nucleus,
substantia innominata, ventral part SIV supraoptic nucleus, retrochiasmatic part SOR magnocellular part VLGMC
substantia nigra, compact part SNC supratrigeminal nucleus Su5 ventral lateral geniculate nucleus,
substantia nigra, compact part, dorsal tier parvicellular part VLGPC
SNCD ventral nucleus of the lateral lemniscus VLL
substantia nigra, compacta part, ventral tier T ventral orbital cortex VO
SNCV ventral pallidum VP
substantia nigra, lateral part SNL tectospinal tract ts ventral peduncular pontine nucleus VPPn
ventral posterior thalamic nucleus, xiphoid thalamic nucleus Xi
parvicellular part VPPC
ventral posterolateral thalamic nucleus VPL
ventral posteromedial thalamic nucleus VPM Z
ventral reuniens thalamic nucleus VRe
ventral spinocerebellar tract vsc zona incerta ZI
ventral tegmental area VTA zona incerta, dorsal part ZID
ventral tegmental decussation vtgx zona incerta, ventral part ZIV
ventral tegmental nucleus VTg zona limitans ZL
ventral tenia tecta VTT zonal layer of the superior colliculus Zo
ventral tuberomammillary nucleus VTM
ventrolateral hypothalamic nucleus VLH
ventrolateral periaqueductal gray VLPAG
ventrolateral preoptic nucleus VLPO
ventrolateral tegmental area VLTg
ventrolateral thalamic nucleus VL
ventromedial hypothalamic nucleus VMH
ventromedial hypothalamic nucleus, anterior
part VMHA
ventromedial hypothalamic nucleus, central
part VMHC
ventromedial hypothalamic nucleus,
dorsomedial part VMHDM
ventromedial hypothalamic nucleus,
ventrolateral part VMHVL
ventromedial pontine nucleus VMPn
ventromedial preoptic nucleus VMPO
ventromedial thalamic nucleus VM
vestibular root of the vestibulocochlear nerve
8vn
vestibulocerebellar nucleus VeCb
vestibulocochlear ganglion 8Gn
vestibulocochlear nerve 8n
vestibulomesencephalic tract veme
visual tegmental relay zone VTRZ
vomeronasal nerve vn
vomeronasal nerve layer VN
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VDB
rf
IPAC
AcbC
LSS
SIB
Pir
VP
CB
HDB
mfba mfbb
lo
VP
2n
ICj
Tu

Figure 17
M1
M2
S1FL
Cg1
S1DZ
cg
Cg2
S1ULp
IG
cc
LV
LSD
SHi
LSI
S2
Ld
CPu
PLd
ec
GI
ZL
MS
LSV
DI
BSTMA
Cl
BSTL
AIP
aca
VDB
DEn
rf
IPAC
SI
VP
LSS
Pir
CB
mfbb
HDB
mfba
SIB
lo
ICj
2n
Tu

Figure 18
M1
M2
S1HL
Cg1
S1FL
cg
S1DZ
Cg2
IG
cc
S1BF
LV
df LSD
LSI
SFi
S2
CPu
LSV
ec
ic
GI
BSTLD
st
MS
ZL
DI
BSTMA
BSTLJ
Cl
ac
MnPO
acp
AIP
LGP
BSTLP
BSTMV
acp
BSTLV
StA
rf
LSS
DEn
ADP
PS
Fu
IPACL
VP
Al VEn
MPOL
IPACM
SIB
LPO
Pe
Pir
CxA
MCPO
mfba
MPA
mfba
AVPe
3V
mfbb
HDB
VP
lo
ICj
VMPO
ox
Tu

Figure 19
1
M1
M2
S1HL
4 Cg1
S1FL
S1DZ
cg
Cg2
6a
6b
IG
S1BF
cc
LV
df
LSD
pcf
ec
LSI
SFi
S2
CPu
ic
LSV
GI
st
BSTMA
DI
LGP
BSTLJ
BSTLD
MnPO
BSTLP
Cl
ac
acp
AIP
BSTLV
BSTMV
acp
rf
ADP
LSS
PS
3V Fu
DEn
StA
IPACL
VP
Pe
IPACM
LPO
VEn
MPOL Pir
SIB
mfba
MCPO
CxA
MPA
mfba
AVPe
mfbb
HDB
VP
lo
ICj
VMPO
VLPO
ox
Tu

M1
Figure 20
M2
S1HL
Cg1
S1FL
S1DZ
cg
Cg2
IG
cc S1BF
LV
LSD
df
ec
LSI
SFi
S2
CPu
LSV
st
GI
ic
BSTMA
BSTLJ
DI
CST
LGP
BSTLP
BSTLI
Cl
ac
MnPO
AIP
BSTMV
IPACL
acp
BSTLV
rf
ADP
DEn
PS
IPACM
StA
Pe
VEn
MPA
VP
LSS
LPO
MPOL
SIB
AVPe
CxA
mfba
MCPO
3V
mfba
Pir
HDB
mfbb
VP
lo
ICj
VMPO
VLPO
ox
Tu

Figure 21
M1
M2
S1HL
S1FL
Cg1
S1DZ
cg
Cg2
S1BF
IG
LSD
cc
LV
df
ec
pcf
SFi
TS
S2
st
SFO
vhc
CPu
BSTS
ic
sm
3V
BSTMPM
GI
BSTMPI
LGP BAC
DI
BSTMPL
BSTLI
Cl
AIP
BSTLP
APF
rf
acp
IPACL
PaAM
mch
DEn
PDP
SID
PaAP
Pe
IPACM
StHy
LSS
SIB
VP
MPA
VEn
Pir
LPO
MPOC
MCPO
mfba
HDB
CxA
mfbb
MPOL
VLPO
AAV
MPOM
lo
ox
Tu
SO

Figure 22
M2
M1
S1HL
Cg1
S1FL
S1DZ
cg
Cg2
S1BF
IG
cc
LV
LSD
df
TS
ec
SFi
vhc
IVF
S2
SFO
D3V
st
AV
CPu
ic
PT
sm
GI
PVA
BSTMPM
DI
LGP
mch
BSTMPI
Cl
Pe
3V
AIP
PaAP
BSTMPL
rf
PaAM
SIV
IPACL
SID
acp
DEn
VP
Pe
StHy
IPACM
LSS
SIB
MPOC
MPOM
AAD
VEn
Pir
LPO
mfb
MCPO
MPA
HDB
ACo
MPOL
CxA
VLH
AAV
LOT
SCh
LA
SO
lo
ox

Figure 23
M1
M2
S1HL
Cg1
S1FL
S1DZ
Cg2
cg
IG
S1BF
cc
df
LV
TS
vhc
ec
SFO
fi
AVDM
D3V
AD
st
sm
PVA
PT
S2
PC
AVVL
IAD
AM
CPu
ic
AMV
Rt
PVA
GI
LGP
Re
DI
rf
Pe
SM
sm
Cl
LSS
AIP
PaAP
IPACL
AStr
MPA
3V IPACM
SIV
BSTMPL
DEn
SID
SIB
Pir
LH
MPO
mfb
AAD
AHA
VEn
MCPO
BMA
AAV
VLH
LA
ACo
LOT
SO
SCh
CxA
MeAD
ox
lo

Figure 24
M2
M1
S1HL
Cg1
S1FL
S1DZ
Cg2
cg
IG
S1BF
cc
df
TS
LV
vhc
fi
SFO
AVDM
ec
AD
D3V
sm
st
S2
PVA
PT
PC
AVVL
CPu
CM
IAD
AM
ic
Rt
GI
AMV
PVA
DI
LGP
Re
Cl
B
rf
AIP
sm
VRe
3V
IPACL
SM
PaAP
AStr
DEn
SI
BSTMPL
IPACM
LSS
Pe
LH
VEn
AAD
AHA
mfb
Pir
Cir
MCPO
MPO
AAV
BMA
VLH
LA
LOT
ACo
SO
CxA
SCh
MeAD
ox
lo

M2 M1
Figure 25
RSA
S1HL
S1FL
S1DZ
RSGb
cg
S1BF
IG
cc
df
TS
LV
CA3
S1
vhc
SFO
DG
ec
AVDM
fi
D3V
sm
st
AD
MD
ic
PVA
S2
PC
PT AVVL
Rt
CPu
VA
VA
AM
LGP
IAM
GI
mt
Rh
AMV
DI
Re
rf
VRe
AIP
ZI
IPAC
Cl
SI
AStr
PaAP
CeM
BLA
LH
DEn
CeC
mfb
AHA
AA
VEn
MCPO
Pe
BMA
AHC
SO
3V
LOT
ACo
RCh
CxA
sox
MeAD
ox

Figure 26
M2
M1
S1HL
RSA
S1FL
S1DZ
RSGb
cg
IG
S1BF
cc
df
TS
LV
S1
fi
DG
LDVL
D3V
sm
AD
MHb
st
ec
MD
AVDM
PVA
PC
PC
S2
PT
ic
AVVL
CM
eml
AM
IAD
Rt
VA
CPu
IAM
GI
AMV
mt
Rh
DI
LGP
Re
VM
rf
LaDL
Xi
Sub
Cl
IPAC
AIP
VRe
AStr
ns
ZI
PaDC
3V
al
PaLM
DEn
CeL
PaMP
CeC
CeM
SI
LH
f
SPa
BLA
mfb
PaV
cst
AHP
VEn
Pe
AHC
BMA
MeAD
LOT
opt
ACo
SO
BAOT
RCh
sox
CxA

Figure 27
M2
RSA
M1
S1HL
S1FL
S1DZ
RSGb
cg
S1BF
IG
cc
df
DHC
dhc
CA3
S1
LV
DG
fi LDVL
D3V
AD
sm
MHb
st
S2
MD
PVA
AVVL
PC
PT
AVDM
ec
iml
CM
GI
CPu
IAD
VA
Rt
AM
IAM
AMV
DI
mt
ic
Rh
LGP
Sub
AIP
VM
Cl
rf
Re
LaDL
Xi
IPAC
VRe
ZI
ns
PaMP
DEn
PaDC
CeC
CeM
PaLM
CeL
al
SI
SPa
LH
BLA
mfb
PaV
AHP
IM
cst
VEn
MeAD
Pir
AHC
BMA
3V
Pe
opt
SO
ACo
BAOT
CxA
sox
RCh

Figure 28
M1
M2
S1HL
RSA
S1FL
S1DZ
RSGb
cg
IG
S1BF
cc
DHC
df
alv
dhc
CA3
S1
LV
fi
ec
MHb
DG
LDDM
D3V
AD
sm
st LDVL
LHb
CL
PVA
MDL
S2
AV
iml
MDM
VL
PC
CM
CPu
VPL
GI
eml
VA
AM
IAM
Rt
ic
DI
Rh
LGP
Sub
IPAC
mt
Re
rf
AIP
AStr
VM
Xi
VRe
CeC
MGP
ns
LaDL
ZI
CeL
al
DEn
PaPo
vaf
CeM
SI
IMG
cst
mfb Stg
BLA
LH
PaMP
SPa
AHP
MeAD
IM
Acc
3V
VEn
Pe
AHC
MeAV
BMA
opt
VMHA
Pir
ACo
sox
TC
CxA
aot
BAOT
ArcD
ArcM
ArcL
SOR
ME

Figure 29
M2
M1
RSA
S1Tr
S1DZ
cg
RSGb
IG
alv
cc
df
S1BF
CA1
CA2
dhc
DHC
CA3
LV
ec
MHb
fi DG
sm
LDVL
LDDM
D3V
LHb
st
PV
MDC
MDL
CL
iml
S2
IMD
MDM
VPM
PC VL
CM
eml
GI
Rt
ic
CPu
VPL
IAM
LGP
DI
Rh
Sub
VM
IPAC
rf
mt Re
AIP
AStr
VRe
LaDL
CeL
MGP
Xi
cst
ZI
A13
ns
DA
DEn
CeC
IMG
SI
Stg
PaPo
CeM
al
AHP
Pe
LH
BLA
3V
mfb
MeAD
BLP
VMHDM
VEn
Pir
TC
MeAV
BMA
BLV
opt
VMHC
VMHVL
sox
ACo
ArcM CxA
BAOT
PLCo
ArcD
ArcL
SOR
MEI
MEE

Figure 30
M2
M1
RSA
S1Tr
S1DZ
RSGb
cg
IG
alv cc
df
DHC
S1BF
CA1
CA2
dhc
CA3
LV
PoDG
MHb
fi
DG
LDDM
sm
D3V
LDVL
LHb
st
ec
PV
MDC
CL
S2
iml Ang
MDL
Po Rt
MDM
IMD
MDPL
PC
CPu
VPM
GI
CM
eml
VL
ic
VPL
LGP
DI
SubD
Rh
rf
IPAC
lab
scp
VM
SubV
AIP
LaVM
B
LaDL
AStr
Re
mt
CeL
VRe
MGP
ZI
cst CeC
LaVL
A13
ns
CeM
SubI
DEn
DA
al
MePD
BSTIA
BLA
opt
DMD
LH
mfb
I
f
BLP
TC
3V
Pe MeAD
VEn
VMHDM
BMA
BMP
BLV
VMHC
sox
MePV
ACo
VMHVL
aot
Pir
PLCo
ArcD
ArcM
ArcL
SOR

Bregma -2.56 mm
Figure 31
M1
M2
RSA
S1Tr
S1DZ
RSGb
cg
IG
alv
S1BF
CA1
df cc
CA2
dhc
CA3
PoDG
LV
DG
fi
LDVL
sm
D3V
LDDM
LHb
st
MHb
PV
S2
iml
ec
MDC
CL
Ang
MDL
Po
Rt
GI
IMD
MDM
PC
VPM
DI
CM
CPu
eml
VPL
VL
ic
Ect
LGP
Rh
SubD
lab
VM
scp
rf
IPAC
SubV
cst B
Re
PRh
LaDL
AStr
VRe
CeL
mt
MGP
ZI
LaVM
LEnt
CeC
A13
CeM
ns
3V DEn
SubI
LaVL
DA
MCLH
BSTIA
al
BLA
BLP
opt
MePD
DMD
PeF
mfb LH
VEn
VMHDM
MeAD
BMA BLV
Pe
TC
sox
VMHC
ArcD
MePV
Pir
BMP
ACo
SOR
PLCo
VMHVL
ArcL
ArcM

MEE
MEI
Figure 32
M2
M1
RSA
S1Tr
S1DZ
cg
RSGb
alv
IG
CA1
S1BF
df
cc
hf
CA2
dhc
CA3
S2
PoDG
LHbM
LV
LHbL
D3V
sm
fi
LDVL
LDDM
MHb
AuD
LPMR
ec
st
PVP
iml
MDL
MDM
Po
CL
Rt
MDC
IMD
AuV
VPM
PC
eml
CPu
CM
VL
VPL
Rh
ic
Ect
LGP
scp
rf
Sub
VM
AStr
ml
st
eml
Re
PRh
VRe
CeC
LaDL
ZID
mt
CeL
A11
LEnt
Do
ZIV
MGP
LaVM
DA
SubI
opt
3V
LaVL
ns
DEn
BSTIA
Pe
BLA
mfb
LH
MePD
PeF
DMD
DMC
BLP
f
I
sox
MCLH
BMP
MePV
VEn
BL V
VMHC
TC
PMCo Pir
MTu
BMA
VMHDM
SOR
ArcD
VMHVL
PLCo
ArcM
ArcL
MEE
MEI

Figure 33
M2
RSA M1
S1Tr
S1DZ
RSGb
cg
alv
S1BF
IG
CA1
df
cc
hf
dhc
CA2
FC
S2
CA3
DG
PoDG
LV
MHb
LHbM
AuD
LHbL
LDVL
D3V
sm
LPMR
CPu
fi
LDDM
Au1
PVP
st
CL
Rt
IMD
MDC
MDL
Po
iml
AuV
MDM
VPM
ec
PC VPL
eml
CM
OPC imvc
LGP
Ect
CPu
ic
ml
VM
scp
st
Re
rf
PRh
ZIV
CeL
VRe
eml
ZID
LaDL
AStr
LEnt
A11
mt
opt
LaVM
CeC
3V
SubI
MGP
LaVL
PH
DEn
BSTIA
ns
MCLH
mfb
DMD
LH
BLA
Pe
BLP
PeF
MePD
sox
VEn
DMV
DMC
BMP
MePV
Te BLV
TC
VMHC
Pir
MTu
VMHDM
PMCo
PLCo
ArcD VMHVL
ArcM
Interaural 5.70 mm ArcL
MEI
MEE
Bregma -3.30 mm
Figure 34
M2
M1
RSA
S1Tr
RSGb
cg
S1BF
IG
CA1
cc
df
dhc
hf
alv
S2
CA2
PoDG
CA3
DG
AuD
D3V
LHbM
MHb
DLG
sm
LV
LPMR
LDVL
VLG
ec
LHbL
fi
fr Au1
PVP
Po
iml
CL
st
MDL
ic
Rt
MDM
eml
IMD
ic
CPu
AuV
VPM
PC
VPL
CM
OPC
rf
Ect
VPPC
ml
A11
AStr
PRh
ZID
VM
opt
LaDL
scp
LV
LEnt
ZIV
LaVM
mt
STh
PH
SubI
ns
sox
st
LaVL
DEn
Pe
3V
BSTIA
MePD
BLP
LH
mfb
PeF
Pir
DMD
BMP
VEn
AHiAL
PMCo
BLV
DMV
Te
ArcD
VMHC
PLCo
VMHVL
ArcM
ArcL
Interaural 5.40 mm InfS
Bregma -3.60 mm
Figure 35
RSA
PtA
RSGb
Or
cg
Py
Rad
LMol
Mol
S1BF
GrDG
IG
CA1
alv
df
cc
hf
dhc
CA2
PoDG
AuD
Hil
LHbM
CA3
LHbL
DG
D3V
sm
LPLR
DLG
LPMR
Au1
fi
MHb
VLG
ec
PVP
fr
iml Po
CL
eml
PF
AuV
VPL
st
Rt
PoMn
MD
CPu
ic OPC
TeA
VPM
PF
CM
Ect
VPPC
opt
ml
SPF
rf
PRh
VM
ZID
scp
fi
LaDL
ZIV
LEnt
sox
STh
mt
PH
LaVM
LV
LH
ns
mfb
DEn
3V
MePD
BSTIA
Gem
BLP
AHiAL
PSTh
DTM
BMP
Pir
PMCo
PMV
Te
ArcMP
VTM
ArcLP
PLCo
InfS
af

Figure 36
RSA
PtA
RSGb
cg
IG
S1BF
hf
CA1
df
cc
IBl
dhc
alv
PoDG
CA3
CA2
OBl
AuD
bsc
hbc
DG
IMA
D3V
sm
LPMR
LPLR
DLG
LHbL
APTD
Au1
MHb
IGL
VLGPC
LHbM
VLGMC
Po
str
fi
AuV
Rt
PVP
PF
fr
VPL
VPM
LV
TeA
SubG
ec
opt
pv
Ect
VPPC
ic
ml
SPF
rf
ZID
PR
PRh
scp
ZIV
3V
CA3
LEnt
LaDL
PH
ns
LaVM
Gem
STh
DEn
mfb
SMT
PSTh
cp
BLP
SuM
LH
AHiPM
Pir
DG
AHiAL
BMP
PMD
DTM
PMCo
MRe
APir
PMV
VTM
ArcMP
ArcLP
PLCo
af
InfS

Figure 37
RSA
V2MM
PtA
RSGb
cg
S1
IG
CA1
cc
df
hf
IBl
dhc
AuD
PoDG
CA2
OBl
DG
hbc
IMA
LPLR
bsc
CA3
D3V
Au1
LPMR
DLG
MHb
VLGPC
APTD
VLGMC
str
fi
IGL
ec
PrC
alv
Po
AuV
ar
VPL
PF
VPM
TeA
fr
PVP
SubG
pv
VPPC
opt
SPFPC
Ect
rf
RI
ml
ic
3V
PR
ZID
scp
PRh
sox
PH
ZIV
mtg
LV
CA3
LEnt
Gem
ns
STh
SMT
sumx
mfb
LH
SuM
DEn
cp
pm
BLP
ML
Pir
DG
AHiPM
MMn
AHiAL
MM
APir
PMCo
VTM
MRe PMD
PLCo
af
ArcMP

Figure 38
V2MM
RSA
V2ML
RSGb
PtA
cg
IG
cc
df
CA1
S1
hf
alv
dhc
AuD
PoDG
bsc
DG
CA3
CA2
PiRe
LPMC
IMA
hbc
Au1
APTD
OPT
DLG
pc
SCO
LPMR
MPT
3V
alv
IGL
str
LPLC
PrC
AuV
APTV
VLGMC
LPLR
Sc
VLGPC
PVP
ar
Po
TeA
VPM
PF
ec
Eth
SPFPC
pv
Ect
SubG
CA2
fr
opt
ic
ml
fr
ZID
PRh
CA3
scp
PR
RI
rf
PH
sox
3V
ZIV
LEnt
mtg
LV
SNR
sumx
ns
DEn
LH
Gem
SuM
mfb
cp
BLP
pm
Pir
DG
MMn
AHiPM
MM
LM
VTM
ML
APir
PMCo
MRe
PLCo
ArcMP
af

Figure 39
V2MM
RSA
V2ML
V2L
RSGb
cg
alv
PtA
df
scc
CA1
AuD
hf
dhc
PoDG
DG
Au1
bsc
OT
LPMC
OPT
IMA
MPT
APTD
hbc
LPLC
PLi
DLG
PCom
PLi
pc
AuV
CA2
SG
MGD
str
SCO
APTV
IGL
dlf
MGM
SCom
alv
TeA
MCPC
MGV
VLGPC
PAG
VLGMC
PoT
PIL
ctg
opt
Eth
CA3
LT
Dk
Ect
IMLF
SPFPC
3V
PRh
PR
scp
rf ml
CA1
fr
ZIV
ZID
mtg
RI
sumx
SNR
PBP
ns
LH
DEn
SNCD
LEnt
SuMM
SuML
mp
mfb
BLP
mt
cp
DG
APir
AHiPM
MM
LM
ML
PMCo
af

Figure 40
RSA
V2MM
V2ML
V2L
RSGb
cg
alv
scc
PtA
CA1
FC
dhc
AuD
hf
PoDG
DG
PiRe
Au1
bsc
OT
PPT
LPMC
MPT
OPT
IMA
csc
LPLC
APTD
DLG
PAG
pc
PCom
MGD
AuV
CA2
PLi
SG
CA3
dlf
opt
MCPC
alv
PAG
Aq
MGV
MZMG
TeA
PoT
ctg
APTV
dtg
IMLFG
MGM
PIL
Dk
PP
CA1
SPFPC
EW
Ect
DpMe
REth
IMLF
MA3
PRh
rf
LT
SNL
scp
PR
ZI
ml
PBP
RLi
mtg
SNRVL
VTRZ
vtgx
fr
PBP
SNCD
LEnt
IF
SNM
VTA
SNRDM
PN
DEn
IPF
MT
mp
cp
APir
MM
AHiPM
af
PMCo

Figure 41
RSA
V2MM
V2ML
RSGb
cg
V2L
CA1
scc
PtA
dhc
FC
hf
AuD
PiRe
alv
PoDG
DG
SC
bsc
LPLC
MPT
OT
PPT
Au1
LPMC
SC
OPT
csc
DLG
IMA
DMPAG
pc
APTD
PCom
SG
MGD
opt
AuV
dlf
PLi
CA3
alv
LPAG
Aq
MGV
ctg
MCPC
MZMG
CA2
dtg
MGM
APTV
TeA
PoT
Dk
IMLFG
IMLF
PIL
EW
DpMe
Ect
PP
REth
LT
SPFPC
MA3
PRh
CA1
rf
SNL
scp
ml PBP
RPC
RLi
mtg
vtgx
SNCD
VTRZ
PBP
fr
IF
SNR
VTA
DEn
PN
MT
IPF
mp
aopt
LEnt
DG
cp
APir
MM
AHiPM
af
PMCo

Figure 42
V2MM
RSA
V2ML
V1M
V1B
cg
RSGb
V2L
fmj
Post
RSGa
PtA
CA1
hf
Zo
alv
AuD
SuG
Op
PoDG
InG
DG
bsc
Au1
OT
InWh
csc
PPT
LPMC
DMPAG
DpG
DpWh
PLi
DLPAG
AuV
MGD
dlf
LPAG
SG
Aq CA2
MZMG
MGV
alv
APT
TeA
EW CA3
dtg
ctg
Dk IMLFG
MGM
MA3
DpMe PoT
IMLF
mlf
PP
PIL
PaR
Ect
mtg
LT
SNL
Min
rf
scp
RPC
ELm
PRh
VTRZ
RMC
RLi
ml
CA1
SNR
vtgx
DEn
PBP
SNCD
hf
IPDM
VTA
IF
3n
LEnt
PN
SNM
AHiPM
IPR
APir
mp
fr
cp
IPC
IPRL PMCo
3n
MM
af

Figure 43
V2MM
V2ML
RSA
V1M
V1B
cg
RSGb
fmj
V2L
RSGa
Zo
Post
PtA
hf
SuG
AuD
Op
DG
PoDG
alv
InG
CA1
csc
InWh
OT
Au1
bsc
DMPAG
DLPAG
PPT
DpG
LPMC
PLi
alv
DpWh
MGD
dlf
SG
CA3
Aq
LPAG
AuV
MGV
CA2
MZMG
IMLF
Dk
EW
APT
dtg
MGM
ctg
TeA
IMLFG
PoT
DpMe
MA3
PIL
PP
mlf
Ect
PaR
SNL
Min
rf
PRh
scp
RLi
ELm
CA1
vtgx
SNR
mtg
PBP
hf
DEn
ml
IPDM
VTA
SNCD
IF
PN
LEnt
APir
SNM
3n
IPR
4n
AHiPM
mp
cp
IPC
IPRL
3n
PMCo
af

Figure 44
V2MM
RSA
V2ML
V1M
V1B
RSGb
fmj
V2L
RSGa
Zo
Post
SuG
Op
AuD
DG
InG
PoDG
csc
InWh
OT
DT
bsc
alv
Au1
DpG
DMPAG
dlf
DpWh
DLPAG
MGD
CA2
LPAG
SG
Aq
Su3C
CA3
bic
AuV
MZMG
EW
MGM
dtg MGV
hf IMLFG
Su3
3PC
DpMe
IMLF
TeA
PIL
ctg
PP
mlf
RLi
SNL
Ect
dtgx
scp
PaR
RPC
SNCD
vtgx
rf
PRh
RMC
CA1
DG
SNR
PBP
3n
mtg
CLi
DEn
SNCV
VTA
LEnt
IPDM
ml
IPDL
SNM
IPR
AHiPM
APir
cp
IPL
IPI
PMCo
IPC
af

V2MM
V2ML
Figure 45
RSA
V1M
V1B
RSGb
fmj
V2L
RSGa
Zo
Post
SuG
Op
InG
AuD
csc
DpG
DpWh
DMPAG
InWh
Au1
CA1
bsc
dlf
DT
PoDG
DLPAG
MGD
AuV
hf
DG
Hil
Aq
LPAG
SG
TeA
Su3C
MGV
bic
EW
IMLF
ctg
Su3
3PC
MGM
ltg
dtg
DpMe
IMLFG
Ect
mlf
SubB
PaR
PRh
dtgx
RPC
scp
rf
PrS
RMC
vtgx
mtg RRF
PaS
rs
MEntV
CLi
SNR
IPDM
VTA
SNCD
ml
IPDL
IPR
LEnt
IPL
cp
s5
IPC
IPI
tfp
bas

Figure 46
V2MM
V2ML
RSA
V1M
V1B
RSGb
fmj
RSGa
Zo
V2L
SuG
Post
Op
InG
InWh
DpG
hf
DMPAG
DG
dlf
DpWh
bsc
DLPAG
TeA
Me5
bic
me5
CA1
Aq
LPAG
Su3C
BIC
ts
EW
Su3
ltg
3PC
ctg
MG
DpMe
dtg
SubB
Ect
PrS
mlf
dtgx
PRh
PaS
rf
mtg
RRF
A8
CLi
scp
PPTg
MEnt
xscp
IPDM
rs
VTA
LEnt
B9
IPA
cp
ml
IPL
s5
m5
bp
IPI
IPC
Pn
tfp
Bregma -6.72 mm
Figure 47
V2ML
V2MM
V1M
RSA
V1B
RSGb
fmj
RSGa
Zo
SuG
Post
V2L
Op
InG
InWh
DpG
CA1
bsc
DpWh
DMPAG
dlf
GrDG
DLPAG
hf
TeA
DG
bic
Aq
me5
LPAG
Me5
Su3C
BIC
MG
EW
ts
Su3
ctg
ltg
Ect
3PC
dtg
DpMe
PrS
SubB
mlf
PRh
mtg
PaS
dtgx
rf
RRF
A8
CLi
xscp
Dsc
PPTg
MEnt
IPDM
Rbd
cp
rs
VTA
LEnt
B9
IPA
tth
IPL
ml
s5
IPC
m5
IPI
bp
Pn
tfp
Bregma -6.80 mm
Figure 48
V2MM
V1M
RSA
V1B
RSGb
RSGa
fmj
Zo
SuG
V2L
Op
Post
InG
InWh
DpG
bsc
DpWh
DMPAG
dlf
hf
DLPAG
TeA
Me5
me5
Aq
LPAG
bic
Su3C
BIC
DR
ltg
ts
PrS
Su3
3PC
ctg
Ect
DpMe
dtg
I3
SubB
PaS
PRh
mlf
MiTg
A8
RRF
ts
CLi
PBG
mtg
Dsc
PPTg
rf
xscp
MEnt
RR
LEnt
Rbd
ipt
rs
IPA
IPL
B9
cp
tth
bp
s5
ml
IPI
IPC
m5
Pn
tfp

Bregma -7.04 mm
V2MM
Figure 49
V1M
RSA
V1B
RSGb
RSGa
Zo
fmj
SuG
V2L
Op
InG
InWh
Post
DpG
DMPAG
TeA
dlf
DpWh
DLPAG
PrS
Aq
BIC
LPAG
InCo
bic
me5
Me5
DRD
Su3C
Ect
ltg
ts
Su3
SubB
3PC PaS
DpMe
ctg
DRV
dtg
PBG
PRh
MiTg
Pa4
mlf
rf
CLi
Dsc
PL
RR
PPTg
xscp
MEnt
LEnt
ipt
Rbd
PnO
rs
ll
MnR
RtTg
mcp
s5
B9
tth
ml
lfp
Pn
m5
Pn
bp
tfp

Bregma -7.30 mm
Figure 50
V2MM
RSA V1M
V1B
RSGb
RSGa
Zo
V2L
SuG
fmj
Op
InG
InWh
Post
DpG
TeA
DMPAG
DpWh
PrS
dlf
DLPAG
BIC
InCo
Aq
LPAG
ECIC
bic
Ect
me5
PaS
Me5
VLPAG
DRD
ll
DpMe
PRh
DRVL
ctg
dtg
MiTg
DRV
Pa4
mlf
PBG
CLi
PPTg
Dsc
rf
RR
xscp
SPTg
MEnt
Rbd
LEnt
ATg
PL
ERS
ts
rs
PnO
VLL
mcp
s5
PMnR
ll
RtTgP
MnR
tth
m5
RtTg
B9
ml
bp
lfp
Pn

tfp
bas
Figure 51
V2MM
V1M
RSA
V1B
RSGb
RSGa
Zo
V2L
SuG
Post
fmj
Op
InG
InWh
DpG
TeA
PrS
ECIC
DpWh
DMPAG
1 2
DLPAG
InCo
BIC
PaS
Ect
Aq
LPAG
bic
me5
Me5
PRh
VLPAG
ll
DRD
DpMe
DRVL
MiTg
dtg
Dsc
DRV
PBG
MEnt
mlf
PPTg
xscp
LEnt
Rbd
SPTg ILL
PL
ts
ATg
mcp PMnR
rs
VLL
PnO
MnR
s5
RtTg
RtTgP
m5
B9
DMPn
tth
ll
DLPn
ml
m5
DPPn
lfp
VPPn
LPn
MPn
VMPn

bp
tfp
bas
Figure 52
V1M
V2MM
V1B
RSA
RSGa
fmj
V2L
Zo
SuG
Op
Post
InG
InWh
TeA
DpG
DpWh
ECIC
DMPAG
InCo
DLPAG
PaS
Ect
Aq
LPAG
BIC
me5
Me5
bic
VLPAG
Dsc
CnF
ll
DRD
4n
DRVL
MiTg
PRh
DpMe
DRV
dtg
rf
PBG
MEnt
mlf
LEnt
scp
cll
xscp
PPTg
Rbd
SPTg
ILL
ATg
PL
MnR
ts
PnO
PMnR
rs
mcp
VLL
s5
RtTgP
VLTg
RtTg
m5
ll
tth
ml RPO
lfp
bp
Pn
tfp
Bregma -8.00 mm
Figure 53
V1M
V2MM
V1B
Pi
RSA
RSGa V2L
TeA
Post
cic
PaS
ECIC Ect
DMPAG
Dsc
DLPAG
Aq
LPAG
PRh
me5
Me5
MEnt
VLPAG
DRVL
CnF
4n
ll
LEnt
DRD
PPTg
DLL
dtg
DRV
Rbd
cll
scp
mlf
DRI
PL
ILL
SPTg
VLL
VTg
mcp
PMnR ll
PnO
ts
MnR
rs
ll
m5
s5
VLTg
vsc
tz
RtTg
VLL
ll
RtTgP
tth
ll
Tz
ml
RPO
py

Bregma -8.30 mm
V1M
Figure 54
V1B
V2L
DCIC
RSA
TeA
cic
Ect
PaS
DMPAG
PRh
ECIC
ReIC
Dsc
CIC
LPAG
MEnt
LEnt
Sag
me5 Me5
ll
VLPAG
CnF
4n
cll
LDTg
LPBS
LPBC
dtg
DLL
DRC
scp
DTgP
LPBE
vsc
mcp
MPB
LDTgV
mlf
DMTg
VTg
KF
DRI
SubCD
PnR
A7
ts
P5
s5
PnO
PC5
m5
SubCV
Pr5
rs
MSO
RtTg
vsc
tz
A5
RPO
tth
SPO
ml
Tz
LVPO
tz
py
MVPO
bas

Figure 55
V1M
V1B
V2L
RSA
DCIC
cic
Ect
DMPAG
PaS
PRh
CIC ECIC
ReIC
3 2
MEnt
LPAG
4n
MEnt
Sag
Cb
Me5
me5
ll
CnF
4n
LPBS
LPBC
LDTg
DRC
dtg
DLL
DTgP
scp
LPBE
vsc
VTg
MPB
mcp
LDTgV
mlf
KF
SubCD
DRI
DMTg
Su5
DMTg
A7
VCA
PC5
ts Mo5
P5
PnR
PnO
s5
Pr5VL
m5
RtTg
SubCV
rs
DPO
tz
A5
LSO
SPO
tth
ml
MSO
Tz
vsc
tz
LVPO
MVPO
py
bas

Figure 56
V1M
V1B
Cb
V2L
DCIC
RSA
cic
Ect
PaS
ReIC
PRh
ECIC
MEnt
CIC
Sag
LPBV
LPBI
4n
LPBD
SMV
4V RL
2&3
LC
LPBCr
LPBC
LDTg
vsc
scp
Me5
Bar
mcp
LPBE
me5
MPB
DTgP
MPBE
DRC
DTgC
Su5
KF
SubCA
mlf
PnR
SubCD VCA
Mo5DL
DMTg
P5
I5
ts
m5
Mo5VM
s5
Pr5VL
RtTg
SubCV
PnC
A5
DPO
rs
PnV
tth
RMg
LSO
6n
tz
SPO
MSO
ml
Tz
tz
LVPO
vsc
MVPO
py
bas

Figure 57
V1M
Cb
V1B
V2L
RSA
DCIC
PaS
Ect
PRh
MEnt
ReIC
CIC
ECIC
3 2
Sim
PCTg
LPBI
LPBD
LPBV
4n
4V LPBC
SMV
DRC
LPBE
2&3
vsc
LPBCr
LC
LDTg
scp Me5
DTgC
Bar
me5
MPB
mcp
CGB
DTgP
MPBE
Pr5DM
LR4V
SubCA
scpd
Su5
chp
CGA
mlf
Mo5DL
DMTg
SubCD
P5
Mo5VM VCA
PFl
I5
ts
PnR
Pr5VL
RtTg
m5
s5
SubCV
PnC
RIP
A5
DPO
PnV
rs
RMg
tth
LSO
SPO
ml
vsc
MSO
Tz
tz
py
LVPO
MVPO
bas

Figure 58
5
Cx
DCIC
CIC
Sim
prf
Crus1
ECIC
PCTg
4&5
LPBV
LPBV
LPBC
LPBC
PFl
LPBE
LPBE
LC
plf
vsc
4V
PCGS
SMV
mcp
scp
CGPn
MPB
Bar
Sph Fl
me5
Me5
LR4V
PDTg
CGB
Su5
SubCA
I5
CGA
Pr5DM
O
SGl
scpd
II
mlf
SubCD
P5
DMTg
m5
Mo5
VCA
Acs5
s5 ts
ocb
pd
Pr5VL
SubCV
Jx5
PnC
RIP
8vn
7n
DPO
A5
PnV
tz
LSO
RMg
rs
tth
SPO
tz
Tz
ml
MSO
LVPO
py
vsc
MVPO
bas

Figure 59
5
Cx
DCIC
ECIC
psf
prf
Crus1
Sim
LPBV
PBW
plf vsc
LC
1 PFl
4V
mcp
SMV
scp
Sph
PCGS
LR4V
Bar
Fl
MPB
Me5
me5
PDTg
CGB
Pr5DM
SubCA
CGA
P5
II
SubCD
mlf
DMTg
Mo5
VCA
m5
sp5
Acs5
ts
pd
ocb
SubCV
Pr5VL
PnC
8vn
RIP
Acs6
7n
A5
DPO
rs
PnV
RMg
tth
tz
tz
LSO
SPO
RPa
ml
Tz
vsc MSO
LVPO
py
MVPO
bas

Figure 60
5
SimA
SimB
pcuf
prf
Sim
psf
Crus1
pfs
mcp
plf
PFl
MPB
icp
unc
vsc
LPBV
scp
LC
SMV
SuVe
4V
LR4V
Bar
me5
PDTg
Me5
MVeMC
Fl
CGG
PCGS
prb
8vn
SGl
CGA
plf veme
CGB
Pr5DM
VCA
P5
mlf
ocb
Pa6
PCRtA
I8
sp5
8cn
ts
IS
7n
Pr5VL
IRt
pd
PnC
Acs6
A5
rs RMg
PnV
tz
MSO
LSO
tth
tz
SPO
RPa
vsc ml
Tz
py
LVPO
bas
MVPO

Figure 61
6
prf
simf
Sim
pcuf
Crus1
psf
pfs
unc
PFl
scp
plf
LC
SGl
icp Fl
LR4V
SuVe
SMV
DC
MVePC
8vn
4V
plf
SGe
LVe
MVeMC
VCA
CGPn
g7 ocb
EVe
prb
DMSp5
PCRtA
mlf
7n
sp5
Sp5O
I8
Pa6
IS
pd
8cn
PnC
ts
8Gn
IRt
Pr5VL
Acs7
SuS
Gi
A5
P7
rs
tz 7 GiA
LPGi
RMg
tth
ml
RPa
CPO
vsc
py
bas

6
simf
Figure 62
prf
Sim
psf
pcuf
Crus1
pfs
Lat
unc
PFl
scp
A4
SuVe
LC
Fl
SMV
plf
MVePC
DC
icp
LR4V
LVe
4V MVeMC
8vn VCA
GrC
SGe
g7
mlf
prb
VCP
PCRtA
Pa6
DMSp5
IS
sp5
Sp5O
pd
IRt
SuS
ts
Gi Acs7
6n
P7
A5
GiA
LPGi
rs
RMg
tz
tth
ml
PPy
vsc
RPa
py
bas

6
Figure 63
prf
simf
Sim
psf
pcuf
Crus1
pfs 2&3
Lat
IntA
scp
jx
VeCb
LR4V
SuVe
A4
PFl
icp
MVePC
SMV
LVe
DC
4V
Pr
MVeMC
8vn
g7
CI
mlf
GrC
lvs Sol
8n
VCP
sp5
IS
DPGi
DMSp5
PCRtA
IRt
pd
Acs7
Sp5O
ts
SuS
Gi
P7
rs
A5
LPGi
RMg
GiA
tz
ml
PPy
vsc
RPa
py
bas

Figure 64
6
prf
Sim
psf
Crus1
pcuf
pfs
2&3
IntA
Lat
Lat
scp
Inf
Y VeCb
SuVe
LR4V
A4
PFl
LR4V
LVe
das
icp
MVePC
DC
icp
SMV
4V
SpVe
Pr
MVeMC
GrC
CI
SolRL
g7
8n
VCP
mlf
IS
sp5 DPGi
IRt
DMSp5D
Acs7
pd
Sp5O
DMSp5V
PCRtA
ts
Gi
tz
rs
LPGi
GiA
A5
RMg
P7
vsc
ml
PPy
RPa
py
bas

6
Figure 65
prf
psf
Sim
4&5
Crus1
pcuf
IntDL
IntDM
IntA
Lat
IntA
2&3
Inf
LatPC
VeCb
A4
4V
LVe DC
LR4V
jx das
PFl
SMV
MVePC
icp
SpVe
4V
MVeMC
Pr
sol
8n
mlf
VCP
asc7
GrC
CI
DMSp5D
SolIM
sp5
SolRL
pd
PCRtA
DPGi
DMSp5V
IRt
IS
ts
Sp5O
Acs7
Gi
P7
7DL
7DM
ROb
7DI
rs
7L
LPGi 7VI
RMg
GiA
7VM
PPy
ml
vsc C1
R VL
py
RPa
bas

Figure 66
simf
psf
Sim
prf
Crus1
4&5
icf
MedDL
Crus2
IntDM
IntA
2&3
IntP
Lat
Med
IntPPC
LatPC
IntPPC
DC
PFl
ECu
LR4V
SpVe
MVePC
icp
8n 4V
MVeMC
SolIM
Pr
SolM
C3
SolRL
sol
B4
CI
IS
DMSp5D
sp5
SolVL mlf
IRt
PCRt
DPGi
pd
DMSp5V
Sp5O
ts
Amb
Gi
ROb
P7
rs
LPGi
GiA
RMg 7
PPy
RVL
ml
C1
vsc
RPa
py
bas

Figure 67
6
prf
Crus1
icf
Med
Crus2
IntP
plf
Cop
PFl
10
ECu
SpVe
MVePC
4V
LR4V
icp
SolIM
Pr
SolM
MVeMC
C3
sol
PFl
B4
sp5
mlf
EF
DMSp5D
SolVL
CI
DMSp5V
DPGi
pd
PCRt
IRt
Sp5I
ts
ROb
Amb
Gi
rs
Bo
10n
R VL
ml
C1
IOD
GiV
LPGi
MRVL
vsc
RPa
py
IOM IOPr

Figure 68
6
prf
Crus1
icf
Crus2
plf
Cop
10
PFl
LR4V
ECu
SpVe
icp
MVePC
4V
C3
Pr
sol
MVeMC
SolM
B4
DMSp5
EF
SolVL
mlf
SolIM
sp5
CI
DPGi
PCRt
pd
Sp5I
IRt
Gi
ts
Amb
ROb
Bo
rs
RVL
C1
ml
GiV
IOD
vsc
LPGi
MRVL
IOPr
RPa
py
IOM

Figure 69
Crus1
icf
Crus2
PM
plf
Cop
10
LR4V
ECu
SpVe
icp
MVe
4V
FVe
SolM
sp5
sol
Pr
DMSp5
C3
SolIM
B4
C2
mlf
EF
SolVL
CI
DPGi
PCRt
IRt
Li Sp5I
pd
Amb
ts
Gi
rs
PrBo
GiV
RVL
C1
ml
ROb
IOD
LPGi
vsc
IOM
RPa
py
IOPr

Figure 70
Crus1
icf
ppf
Crus2
sf
plf
PM
Cop
10
pms
ECu
Pa5
FVe
MVe
icp
Cu
SolIM
sol
SolM
In
C2
E5
DMSp5
SolVL
12
C3
10
Ro
B4
sp5
mlf
PCRt
Sp5I
CI
DPGi
IRt
PMn
ts
Li
Amb
Gi
rs
RVRG
dsc/oc
RVL
ml
ROb
GiV
C1
LPGi
IOD
vsc
IOM
IODM
IOPr
RPa
py

Figure 71
pms
Crus1
icf
ppf
Crus2
sf
plf
Cop PM
pms
10
ECu
icp
MVe Cu
sol
SolM
Pa5
Pa5
SolIM
C2
In
SolVL
DMSp5
E5
C3
10
12
Ro
sp5
mlf
DPGi
PCRt
IRt
Sp5I
PMn
Gi
ts
12n
rs
RVRG
Amb
RVL/CVL
C1/A1
ml
ROb
dsc/oc
GiV
IODM
LPGi
vsc
IOD
IOM
RPa
py
IOPr

Figure 72
pms
ppf
Crus2
sf
apmf
PM
uf
Cop
plf
pms
10
ECu
SolDM
cu
SolG
PSol
Cu
C2
chp
icp
SolM
Pa5
sol
4V
SolIM
SolI
10
sp5
SolVL
SolCe
12
Sp5I
Ro
mlf
PCRt
ROb
IRt
PMn
RVRG
ts
Amb
Gi
12n
rs
LRtS5
ml
IOBe
IOVL
dsc/oc
C1/A1
R VL/CVL
IOD
LRt
vsc
LRtPC
IOPr
IOB
IOC
RPa
py
IOA

Figure 73
pms
ppf
Crus2
sf
apmf
PM
pms
Cop
plf
10
ECu
SolG
SolDM
SolIM
Pa5
cu
PSol
sol
Cu
C2
sp5
SolCe
SolM
SolI
10
SolVL
12
Sp5I
PCRt
Ro
ROb
IRt
mlf
PMn
Gi
Amb
RVRG
rs
RVL/CVL
ts
dsc/oc
LRtS5
C1/A1
ml
12n
IOBe
IOVL
LRt
IOD
vsc
IOC
LRtPC
RPa
IOB
IOPr
py
IOA

Figure 74
pms
ppf
Crus2
sf
apmf
PM
Cop
pms
10
ECu
SolDM
cu
Gr
Cu
SolIM
AP
PSol
sol
A2
Sp5C
SolC
sp5
SolI
10
SolVL
SolCe
SolM
CC
12
MdD
InM
Ro
IRt
mlf
PMn
Amb
Sp5I
RVRG
ROb
MdV
ts
rs
IOK
dsc/oc
C1/A1
LRtS5
12n
RVL/CVL
ml
IOD
IOBe
LRt
IOA
IOC
RPa
LRtPC
vsc
py IOB

Figure 75
ppf
pms
pf
Crus2
sf
apmf
PM
Cop
pms
ECu
cu
Gr
gr
Cu
SolDM
SolI
AP
sp5
A2
SolC
sol
10
SolVL
Sp5C
ia
SolM
SolIM
CC
12
MdD
IRt
Ge5
Ro
RVRG
PMn
Amb
ROb
CVRG
mlf
MdV
Sp5I
IOK
ts
rs
12n
IOBe
ml
A1
RVL/CVL
LRtS5
dsc
IOD
LRt
IOC
RPa
IOB
LRtPC
py
vsc
IOA

Figure 76
ppf
sf
PM
pms
Cop
cu
Gr
gr
Cu
SolDM
SolM
AP
sp5
SolI
A2
SolC
sol
10
SolVL
CC
Sp5C
SolIM
12
MdD
ia
RAmb
mlf
PMn
ROb
MdV
ts
IOK
CVRG
CVL
12n
rs
A1
dsc
LRt
IOBe
RPa
IOC
IOA
LRtPC
vsc
IOB
py

Figure 77
sf
PM
Cop
Obex
cu
Gr
Cu
gr SolC
10 Sol
A2
sol
sp5
CC
Sp5C
MdD
12
IRt
CVRG
mlf
ROb
MdV
CVL
A1
rs RAmb
ts
12n
dsc
LRt
ml
LRtPC
pyx
vsc
RPa
IOM

Figure 78
cu
Gr
MnA
Cu
gr
SolC
sol
Sol
sp5
A2
10
MdD
Sp5C
12
CC
IRt
RAmb
mlf
MdV
CVRG
rs
A1
ts
CVL
sc
pyx
LRt
IOM
LRtPC

Lateral -0.10 mm Figure 79
Lateral 0.40 mm Figure 80
IO IO

Bregma -9.60 mm

Bregma -9.22 mm

Bregma -9.10 mm

Bregma -8.82 mm

Bregma -8.60 mm

Bregma -8.42 mm

Bregma -8.10 mm

Bregma -7.80 mm

Bregma -7.60 mm

Bregma -7.34 mm

Bregma -7.10 mm

Bregma -6.82 mm

Bregma -6.60 mm

Bregma -6.38 mm

Bregma -6.10 mm

Bregma -5.82 mm

Bregma -5.60 mm

Bregma -5.32 mm

Bregma -5.10 mm

Bregma -4.74 mm

Bregma -4.60 mm

Bregma -4.28 mm

Bregma -4.10 mm

Bregma -3.86 mm

Bregma -3.60 mm

Bregma -3.38 mm

Bregma -3.10 mm

1
Figure 117a*
2
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dl
2
3
C4
C7
C1
LSp
LSp
py
py
py
CeCv
10
10
IMM 10
LSp
IMM
IMM
LatC
8
9
9
9
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dl
dl
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1
LSp
C2
C8
2
5
py
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LSp
py
LatC
10
10
py
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IMM
IMM
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9
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10
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C3
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py
5
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LSp
py
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LSp
py
10
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IMM
IMM
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10
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9
Figure 117b*
1
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dl
dl
2
2
L4
3
2 L1
dl
T3
S1
py
LSp
py
LSp
LSp
5
5
py
LSp
py
IML
IML
10
10
10
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IMM
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IMM
py
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dl
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dl
L5
L2
T5
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py
LSp 10
5
7
py
LSp
IMM
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IML
10
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py
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7 IMM
IMM
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dl py
LSp
10
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dl
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dl
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py
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dl
5
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py
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IML
LSp
5
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10
py
IMM
10
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IMM
10
LSp
IMM
10
9
9
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9
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5 4 3 2 1 0 -1 -2 -3 -4 -5 -6 -7 -8 -9 -10 -11 -12 -13 -14 -15
Bregma Lambda
Pineal
Cerebral Cortex
6 6
5
6
Corpus Callosum
Superior Inferior 4
Colliculus
3
3V 8

Commissure 4V
Olfactory 2 9
Septum Thalamus
Bulb
Midbrain
1 9
Anterior 4V 10
Commissure
Olfactory Preoptic
Tubercle Area
Hypothalamus Pons
Medulla Oblongata
Optic Chiasm
Spinal
Pituitary Cord

14 13 12 11 10 9 8 7 6 5 4 3 2 1 0 -1 -2 -3 -4 -5 -6

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7 6 5 4 3 2 1 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7
Corpus
Callosum
Somatosesnory
Cortex
Lateral
Ventrical
S2

Capsule Cortex
Caudate VPM
Putamen VPL
(Striatum) Thalamus
Hypothalamus
Amygdala Amygdala
Optic Tract Fornix
Piriform
Cortex
Lateral
Hypothalamus
7 6 5 4 3 2 1 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7

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10 Bregma 0
9 1
Pineal
Cerebral Cortex
6 6
8 5 2
6
Corpus Callosum
Superior Inferior 4
7 3
Colliculus
6 3 4
3V 8

Commissure 4V
Olfactory 2 9
Thalamus
Septum
4 Bulb 6
Midbrain
1 9
Anterior 4V 10
3 Commissure 7
Tubercle Area
Hypothalamus Pons
Optic Chiasm
0 Interaural 10
Spinal
Pituitary Cord
-1 11
Lateral 0.40 mm

Figure 1
E/OV
GrO
aci
EPl
Mi
Gl
IPl
ON

Figure 2
GrA
vn
AOB
dlo
AOE
GrA
lo aci
AOL
E/OV GrO
Gl
EPl
Mi
IPl
ON

Figure 3
GlA
MiA
GrO
EPlA
VN
AOE
GrA
dlo
AOL
aci
E/OV
Gl
lo
EPl
Mi
GrO
IPl
ON

Figure 4
FrA
LO
MO
AOB
VO
rf
Mi
AOD
IPl
AOE
aci
AOM
AOL
EPl
GrO
E/OV
lo
Gl
AOV

Figure 5
FrA
PrL
LO
MO
DLO
VO
AOD
rf
E/OV
AOL
aci
AOM
1a
1b
AOV
lo

Figure 6
M2
PrL
MO
LO
DLO
VO
AOD
ri
rf
AOL
E/OV
aci
AOM
AOV
lo
VTT

Figure 7
M2
Cg1
M1
fmi
PrL
Cl
LO
AI
VO
MO
DTr
ri
rf
1
E/OV
DEn
aci
Pir
AOM
DTT
lo
AOV
VTT

Figure 8
M2
Cg1
M1
PrL
fmi
Cl
AID
IL
VO
LO
AIV
DP
ri
E/OV
rf
DTT
DEn
aca
Pir
lo
VTT
AOP
Tu

Figure 9
M2
M1
Cg1
S1J
PrL
fmi
GI
IL
Cl
E/OV
AID
DP
AIV
LO
VO
DTT
AcbSh
AcbC
rf
aca
DEn
Pir
AOP
lo
mfba
SL
ICj
mfba
TuPo
TuDC
Interaural 11.70 mm TuPl
Bregma 2.70 mm
Figure 10
M2
M1
Cg1
fmi
PrL
S1J
IL
GI
CPu
LV
DP
Cl
AID
AIV
DTT
rcc
VO
DEn
SHi
rf
AcbC
aca
SL
Pir
AcbSh
lo
LSS
ICj
mfba
VP
Tu

Figure 11
M2
M1
Cg1
cg
Cg2
fmi
S1J
IG
ec
CPu
LV
DP
GI
LSI
DI
Cl
exc
SHi
AID
AIV
AcbC
DEn
AcbSh
LSS
aca
rf
SL
Pir
VP
LAcbSh
lo
mfba
mfba
VP
ICj
VP
Tu

Figure 12
M2
M1
Cg1
S1J
cg
fmi
Cg2
IG
S1JO
gcc
LSD
IG
LV
CPu
ec
GI
LSV
Cl
DI
SHi
LSI
VDB
AID
AcbC
AIV
DEn
LSS
aca
rf
AcbSh
mfba
Pir
lo
mfba
VP
LAcbSh
mfba
ICj
VP
Tu

Figure 13
M2
M1
S1FL
Cg1
S1J
cg
Cg2
S1JO
IG
S1DZ
gcc
S1ULp
LV
IG
LSD
CPu
ec
GI
LSV
LSI
SHi
Cl
DI
MS
AID
AcbC
AIV
DEn
ICjM
rf
aca
VDB
AcbSh
Pir
LSS
VP
mfba
ICj
mfba
lo
LAcbSh
mfba
ICj
VP
2n
Tu

Figure 14
M2
M1
S1FL
Cg1
S1J
cg
Cg2
S1JO
IG
S1DZ
gcc
LV
S1ULp
LSD
SHi
ec
CPu
GI
LSV
LSI
Cl
DI
MS
AID
AcbC
AIV
ICjM
DEn
rf
aca
AcbSh
LSS
Pir
VDB
LAcbSh
lo
ICj
mfba
CB
VP
mfba
VP
VP
2n
ICj
Tu

Figure 15
M2
M1
S1FL
Cg1
S1J
cg
Cg2
S1JO
IG
S1DZ
gcc
LV
LSD
ec
S1ULp
SHi
LSI
CPu
GI
Ld
LSV
ZL
Cl
MS DI
ICjM
AID
AcbSh
AIV
AcbC
VDB
rf
aca
DEn
LSS
Pir
LAcbSh
VP
HDB
mfbb
mfba
CB
lo
VP
mfba
VP
ICj
ICj
2n
Tu

Figure 16
M2
M1
S1FL
Cg1
S1DZ
S1J
cg
Cg2
S1DZ
IG
cc
LV
S1ULp
LSD
SHi
LSI
S2
ec
CPu
Ld
GI
PLd
ZL
LSV
DI
BSTMA
Cl
MS
AID
BSTL
AcbSh
AIV
DEn
aca
VDB
rf
IPAC
AcbC
LSS
SIB
Pir
VP
CB
HDB
mfba mfbb
lo
VP
2n
ICj
Tu

Figure 17
M1
M2
S1FL
Cg1
S1DZ
cg
Cg2
S1ULp
IG
cc
LV
LSD
SHi
LSI
S2
Ld
CPu
PLd
ec
GI
ZL
MS
LSV
DI
BSTMA
Cl
BSTL
AIP
aca
VDB
DEn
rf
IPAC
SI
VP
LSS
Pir
CB
mfbb
HDB
mfba
SIB
lo
ICj
2n
Tu

Figure 18
M1
M2
S1HL
Cg1
S1FL
cg
S1DZ
Cg2
IG
cc
S1BF
LV
df LSD
LSI
SFi
S2
CPu
LSV
ec
ic
GI
BSTLD
st
MS
ZL
DI
BSTMA
BSTLJ
Cl
ac
MnPO
acp
AIP
LGP
BSTLP
BSTMV
acp
BSTLV
StA
rf
LSS
DEn
ADP
PS
Fu
IPACL
VP
Al VEn
MPOL
IPACM
SIB
LPO
Pe
Pir
CxA
MCPO
mfba
MPA
mfba
AVPe
3V
mfbb
HDB
VP
lo
ICj
VMPO
ox
Tu

Figure 19
1
M1
M2
S1HL
4 Cg1
S1FL
S1DZ
cg
Cg2
6a
6b
IG
S1BF
cc
LV
df
LSD
pcf
ec
LSI
SFi
S2
CPu
ic
LSV
GI
st
BSTMA
DI
LGP
BSTLJ
BSTLD
MnPO
BSTLP
Cl
ac
acp
AIP
BSTLV
BSTMV
acp
rf
ADP
LSS
PS
3V Fu
DEn
StA
IPACL
VP
Pe
IPACM
LPO
VEn
MPOL Pir
SIB
mfba
MCPO
CxA
MPA
mfba
AVPe
mfbb
HDB
VP
lo
ICj
VMPO
VLPO
ox
Tu

M1
Figure 20
M2
S1HL
Cg1
S1FL
S1DZ
cg
Cg2
IG
cc S1BF
LV
LSD
df
ec
LSI
SFi
S2
CPu
LSV
st
GI
ic
BSTMA
BSTLJ
DI
CST
LGP
BSTLP
BSTLI
Cl
ac
MnPO
AIP
BSTMV
IPACL
acp
BSTLV
rf
ADP
DEn
PS
IPACM
StA
Pe
VEn
MPA
VP
LSS
LPO
MPOL
SIB
AVPe
CxA
mfba
MCPO
3V
mfba
Pir
HDB
mfbb
VP
lo
ICj
VMPO
VLPO
ox
Tu

Figure 21
M1
M2
S1HL
S1FL
Cg1
S1DZ
cg
Cg2
S1BF
IG
LSD
cc
LV
df
ec
pcf
SFi
TS
S2
st
SFO
vhc
CPu
BSTS
ic
sm
3V
BSTMPM
GI
BSTMPI
LGP BAC
DI
BSTMPL
BSTLI
Cl
AIP
BSTLP
APF
rf
acp
IPACL
PaAM
mch
DEn
PDP
SID
PaAP
Pe
IPACM
StHy
LSS
SIB
VP
MPA
VEn
Pir
LPO
MPOC
MCPO
mfba
HDB
CxA
mfbb
MPOL
VLPO
AAV
MPOM
lo
ox
Tu
SO

Figure 22
M2
M1
S1HL
Cg1
S1FL
S1DZ
cg
Cg2
S1BF
IG
cc
LV
LSD
df
TS
ec
SFi
vhc
IVF
S2
SFO
D3V
st
AV
CPu
ic
PT
sm
GI
PVA
BSTMPM
DI
LGP
mch
BSTMPI
Cl
Pe
3V
AIP
PaAP
BSTMPL
rf
PaAM
SIV
IPACL
SID
acp
DEn
VP
Pe
StHy
IPACM
LSS
SIB
MPOC
MPOM
AAD
VEn
Pir
LPO
mfb
MCPO
MPA
HDB
ACo
MPOL
CxA
VLH
AAV
LOT
SCh
LA
SO
lo
ox

Figure 23
M1
M2
S1HL
Cg1
S1FL
S1DZ
Cg2
cg
IG
S1BF
cc
df
LV
TS
vhc
ec
SFO
fi
AVDM
D3V
AD
st
sm
PVA
PT
S2
PC
AVVL
IAD
AM
CPu
ic
AMV
Rt
PVA
GI
LGP
Re
DI
rf
Pe
SM
sm
Cl
LSS
AIP
PaAP
IPACL
AStr
MPA
3V IPACM
SIV
BSTMPL
DEn
SID
SIB
Pir
LH
MPO
mfb
AAD
AHA
VEn
MCPO
BMA
AAV
VLH
LA
ACo
LOT
SO
SCh
CxA
MeAD
ox
lo

Figure 24
M2
M1
S1HL
Cg1
S1FL
S1DZ
Cg2
cg
IG
S1BF
cc
df
TS
LV
vhc
fi
SFO
AVDM
ec
AD
D3V
sm
st
S2
PVA
PT
PC
AVVL
CPu
CM
IAD
AM
ic
Rt
GI
AMV
PVA
DI
LGP
Re
Cl
B
rf
AIP
sm
VRe
3V
IPACL
SM
PaAP
AStr
DEn
SI
BSTMPL
IPACM
LSS
Pe
LH
VEn
AAD
AHA
mfb
Pir
Cir
MCPO
MPO
AAV
BMA
VLH
LA
LOT
ACo
SO
CxA
SCh
MeAD
ox
lo

M2 M1
Figure 25
RSA
S1HL
S1FL
S1DZ
RSGb
cg
S1BF
IG
cc
df
TS
LV
CA3
S1
vhc
SFO
DG
ec
AVDM
fi
D3V
sm
st
AD
MD
ic
PVA
S2
PC
PT AVVL
Rt
CPu
VA
VA
AM
LGP
IAM
GI
mt
Rh
AMV
DI
Re
rf
VRe
AIP
ZI
IPAC
Cl
SI
AStr
PaAP
CeM
BLA
LH
DEn
CeC
mfb
AHA
AA
VEn
MCPO
Pe
BMA
AHC
SO
3V
LOT
ACo
RCh
CxA
sox
MeAD
ox

Figure 26
M2
M1
S1HL
RSA
S1FL
S1DZ
RSGb
cg
IG
S1BF
cc
df
TS
LV
S1
fi
DG
LDVL
D3V
sm
AD
MHb
st
ec
MD
AVDM
PVA
PC
PC
S2
PT
ic
AVVL
CM
eml
AM
IAD
Rt
VA
CPu
IAM
GI
AMV
mt
Rh
DI
LGP
Re
VM
rf
LaDL
Xi
Sub
Cl
IPAC
AIP
VRe
AStr
ns
ZI
PaDC
3V
al
PaLM
DEn
CeL
PaMP
CeC
CeM
SI
LH
f
SPa
BLA
mfb
PaV
cst
AHP
VEn
Pe
AHC
BMA
MeAD
LOT
opt
ACo
SO
BAOT
RCh
sox
CxA

Figure 27
M2
RSA
M1
S1HL
S1FL
S1DZ
RSGb
cg
S1BF
IG
cc
df
DHC
dhc
CA3
S1
LV
DG
fi LDVL
D3V
AD
sm
MHb
st
S2
MD
PVA
AVVL
PC
PT
AVDM
ec
iml
CM
GI
CPu
IAD
VA
Rt
AM
IAM
AMV
DI
mt
ic
Rh
LGP
Sub
AIP
VM
Cl
rf
Re
LaDL
Xi
IPAC
VRe
ZI
ns
PaMP
DEn
PaDC
CeC
CeM
PaLM
CeL
al
SI
SPa
LH
BLA
mfb
PaV
AHP
IM
cst
VEn
MeAD
Pir
AHC
BMA
3V
Pe
opt
SO
ACo
BAOT
CxA
sox
RCh

Figure 28
M1
M2
S1HL
RSA
S1FL
S1DZ
RSGb
cg
IG
S1BF
cc
DHC
df
alv
dhc
CA3
S1
LV
fi
ec
MHb
DG
LDDM
D3V
AD
sm
st LDVL
LHb
CL
PVA
MDL
S2
AV
iml
MDM
VL
PC
CM
CPu
VPL
GI
eml
VA
AM
IAM
Rt
ic
DI
Rh
LGP
Sub
IPAC
mt
Re
rf
AIP
AStr
VM
Xi
VRe
CeC
MGP
ns
LaDL
ZI
CeL
al
DEn
PaPo
vaf
CeM
SI
IMG
cst
mfb Stg
BLA
LH
PaMP
SPa
AHP
MeAD
IM
Acc
3V
VEn
Pe
AHC
MeAV
BMA
opt
VMHA
Pir
ACo
sox
TC
CxA
aot
BAOT
ArcD
ArcM
ArcL
SOR
ME

Figure 29
M2
M1
RSA
S1Tr
S1DZ
cg
RSGb
IG
alv
cc
df
S1BF
CA1
CA2
dhc
DHC
CA3
LV
ec
MHb
fi DG
sm
LDVL
LDDM
D3V
LHb
st
PV
MDC
MDL
CL
iml
S2
IMD
MDM
VPM
PC VL
CM
eml
GI
Rt
ic
CPu
VPL
IAM
LGP
DI
Rh
Sub
VM
IPAC
rf
mt Re
AIP
AStr
VRe
LaDL
CeL
MGP
Xi
cst
ZI
A13
ns
DA
DEn
CeC
IMG
SI
Stg
PaPo
CeM
al
AHP
Pe
LH
BLA
3V
mfb
MeAD
BLP
VMHDM
VEn
Pir
TC
MeAV
BMA
BLV
opt
VMHC
VMHVL
sox
ACo
ArcM CxA
BAOT
PLCo
ArcD
ArcL
SOR
MEI
MEE

Figure 30
M2
M1
RSA
S1Tr
S1DZ
RSGb
cg
IG
alv cc
df
DHC
S1BF
CA1
CA2
dhc
CA3
LV
PoDG
MHb
fi
DG
LDDM
sm
D3V
LDVL
LHb
st
ec
PV
MDC
CL
S2
iml Ang
MDL
Po Rt
MDM
IMD
MDPL
PC
CPu
VPM
GI
CM
eml
VL
ic
VPL
LGP
DI
SubD
Rh
rf
IPAC
lab
scp
VM
SubV
AIP
LaVM
B
LaDL
AStr
Re
mt
CeL
VRe
MGP
ZI
cst CeC
LaVL
A13
ns
CeM
SubI
DEn
DA
al
MePD
BSTIA
BLA
opt
DMD
LH
mfb
I
f
BLP
TC
3V
Pe MeAD
VEn
VMHDM
BMA
BMP
BLV
VMHC
sox
MePV
ACo
VMHVL
aot
Pir
PLCo
ArcD
ArcM
ArcL
SOR
Interaural 6.44 mm MEI

MEE
Bregma -2.56 mm
Figure 31
M1
M2
RSA
S1Tr
S1DZ
RSGb
cg
IG
alv
S1BF
CA1
df cc
CA2
dhc
CA3
PoDG
LV
DG
fi
LDVL
sm
D3V
LDDM
LHb
st
MHb
PV
S2
iml
ec
MDC
CL
Ang
MDL
Po
Rt
GI
IMD
MDM
PC
VPM
DI
CM
CPu
eml
VPL
VL
ic
Ect
LGP
Rh
SubD
lab
VM
scp
rf
IPAC
SubV
cst B
Re
PRh
LaDL
AStr
VRe
CeL
mt
MGP
ZI
LaVM
LEnt
CeC
A13
CeM
ns
3V DEn
SubI
LaVL
DA
MCLH
BSTIA
al
BLA
BLP
opt
MePD
DMD
PeF
mfb LH
VEn
VMHDM
MeAD
BMA BLV
Pe
TC
sox
VMHC
ArcD
MePV
Pir
BMP
ACo
SOR
PLCo
VMHVL
ArcL
ArcM

MEE
MEI
Figure 32
M2
M1
RSA
S1Tr
S1DZ
cg
RSGb
alv
IG
CA1
S1BF
df
cc
hf
CA2
dhc
CA3
S2
PoDG
LHbM
LV
LHbL
D3V
sm
fi
LDVL
LDDM
MHb
AuD
LPMR
ec
st
PVP
iml
MDL
MDM
Po
CL
Rt
MDC
IMD
AuV
VPM
PC
eml
CPu
CM
VL
VPL
Rh
ic
Ect
LGP
scp
rf
Sub
VM
AStr
ml
st
eml
Re
PRh
VRe
CeC
LaDL
ZID
mt
CeL
A11
LEnt
Do
ZIV
MGP
LaVM
DA
SubI
opt
3V
LaVL
ns
DEn
BSTIA
Pe
BLA
mfb
LH
MePD
PeF
DMD
DMC
BLP
f
I
sox
MCLH
BMP
MePV
VEn
BL V
VMHC
TC
PMCo Pir
MTu
BMA
VMHDM
SOR
ArcD
VMHVL
PLCo
ArcM
ArcL
MEE
MEI

Figure 33
M2
RSA M1
S1Tr
S1DZ
RSGb
cg
alv
S1BF
IG
CA1
df
cc
hf
dhc
CA2
FC
S2
CA3
DG
PoDG
LV
MHb
LHbM
AuD
LHbL
LDVL
D3V
sm
LPMR
CPu
fi
LDDM
Au1
PVP
st
CL
Rt
IMD
MDC
MDL
Po
iml
AuV
MDM
VPM
ec
PC VPL
eml
CM
OPC imvc
LGP
Ect
CPu
ic
ml
VM
scp
st
Re
rf
PRh
ZIV
CeL
VRe
eml
ZID
LaDL
AStr
LEnt
A11
mt
opt
LaVM
CeC
3V
SubI
MGP
LaVL
PH
DEn
BSTIA
ns
MCLH
mfb
DMD
LH
BLA
Pe
BLP
PeF
MePD
sox
VEn
DMV
DMC
BMP
MePV
Te BLV
TC
VMHC
Pir
MTu
VMHDM
PMCo
PLCo
ArcD VMHVL
ArcM
Interaural 5.70 mm ArcL
MEI
MEE
Bregma -3.30 mm
Figure 34
M2
M1
RSA
S1Tr
RSGb
cg
S1BF
IG
CA1
cc
df
dhc
hf
alv
S2
CA2
PoDG
CA3
DG
AuD
D3V
LHbM
MHb
DLG
sm
LV
LPMR
LDVL
VLG
ec
LHbL
fi
fr Au1
PVP
Po
iml
CL
st
MDL
ic
Rt
MDM
eml
IMD
ic
CPu
AuV
VPM
PC
VPL
CM
OPC
rf
Ect
VPPC
ml
A11
AStr
PRh
ZID
VM
opt
LaDL
scp
LV
LEnt
ZIV
LaVM
mt
STh
PH
SubI
ns
sox
st
LaVL
DEn
Pe
3V
BSTIA
MePD
BLP
LH
mfb
PeF
Pir
DMD
BMP
VEn
AHiAL
PMCo
BLV
DMV
Te
ArcD
VMHC
PLCo
VMHVL
ArcM
ArcL
Interaural 5.40 mm InfS
Bregma -3.60 mm
Figure 35
RSA
PtA
RSGb
Or
cg
Py
Rad
LMol
Mol
S1BF
GrDG
IG
CA1
alv
df
cc
hf
dhc
CA2
PoDG
AuD
Hil
LHbM
CA3
LHbL
DG
D3V
sm
LPLR
DLG
LPMR
Au1
fi
MHb
VLG
ec
PVP
fr
iml Po
CL
eml
PF
AuV
VPL
st
Rt
PoMn
MD
CPu
ic OPC
TeA
VPM
PF
CM
Ect
VPPC
opt
ml
SPF
rf
PRh
VM
ZID
scp
fi
LaDL
ZIV
LEnt
sox
STh
mt
PH
LaVM
LV
LH
ns
mfb
DEn
3V
MePD
BSTIA
Gem
BLP
AHiAL
PSTh
DTM
BMP
Pir
PMCo
PMV
Te
ArcMP
VTM
ArcLP
PLCo
InfS
af

Figure 36
RSA
PtA
RSGb
cg
IG
S1BF
hf
CA1
df
cc
IBl
dhc
alv
PoDG
CA3
CA2
OBl
AuD
bsc
hbc
DG
IMA
D3V
sm
LPMR
LPLR
DLG
LHbL
APTD
Au1
MHb
IGL
VLGPC
LHbM
VLGMC
Po
str
fi
AuV
Rt
PVP
PF
fr
VPL
VPM
LV
TeA
SubG
ec
opt
pv
Ect
VPPC
ic
ml
SPF
rf
ZID
PR
PRh
scp
ZIV
3V
CA3
LEnt
LaDL
PH
ns
LaVM
Gem
STh
DEn
mfb
SMT
PSTh
cp
BLP
SuM
LH
AHiPM
Pir
DG
AHiAL
BMP
PMD
DTM
PMCo
MRe
APir
PMV
VTM
ArcMP
ArcLP
PLCo
af
InfS

Figure 37
RSA
V2MM
PtA
RSGb
cg
S1
IG
CA1
cc
df
hf
IBl
dhc
AuD
PoDG
CA2
OBl
DG
hbc
IMA
LPLR
bsc
CA3
D3V
Au1
LPMR
DLG
MHb
VLGPC
APTD
VLGMC
str
fi
IGL
ec
PrC
alv
Po
AuV
ar
VPL
PF
VPM
TeA
fr
PVP
SubG
pv
VPPC
opt
SPFPC
Ect
rf
RI
ml
ic
3V
PR
ZID
scp
PRh
sox
PH
ZIV
mtg
LV
CA3
LEnt
Gem
ns
STh
SMT
sumx
mfb
LH
SuM
DEn
cp
pm
BLP
ML
Pir
DG
AHiPM
MMn
AHiAL
MM
APir
PMCo
VTM
MRe PMD
PLCo
af
ArcMP

Figure 38
V2MM
RSA
V2ML
RSGb
PtA
cg
IG
cc
df
CA1
S1
hf
alv
dhc
AuD
PoDG
bsc
DG
CA3
CA2
PiRe
LPMC
IMA
hbc
Au1
APTD
OPT
DLG
pc
SCO
LPMR
MPT
3V
alv
IGL
str
LPLC
PrC
AuV
APTV
VLGMC
LPLR
Sc
VLGPC
PVP
ar
Po
TeA
VPM
PF
ec
Eth
SPFPC
pv
Ect
SubG
CA2
fr
opt
ic
ml
fr
ZID
PRh
CA3
scp
PR
RI
rf
PH
sox
3V
ZIV
LEnt
mtg
LV
SNR
sumx
ns
DEn
LH
Gem
SuM
mfb
cp
BLP
pm
Pir
DG
MMn
AHiPM
MM
LM
VTM
ML
APir
PMCo
MRe
PLCo
ArcMP
af

Figure 39
V2MM
RSA
V2ML
V2L
RSGb
cg
alv
PtA
df
scc
CA1
AuD
hf
dhc
PoDG
DG
Au1
bsc
PiRe
OT
LPMC
OPT
IMA
MPT
APTD
hbc
LPLC
PLi
DLG
PCom
PLi
pc
AuV
CA2
SG
MGD
str
SCO
APTV
IGL
dlf
MGM
SCom
alv
TeA
MCPC
MGV
VLGPC
PAG
VLGMC
PoT
PIL
ctg
opt
Eth
CA3
LT
Dk
Ect
IMLF
SPFPC
3V
PRh
PR
scp
rf ml
CA1
fr
ZIV
ZID
mtg
RI
sumx
SNR
PBP
ns
LH
DEn
SNCD
LEnt
SuMM
SuML
mp
mfb
BLP
mt
cp
DG
APir
AHiPM
MM
LM
ML
PMCo
af

Figure 40
RSA
V2MM
V2ML
V2L
RSGb
cg
alv
scc
PtA
CA1
FC
dhc
AuD
hf
PoDG
DG
PiRe
Au1
bsc
OT
PPT
LPMC
MPT
OPT
IMA
csc
LPLC
APTD
DLG
PAG
pc
PCom
MGD
AuV
CA2
PLi
SG
CA3
dlf
opt
MCPC
alv
PAG
Aq
MGV
MZMG
TeA
PoT
ctg
APTV
dtg
IMLFG
MGM
PIL
Dk
PP
CA1
SPFPC
EW
Ect
DpMe
REth
IMLF
MA3
PRh
rf
LT
SNL
scp
PR
ZI
ml
PBP
RLi
mtg
SNRVL
VTRZ
vtgx
fr
PBP
SNCD
LEnt
IF
SNM
VTA
SNRDM
PN
DEn
IPF
MT
mp
cp
APir
MM
AHiPM
af
PMCo

Figure 41
RSA
V2MM
V2ML
RSGb
cg
V2L
CA1
scc
PtA
dhc
FC
hf
AuD
PiRe
alv
PoDG
DG
SC
bsc
LPLC
MPT
OT
PPT
Au1
LPMC
SC
OPT
csc
DLG
IMA
DMPAG
pc
APTD
PCom
SG
MGD
opt
AuV
dlf
PLi
CA3
alv
LPAG
Aq
MGV
ctg
MCPC
MZMG
CA2
dtg
MGM
APTV
TeA
PoT
Dk
IMLFG
IMLF
PIL
EW
DpMe
Ect
PP
REth
LT
SPFPC
MA3
PRh
CA1
rf
SNL
scp
ml PBP
RPC
RLi
mtg
vtgx
SNCD
VTRZ
PBP
fr
IF
SNR
VTA
DEn
PN
MT
IPF
mp
aopt
LEnt
DG
cp
APir
MM
AHiPM
af
PMCo

Figure 42
V2MM
RSA
V2ML
V1M
V1B
cg
RSGb
V2L
fmj
Post
RSGa
PtA
CA1
hf
Zo
alv
AuD
SuG
Op
PoDG
InG
DG
bsc
Au1
OT
InWh
csc
PPT
LPMC
DMPAG
DpG
DpWh
PLi
DLPAG
AuV
MGD
dlf
LPAG
SG
Aq CA2
MZMG
MGV
alv
APT
TeA
EW CA3
dtg
ctg
Dk IMLFG
MGM
MA3
DpMe PoT
IMLF
mlf
PP
PIL
PaR
Ect
mtg
LT
SNL
Min
rf
scp
RPC
ELm
PRh
VTRZ
RMC
RLi
ml
CA1
SNR
vtgx
DEn
PBP
SNCD
hf
IPDM
VTA
IF
3n
LEnt
PN
SNM
AHiPM
IPR
APir
mp
fr
cp
IPC
IPRL PMCo
3n
MM
af

Figure 43
V2MM
V2ML
RSA
V1M
V1B
cg
RSGb
fmj
V2L
RSGa
Zo
Post
PtA
hf
SuG
AuD
Op
DG
PoDG
alv
InG
CA1
csc
InWh
OT
Au1
bsc
DMPAG
DLPAG
PPT
DpG
LPMC
PLi
alv
DpWh
MGD
dlf
SG
CA3
Aq
LPAG
AuV
MGV
CA2
MZMG
IMLF
Dk
EW
APT
dtg
MGM
ctg
TeA
IMLFG
PoT
DpMe
MA3
PIL
PP
mlf
Ect
PaR
SNL
Min
rf
PRh
scp
RLi
ELm
CA1
vtgx
SNR
mtg
PBP
hf
DEn
ml
IPDM
VTA
SNCD
IF
PN
LEnt
APir
SNM
3n
IPR
4n
AHiPM
mp
cp
IPC
IPRL
3n
PMCo
af

Figure 44
V2MM
RSA
V2ML
V1M
V1B
RSGb
fmj
V2L
RSGa
Zo
Post
SuG
Op
AuD
DG
InG
PoDG
csc
InWh
OT
DT
bsc
alv
Au1
DpG
DMPAG
dlf
DpWh
DLPAG
MGD
CA2
LPAG
SG
Aq
Su3C
CA3
bic
AuV
MZMG
EW
MGM
dtg MGV
hf IMLFG
Su3
3PC
DpMe
IMLF
TeA
PIL
ctg
PP
mlf
RLi
SNL
Ect
dtgx
scp
PaR
RPC
SNCD
vtgx
rf
PRh
RMC
CA1
DG
SNR
PBP
3n
mtg
CLi
DEn
SNCV
VTA
LEnt
IPDM
ml
IPDL
SNM
IPR
AHiPM
APir
cp
IPL
IPI
PMCo
IPC
af

V2MM
V2ML
Figure 45
RSA
V1M
V1B
RSGb
fmj
V2L
RSGa
Zo
Post
SuG
Op
InG
AuD
csc
DpG
DpWh
DMPAG
InWh
Au1
CA1
bsc
dlf
DT
PoDG
DLPAG
MGD
AuV
hf
DG
Hil
Aq
LPAG
SG
TeA
Su3C
MGV
bic
EW
IMLF
ctg
Su3
3PC
MGM
ltg
dtg
DpMe
IMLFG
Ect
mlf
SubB
PaR
PRh
dtgx
RPC
scp
rf
PrS
RMC
vtgx
mtg RRF
PaS
rs
MEntV
CLi
SNR
IPDM
VTA
SNCD
ml
IPDL
IPR
LEnt
IPL
cp
s5
IPC
IPI
tfp
bas

Figure 46
V2MM
V2ML
RSA
V1M
V1B
RSGb
fmj
RSGa
Zo
V2L
SuG
Post
Op
InG
InWh
DpG
hf
DMPAG
DG
dlf
DpWh
bsc
DLPAG
TeA
Me5
bic
me5
CA1
Aq
LPAG
Su3C
BIC
ts
EW
Su3
ltg
3PC
ctg
MG
DpMe
dtg
SubB
Ect
PrS
mlf
dtgx
PRh
PaS
rf
mtg
RRF
A8
CLi
scp
PPTg
MEnt
xscp
IPDM
rs
VTA
LEnt
B9
IPA
cp
ml
IPL
s5
m5
bp
IPI
IPC
Pn
tfp
Bregma -6.72 mm
Figure 47
V2ML
V2MM
V1M
RSA
V1B
RSGb
fmj
RSGa
Zo
SuG
Post
V2L
Op
InG
InWh
DpG
CA1
bsc
DpWh
DMPAG
dlf
GrDG
DLPAG
hf
TeA
DG
bic
Aq
me5
LPAG
Me5
Su3C
BIC
MG
EW
ts
Su3
ctg
ltg
Ect
3PC
dtg
DpMe
PrS
SubB
mlf
PRh
mtg
PaS
dtgx
rf
RRF
A8
CLi
xscp
Dsc
PPTg
MEnt
IPDM
Rbd
cp
rs
VTA
LEnt
B9
IPA
tth
IPL
ml
s5
IPC
m5
IPI
bp
Pn
tfp
Bregma -6.80 mm
Figure 48
V2MM
V1M
RSA
V1B
RSGb
RSGa
fmj
Zo
SuG
V2L
Op
Post
InG
InWh
DpG
bsc
DpWh
DMPAG
dlf
hf
DLPAG
TeA
Me5
me5
Aq
LPAG
bic
Su3C
BIC
DR
ltg
ts
PrS
Su3
3PC
ctg
Ect
DpMe
dtg
I3
SubB
PaS
PRh
mlf
MiTg
A8
RRF
ts
CLi
PBG
mtg
Dsc
PPTg
rf
xscp
MEnt
RR
LEnt
Rbd
ipt
rs
IPA
IPL
B9
cp
tth
bp
s5
ml
IPI
IPC
m5
Pn
tfp

Bregma -7.04 mm
V2MM
Figure 49
V1M
RSA
V1B
RSGb
RSGa
Zo
fmj
SuG
V2L
Op
InG
InWh
Post
DpG
DMPAG
TeA
dlf
DpWh
DLPAG
PrS
Aq
BIC
LPAG
InCo
bic
me5
Me5
DRD
Su3C
Ect
ltg
ts
Su3
SubB
3PC PaS
DpMe
ctg
DRV
dtg
PBG
PRh
MiTg
Pa4
mlf
rf
CLi
Dsc
PL
RR
PPTg
xscp
MEnt
LEnt
ipt
Rbd
PnO
rs
ll
MnR
RtTg
mcp
s5
B9
tth
ml
lfp
Pn
m5
Pn
bp
tfp

Bregma -7.30 mm
Figure 50
V2MM
RSA V1M
V1B
RSGb
RSGa
Zo
V2L
SuG
fmj
Op
InG
InWh
Post
DpG
TeA
DMPAG
DpWh
PrS
dlf
DLPAG
BIC
InCo
Aq
LPAG
ECIC
bic
Ect
me5
PaS
Me5
VLPAG
DRD
ll
DpMe
PRh
DRVL
ctg
dtg
MiTg
DRV
Pa4
mlf
PBG
CLi
PPTg
Dsc
rf
RR
xscp
SPTg
MEnt
Rbd
LEnt
ATg
PL
ERS
ts
rs
PnO
VLL
mcp
s5
PMnR
ll
RtTgP
MnR
tth
m5
RtTg
B9
ml
bp
lfp
Pn

tfp
bas
Figure 51
V2MM
V1M
RSA
V1B
RSGb
RSGa
Zo
V2L
SuG
Post
fmj
Op
InG
InWh
DpG
TeA
PrS
ECIC
DpWh
DMPAG
1 2
DLPAG
InCo
BIC
PaS
Ect
Aq
LPAG
bic
me5
Me5
PRh
VLPAG
ll
DRD
DpMe
DRVL
MiTg
dtg
Dsc
DRV
PBG
MEnt
mlf
PPTg
xscp
LEnt
Rbd
SPTg ILL
PL
ts
ATg
mcp PMnR
rs
VLL
PnO
MnR
s5
RtTg
RtTgP
m5
B9
DMPn
tth
ll
DLPn
ml
m5
DPPn
lfp
VPPn
LPn
MPn
VMPn

bp
tfp
bas
Figure 52
V1M
V2MM
V1B
RSA
RSGa
fmj
V2L
Zo
SuG
Op
Post
InG
InWh
TeA
DpG
DpWh
ECIC
DMPAG
InCo
DLPAG
PaS
Ect
Aq
LPAG
BIC
me5
Me5
bic
VLPAG
Dsc
CnF
ll
DRD
4n
DRVL
MiTg
PRh
DpMe
DRV
dtg
rf
PBG
MEnt
mlf
LEnt
scp
cll
xscp
PPTg
Rbd
SPTg
ILL
ATg
PL
MnR
ts
PnO
PMnR
rs
mcp
VLL
s5
RtTgP
VLTg
RtTg
m5
ll
tth
ml RPO
lfp
bp
Pn
tfp
Bregma -8.00 mm
Figure 53
V1M
V2MM
V1B
Pi
RSA
RSGa V2L
TeA
Post
cic
PaS
ECIC Ect
DMPAG
Dsc
DLPAG
Aq
LPAG
PRh
me5
Me5
MEnt
VLPAG
DRVL
CnF
4n
ll
LEnt
DRD
PPTg
DLL
dtg
DRV
Rbd
cll
scp
mlf
DRI
PL
ILL
SPTg
VLL
VTg
mcp
PMnR ll
PnO
ts
MnR
rs
ll
m5
s5
VLTg
vsc
tz
RtTg
VLL
ll
RtTgP
tth
ll
Tz
ml
RPO
py

Bregma -8.30 mm
V1M
Figure 54
V1B
V2L
DCIC
RSA
TeA
cic
Ect
PaS
DMPAG
PRh
ECIC
ReIC
Dsc
CIC
LPAG
MEnt
LEnt
Sag
me5 Me5
ll
VLPAG
CnF
4n
cll
LDTg
LPBS
LPBC
dtg
DLL
DRC
scp
DTgP
LPBE
vsc
mcp
MPB
LDTgV
mlf
DMTg
VTg
KF
DRI
SubCD
PnR
A7
ts
P5
s5
PnO
PC5
m5
SubCV
Pr5
rs
MSO
RtTg
vsc
tz
A5
RPO
tth
SPO
ml
Tz
LVPO
tz
py
MVPO
bas

Figure 55
V1M
V1B
V2L
RSA
DCIC
cic
Ect
DMPAG
PaS
PRh
CIC ECIC
ReIC
3 2
MEnt
LPAG
4n
MEnt
Sag
Cb
Me5
me5
ll
CnF
4n
LPBS
LPBC
LDTg
DRC
dtg
DLL
DTgP
scp
LPBE
vsc
VTg
MPB
mcp
LDTgV
mlf
KF
SubCD
DRI
DMTg
Su5
DMTg
A7
VCA
PC5
ts Mo5
P5
PnR
PnO
s5
Pr5VL
m5
RtTg
SubCV
rs
DPO
tz
A5
LSO
SPO
tth
ml
MSO
Tz
vsc
tz
LVPO
MVPO
py
bas

Figure 56
V1M
V1B
Cb
V2L
DCIC
RSA
cic
Ect
PaS
ReIC
PRh
ECIC
MEnt
CIC
Sag
LPBV
LPBI
4n
LPBD
SMV
4V RL
2&3
LC
LPBCr
LPBC
LDTg
vsc
scp
Me5
Bar
mcp
LPBE
me5
MPB
DTgP
MPBE
DRC
DTgC
Su5
KF
SubCA
mlf
PnR
SubCD VCA
Mo5DL
DMTg
P5
I5
ts
m5
Mo5VM
s5
Pr5VL
RtTg
SubCV
PnC
A5
DPO
rs
PnV
tth
RMg
LSO
6n
tz
SPO
MSO
ml
Tz
tz
LVPO
vsc
MVPO
py
bas

Figure 57
V1M
Cb
V1B
V2L
RSA
DCIC
PaS
Ect
PRh
MEnt
ReIC
CIC
ECIC
3 2
Sim
PCTg
LPBI
LPBD
LPBV
4n
4V LPBC
SMV
DRC
LPBE
2&3
vsc
LPBCr
LC
LDTg
scp Me5
DTgC
Bar
me5
MPB
mcp
CGB
DTgP
MPBE
Pr5DM
LR4V
SubCA
scpd
Su5
chp
CGA
mlf
Mo5DL
DMTg
SubCD
P5
Mo5VM VCA
PFl
I5
ts
PnR
Pr5VL
RtTg
m5
s5
SubCV
PnC
RIP
A5
DPO
PnV
rs
RMg
tth
LSO
SPO
ml
vsc
MSO
Tz
tz
py
LVPO
MVPO
bas

Figure 58
5
Cx
DCIC
CIC
Sim
prf
Crus1
ECIC
PCTg
4&5
LPBV
LPBV
LPBC
LPBC
PFl
LPBE
LPBE
LC
plf
vsc
4V
PCGS
SMV
mcp
scp
CGPn
MPB
Bar
Sph Fl
me5
Me5
LR4V
PDTg
CGB
Su5
SubCA
I5
CGA
Pr5DM
O
SGl
scpd
II
mlf
SubCD
P5
DMTg
m5
Mo5
VCA
Acs5
s5 ts
ocb
pd
Pr5VL
SubCV
Jx5
PnC
RIP
8vn
7n
DPO
A5
PnV
tz
LSO
RMg
rs
tth
SPO
tz
Tz
ml
MSO
LVPO
py
vsc
MVPO
bas

Figure 59
5
Cx
DCIC
ECIC
psf
prf
Crus1
Sim
LPBV
PBW
plf vsc
LC
1 PFl
4V
mcp
SMV
scp
Sph
PCGS
LR4V
Bar
Fl
MPB
Me5
me5
PDTg
CGB
Pr5DM
SubCA
CGA
P5
II
SubCD
mlf
DMTg
Mo5
VCA
m5
sp5
Acs5
ts
pd
ocb
SubCV
Pr5VL
PnC
8vn
RIP
Acs6
7n
A5
DPO
rs
PnV
RMg
tth
tz
tz
LSO
SPO
RPa
ml
Tz
vsc MSO
LVPO
py
MVPO
bas

Figure 60
5
SimA
SimB
pcuf
prf
Sim
psf
Crus1
pfs
mcp
plf
PFl
MPB
icp
unc
vsc
LPBV
scp
LC
SMV
SuVe
4V
LR4V
Bar
me5
PDTg
Me5
MVeMC
Fl
CGG
PCGS
prb
8vn
SGl
CGA
plf veme
CGB
Pr5DM
VCA
P5
mlf
ocb
Pa6
PCRtA
I8
sp5
8cn
ts
IS
7n
Pr5VL
IRt
pd
PnC
Acs6
A5
rs RMg
PnV
tz
MSO
LSO
tth
tz
SPO
RPa
vsc ml
Tz
py
LVPO
bas
MVPO

Figure 61
6
prf
simf
Sim
pcuf
Crus1
psf
pfs
unc
PFl
scp
plf
LC
SGl
icp Fl
LR4V
SuVe
SMV
DC
MVePC
8vn
4V
plf
SGe
LVe
MVeMC
VCA
CGPn
g7 ocb
EVe
prb
DMSp5
PCRtA
mlf
7n
sp5
Sp5O
I8
Pa6
IS
pd
8cn
PnC
ts
8Gn
IRt
Pr5VL
Acs7
SuS
Gi
A5
P7
rs
tz 7 GiA
LPGi
RMg
tth
ml
RPa
CPO
vsc
py
bas

6
simf
Figure 62
prf
Sim
psf
pcuf
Crus1
pfs
Lat
unc
PFl
scp
A4
SuVe
LC
Fl
SMV
plf
MVePC
DC
icp
LR4V
LVe
4V MVeMC
8vn VCA
GrC
SGe
g7
mlf
prb
VCP
PCRtA
Pa6
DMSp5
IS
sp5
Sp5O
pd
IRt
SuS
ts
Gi Acs7
6n
P7
A5
GiA
LPGi
rs
RMg
tz
tth
ml
PPy
vsc
RPa
py
bas

6
Figure 63
prf
simf
Sim
psf
pcuf
Crus1
pfs 2&3
Lat
IntA
scp
jx
VeCb
LR4V
SuVe
A4
PFl
icp
MVePC
SMV
LVe
DC
4V
Pr
MVeMC
8vn
g7
CI
mlf
GrC
lvs Sol
8n
VCP
sp5
IS
DPGi
DMSp5
PCRtA
IRt
pd
Acs7
Sp5O
ts
SuS
Gi
P7
rs
A5
LPGi
RMg
GiA
tz
ml
PPy
vsc
RPa
py
bas

Figure 64
6
prf
Sim
psf
Crus1
pcuf
pfs
2&3
IntA
Lat
Lat
scp
Inf
Y VeCb
SuVe
LR4V
A4
PFl
LR4V
LVe
das
icp
MVePC
DC
icp
SMV
4V
SpVe
Pr
MVeMC
GrC
CI
SolRL
g7
8n
VCP
mlf
IS
sp5 DPGi
IRt
DMSp5D
Acs7
pd
Sp5O
DMSp5V
PCRtA
ts
Gi
tz
rs
LPGi
GiA
A5
RMg
P7
vsc
ml
PPy
RPa
py
bas

6
Figure 65
prf
psf
Sim
4&5
Crus1
pcuf
IntDL
IntDM
IntA
Lat
IntA
2&3
Inf
LatPC
VeCb
A4
4V
LVe DC
LR4V
jx das
PFl
SMV
MVePC
icp
SpVe
4V
MVeMC
Pr
sol
8n
mlf
VCP
asc7
GrC
CI
DMSp5D
SolIM
sp5
SolRL
pd
PCRtA
DPGi
DMSp5V
IRt
IS
ts
Sp5O
Acs7
Gi
P7
7DL
7DM
ROb
7DI
rs
7L
LPGi 7VI
RMg
GiA
7VM
PPy
ml
vsc C1
R VL
py
RPa
bas

Figure 66
simf
psf
Sim
prf
Crus1
4&5
icf
MedDL
Crus2
IntDM
IntA
2&3
IntP
Lat
Med
IntPPC
LatPC
IntPPC
DC
PFl
ECu
LR4V
SpVe
MVePC
icp
8n 4V
MVeMC
SolIM
Pr
SolM
C3
SolRL
sol
B4
CI
IS
DMSp5D
sp5
SolVL mlf
IRt
PCRt
DPGi
pd
DMSp5V
Sp5O
ts
Amb
Gi
ROb
P7
rs
LPGi
GiA
RMg 7
PPy
RVL
ml
C1
vsc
RPa
py
bas

Figure 67
6
prf
Crus1
icf
Med
Crus2
IntP
plf
Cop
PFl
10
ECu
SpVe
MVePC
4V
LR4V
icp
SolIM
Pr
SolM
MVeMC
C3
sol
PFl
B4
sp5
mlf
EF
DMSp5D
SolVL
CI
DMSp5V
DPGi
pd
PCRt
IRt
Sp5I
ts
ROb
Amb
Gi
rs
Bo
10n
R VL
ml
C1
IOD
GiV
LPGi
MRVL
vsc
RPa
py
IOM IOPr

Figure 68
6
prf
Crus1
icf
Crus2
plf
Cop
10
PFl
LR4V
ECu
SpVe
icp
MVePC
4V
C3
Pr
sol
MVeMC
SolM
B4
DMSp5
EF
SolVL
mlf
SolIM
sp5
CI
DPGi
PCRt
pd
Sp5I
IRt
Gi
ts
Amb
ROb
Bo
rs
RVL
C1
ml
GiV
IOD
vsc
LPGi
MRVL
IOPr
RPa
py
IOM

Figure 69
Crus1
icf
Crus2
PM
plf
Cop
10
LR4V
ECu
SpVe
icp
MVe
4V
FVe
SolM
sp5
sol
Pr
DMSp5
C3
SolIM
B4
C2
mlf
EF
SolVL
CI
DPGi
PCRt
IRt
Li Sp5I
pd
Amb
ts
Gi
rs
PrBo
GiV
RVL
C1
ml
ROb
IOD
LPGi
vsc
IOM
RPa
py
IOPr

Figure 70
Crus1
icf
ppf
Crus2
sf
plf
PM
Cop
10
pms
ECu
Pa5
FVe
MVe
icp
Cu
SolIM
sol
SolM
In
C2
E5
DMSp5
SolVL
12
C3
10
Ro
B4
sp5
mlf
PCRt
Sp5I
CI
DPGi
IRt
PMn
ts
Li
Amb
Gi
rs
RVRG
dsc/oc
RVL
ml
ROb
GiV
C1
LPGi
IOD
vsc
IOM
IODM
IOPr
RPa
py

Figure 71
pms
Crus1
icf
ppf
Crus2
sf
plf
Cop PM
pms
10
ECu
icp
MVe Cu
sol
SolM
Pa5
Pa5
SolIM
C2
In
SolVL
DMSp5
E5
C3
10
12
Ro
sp5
mlf
DPGi
PCRt
IRt
Sp5I
PMn
Gi
ts
12n
rs
RVRG
Amb
RVL/CVL
C1/A1
ml
ROb
dsc/oc
GiV
IODM
LPGi
vsc
IOD
IOM
RPa
py
IOPr

Figure 72
pms
ppf
Crus2
sf
apmf
PM
uf
Cop
plf
pms
10
ECu
SolDM
cu
SolG
PSol
Cu
C2
chp
icp
SolM
Pa5
sol
4V
SolIM
SolI
10
sp5
SolVL
SolCe
12
Sp5I
Ro
mlf
PCRt
ROb
IRt
PMn
RVRG
ts
Amb
Gi
12n
rs
LRtS5
ml
IOBe
IOVL
dsc/oc
C1/A1
R VL/CVL
IOD
LRt
vsc
LRtPC
IOPr
IOB
IOC
RPa
py
IOA

Figure 73
pms
ppf
Crus2
sf
apmf
PM
pms
Cop
plf
10
ECu
SolG
SolDM
SolIM
Pa5
cu
PSol
sol
Cu
C2
sp5
SolCe
SolM
SolI
10
SolVL
12
Sp5I
PCRt
Ro
ROb
IRt
mlf
PMn
Gi
Amb
RVRG
rs
RVL/CVL
ts
dsc/oc
LRtS5
C1/A1
ml
12n
IOBe
IOVL
LRt
IOD
vsc
IOC
LRtPC
RPa
IOB
IOPr
py
IOA

Figure 74
pms
ppf
Crus2
sf
apmf
PM
Cop
pms
10
ECu
SolDM
cu
Gr
Cu
SolIM
AP
PSol
sol
A2
Sp5C
SolC
sp5
SolI
10
SolVL
SolCe
SolM
CC
12
MdD
InM
Ro
IRt
mlf
PMn
Amb
Sp5I
RVRG
ROb
MdV
ts
rs
IOK
dsc/oc
C1/A1
LRtS5
12n
RVL/CVL
ml
IOD
IOBe
LRt
IOA
IOC
RPa
LRtPC
vsc
py IOB

Figure 75
ppf
pms
pf
Crus2
sf
apmf
PM
Cop
pms
ECu
cu
Gr
gr
Cu
SolDM
SolI
AP
sp5
A2
SolC
sol
10
SolVL
Sp5C
ia
SolM
SolIM
CC
12
MdD
IRt
Ge5
Ro
RVRG
PMn
Amb
ROb
CVRG
mlf
MdV
Sp5I
IOK
ts
rs
12n
IOBe
ml
A1
RVL/CVL
LRtS5
dsc
IOD
LRt
IOC
RPa
IOB
LRtPC
py
vsc
IOA

Figure 76
ppf
sf
PM
pms
Cop
cu
Gr
gr
Cu
SolDM
SolM
AP
sp5
SolI
A2
SolC
sol
10
SolVL
CC
Sp5C
SolIM
12
MdD
ia
RAmb
mlf
PMn
ROb
MdV
ts
IOK
CVRG
CVL
12n
rs
A1
dsc
LRt
IOBe
RPa
IOC
IOA
LRtPC
vsc
IOB
py

Figure 77
sf
PM
Cop
Obex
cu
Gr
Cu
gr SolC
10 Sol
A2
sol
sp5
CC
Sp5C
MdD
12
IRt
CVRG
mlf
ROb
MdV
CVL
A1
rs RAmb
ts
12n
dsc
LRt
ml
LRtPC
pyx
vsc
RPa
IOM

Figure 78
cu
Gr
MnA
Cu
gr
SolC
sol
Sol
sp5
A2
10
MdD
Sp5C
12
CC
IRt
RAmb
mlf
MdV
CVRG
rs
A1
ts
CVL
sc
pyx
LRt
IOM
LRtPC

Lateral -0.10 mm Figure 79
IO IO

Bregma -9.10 mm

Bregma -9.60 mm

Bregma -9.22 mm

Bregma -9.10 mm

Bregma -8.82 mm

Bregma -8.60 mm

Bregma -8.42 mm

Bregma -8.10 mm

Bregma -7.80 mm

Bregma -7.60 mm

Bregma -7.34 mm

Bregma -7.10 mm

Bregma -6.82 mm

Bregma -6.60 mm

Bregma -6.38 mm

Bregma -6.10 mm

Bregma -5.82 mm

Bregma -5.60 mm

Bregma -5.32 mm

Bregma -5.10 mm

Bregma -4.74 mm

Bregma -4.60 mm

Bregma -4.28 mm

Bregma -4.10 mm

Bregma -3.86 mm

Bregma -3.60 mm

Bregma -3.38 mm

Bregma -3.10 mm

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Figure 117a*
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C7
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Figure 117b*
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Bregma Lambda
Pineal
Cerebral Cortex
6 6
5
6
Corpus Callosum
Superior Inferior 4
Colliculus
3
3V 8

Commissure 4V
Olfactory 2 9
Septum Thalamus
Bulb
Midbrain
1 9
Anterior 4V 10
Commissure
Olfactory Preoptic
Tubercle Area
Hypothalamus Pons
Medulla Oblongata
Optic Chiasm
Spinal
Pituitary Cord

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7 6 5 4 3 2 1 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7
Corpus
Callosum
Somatosesnory
Cortex
Lateral
Ventrical
S2

Capsule Cortex
Caudate VPM
Putamen VPL
(Striatum) Thalamus
Hypothalamus
Amygdala Amygdala
Optic Tract Fornix
Piriform
Cortex
Lateral
Hypothalamus
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10 Bregma 0
9 1
Pineal
Cerebral Cortex
6 6
8 5 2
6
Corpus Callosum
Superior Inferior 4
7 3
Colliculus
6 3 4
3V 8

Commissure 4V
Olfactory 2 9
Thalamus
Septum
4 Bulb 6
Midbrain
1 9
Anterior 4V 10
3 Commissure 7
Tubercle Area
Hypothalamus Pons
Optic Chiasm
0 Interaural 10
Spinal
Pituitary Cord
-1 11
Lateral 0.40 mm

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5 4 3 2 1 0 1 2 3 4 5

Interaural 15.70 mm Bregma 6.70 mm

Interaural 15.20 mm Bregma 6.20 mm

Interaural 14.70 mm Bregma 5.70 mm

Interaural 14.20 mm Bregma 5.20 mm

Interaural 13.70 mm Bregma 4.70 mm

Interaural 13.20 mm Bregma 4.20 mm

Interaural 12.70 mm Bregma 3.70 mm

Interaural 12.20 mm Bregma 3.20 mm

Interaural 11.70 mm TuPl Bregma 2.70 mm

Interaural 11.20 mm Bregma 2.20 mm

+15 +10 +5 0 -5 Cg1

Interaural 10.70 mm Bregma 1.70 mm

Interaural 10.60 mm Bregma 1.60 mm

+15 +10 +5 0 -5 S1FL

Interaural 10.20 mm Bregma 1.20 mm

Interaural 10.00 mm Bregma 1.00 mm

Interaural 9.70 mm Bregma 0.70 mm

Interaural 9.48 mm Bregma 0.48 mm

Interaural 9.20 mm Bregma 0.20 mm

Interaural 8.74 mm Bregma -0.26 mm

acp BSTMV BSTLV

Interaural 8.70 mm Bregma -0.30 mm

mfba 3V MCPO CxA

Interaural 8.60 mm Bregma -0.40 mm

st vhc SFO BSTS CPu

Interaural 8.20 mm Bregma -0.80 mm

+15 +10 +5 0 -5 S1DZ

Interaural 8.08 mm Bregma -0.92 mm

Interaural 7.70 mm Bregma -1.30 mm

Interaural 7.60 mm Bregma -1.40 mm

Interaural 7.40 mm Bregma -1.60 mm

LOT opt SO BAOT ACo

Interaural 7.20 mm Bregma -1.80 mm

Interaural 7.12 mm Bregma -1.88 mm

Interaural 6.88 mm Bregma -2.12 mm

Interaural 6.70 mm Bregma -2.30 mm

Interaural 6.44 mm MEI MEE

iml MDM MDL

Interaural 5.86 mm Bregma -3.14 mm

sm MHb LHbM DLG

Interaural 5.40 mm InfS Bregma -3.60 mm

+15 +10 +5 0 -5 RSGb

Interaural 5.20 mm Bregma -3.80 mm

+15 +10 +5 0 -5 RSGb

+15 +10 +5 0 -5 RSGb

Interaural 4.70 mm Bregma -4.30 mm

0 Interaural 10 RSGb PtA

Interaural 4.48 mm Bregma -4.52 mm

Interaural 4.20 mm Bregma -4.80 mm

SNM IF PBP SNCD LEnt

Interaural 3.80 mm Bregma -5.20 mm

+15 +10 +5 0 -5 RSGb

Interaural 3.70 mm Bregma -5.30 mm

Interaural 3.40 mm* Bregma -5.60 mm

Interaural 3.20 mm* Bregma -5.80 mm

Interaural 2.96 mm* Bregma -6.04 mm

Interaural 2.70 mm Bregma -6.30 mm

Interaural 2.28 mm bas

Interaural 2.20 mm bas Bregma -6.80 mm

bsc dlf DMPAG DpWh

Interaural 1.96 mm bas Bregma -7.04 mm

+15 +10 +5 0 -5 V1B

dlf DMPAG DpWh TeA