Figure 4.

(A) A series of 24 coronal images from an awake, restrained rabbit. Rostral is toward the top left, caudal is toward the bottom right. (B) An image through the forebrain is shown to highlight the differentiated striatum of the rabbit, i.e., the caudate (C) is separated from the putamen (P) and globus pallidus (GP) by the internal capsule (ic). A differentiated striatum is similar to the structure of the human striatum and unlike the combined caudate-putamen of rodents. The corpus callosum (cc), anterior commissure (ac), and optic chiasm (oc) are also clearly seen in this image slice.