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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2008 Oct 22.
Published in final edited form as: Prog Brain Res. 2008;170:3–15. doi: 10.1016/S0079-6123(08)00401-9

Figure 3.

Figure 3

Species differences in linear 125I-V1a antagonist binding (modified from Goodson et al., 2006). A-B. Representative binding in the septum of the territorial violet-eared waxbill (VEW; A), and moderately gregarious Angolan blue waxbill (ABW; B). C-D. Representative sections for a male Angolan blue waxbill and male spice finch (colonial), respectively, showing species differences in binding for the nidopallium (N) and other areas of the forebrain. E. Linear 125I-V1a antagonist binding in the dorsal (pallial) portion of the lateral septum (LS), shown as decompositions per minute/mg (dpm/mg; means ± SEM). Different letters above the error bars denote significant species differences (Fisher's PLSD following significant ANOVA; p < 0.05). The scale bar in B corresponds to 500 μm in panels A-B; the scale bar in D corresponds to 1 mm in panels C-D. Abbreviations: E, entopallium; HA, apical part of the hyperpallium; LSc, caudal division of the lateral septum (dorsal, ventrolateral, and ventral zones denoted as LSc.d, LSc.vl, and LSc.v, respectively); LSr, rostral division of the lateral septum; LSt, lateral striatum; MS, medial septum; N, nidopallium; SH, septohippocampal septum; TeO, optic tectum.