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. 2014 Apr 7;8:20. doi: 10.3389/fnana.2014.00020

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Pallial subdivisions of the turtle and chick. Coronal sections of the turtle (A–C) and chick (D–F) pallia at E48, and at E10, respectively, in which the mediolateral axis runs left to right, and the dorsoventral axis runs top to bottom. (A,D) Nuclear staining by DAPI. (B,E) Immunostaining with TUJ1 antibody strongly labels axons in the turtle and chick pallia. (C,F) Immunostaining for Cad7. Note the strong specific labeling of the lateral part but not the medial part of the turtle DC and the chick mesopallium. White arrowheads indicate the boundary between the DC and PC in the turtle pallium. Scale bars: 250 μm. Abbreviations: Cad, cadherin; DVR, dorsal ventricular ridge; hp, hippocampus; lDC, lateral part of the dorsal cortex; mDC, medial part of the dorsal cortex; PC, piriform cortex; PT, pallial thickening.