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. 2015 Nov 6;9:140. doi: 10.3389/fnana.2015.00140

Table 4.

Summary of all thick slices and relative blocks (see also Figure 2B) used for histologic analyses in the neonatal, juvenile, and adult dolphin brains, at different anterior–posterior levels (see Figure 3).

Species Age ID Brain level (slices) Tissue blocks

Hist Gal
T. truncatus (neonatal) 186 (L) Tt2 1 1
Tt5 3 2
Tt7 3 1
Tt9 1 1
Tt10 1 –
186 (R) Tt6 1 1
Tt10 2 –
145 (L) Tt3 2 –
Tt4 2 1
Tt8 1 –
Tt9 1 –
Tt11 1 –
144 (L) Tt4 2 –
Tt5 2 1
Tt6 1 –
Tt7 1 –
Tt10 1 –
144 (R) Tt4 2 –
Tt5 2 –
Tt6 1 –
Tt7 1 –
Tt10 1 –
229 (L) Tt9 1 –
Tt12 – –
S. coeruleoalba(juvenile) 320 (L) Sc1 – –
Sc2 1 –
Sc3 1 1
Sc4 1 1
Sc5 1 1
Sc6 1 –
320 (R) Sc3 1 1
Sc4 – –
Tt (adult) 192 (L) aTt2 – –
aTt3 1 1
aTt4 1 1
196 (L) aTt3 1 1
aTt4 – –
Sc (adult) 167 (L) aSc2 – –
aSc3 2 1
aSc4 1 1
aSc5 1 –

ID, Animal identification number; L, left hemisphere, R, right hemisphere; Hist, histology; Gal, Gallyas.