Figure 5.

The anterior (a-i) and posterior (j-r) uncal region is shown for three specimens. In the anterior region a variety of subfields can be observed in different compositions, with two or more subfields present in all sections but not in a consistent manner. In the posterior region more consistency can be observed, with only CA3 being present in the most posterior selected slice, CA3 and DG present in the middle slice, although CA2 is also present in one specimen (n). However, in the most anterior section (j, m, p) more variety can be observed.

Note that because of slight differences in angulation of the histology sections, certain parts of the segmentation are missing (for example in b, g, h, l and m).