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. 2020 Sep 16;225(8):2509–2520. doi: 10.1007/s00429-020-02138-y

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Fig. 5 — a First subplate of atlas plate 19. It consists of a montage of a Nissl-stained half-section with the mirrored adjacent myelin-stained half-section. The inset in the upper left corner indicates the anterior–posterior plate location in a lateral brain view which is also shown in numerical form relative to the most rostral “Start of Neocortex” as well as relative to the “Occipital crest” (in the lower right corner). b Second subplate of atlas plate 19. It combines the Nissl stained half section (left side) with delineations of the anatomical structures on the mirrored translucent (30%) Nissl section (right side). Inset and coordinate indications as in (a). c Third subplate of atlas plate 19. It consists of an abbreviation list and the CT slice with overlaid contours of the anatomical structures. d Fourth subpanel of atlas plate 19. It shows the myelin-stained half section (left side) with Nissl-derived delineations of the anatomical structures superimposed onto the mirrored translucent (30%) myelin-stained half section (right side). Inset and coordinate indications as in (a)

Fig. 5 — a First subplate of atlas plate 19. It consists of a montage of a Nissl-stained half-section with the mirrored adjacent myelin-stained half-section. The inset in the upper left corner indicates the anterior–posterior plate location in a lateral brain view which is also shown in numerical form relative to the most rostral “Start of Neocortex” as well as relative to the “Occipital crest” (in the lower right corner). b Second subplate of atlas plate 19. It combines the Nissl stained half section (left side) with delineations of the anatomical structures on the mirrored translucent (30%) Nissl section (right side). Inset and coordinate indications as in (a). c Third subplate of atlas plate 19. It consists of an abbreviation list and the CT slice with overlaid contours of the anatomical structures. d Fourth subpanel of atlas plate 19. It shows the myelin-stained half section (left side) with Nissl-derived delineations of the anatomical structures superimposed onto the mirrored translucent (30%) myelin-stained half section (right side). Inset and coordinate indications as in (a)