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1980
The structure of the teleost forebrain (and that of other actinopterygians) is unusual in that there are no lateral ventricles and the two hemispheres are solid lobes separated by a slitlike ventricle. The lobes are covered with an ependymal membrane which is attached to the dorsolateral margins of the hemispheres.
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The structure of the teleost forebrain (and that of other actinopterygians) is unusual in that there are no lateral ventricles and the two hemispheres are solid lobes separated by a slitlike ventricle. The lobes are covered with an ependymal membrane which is attached to the dorsolateral margins of the hemispheres.
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Revised nomenclature for avian telencephalon and some related brainstem nuclei
Journal of Comparative Neurology, 2004Loreta Medina +2 more
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