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2RRP905 Skull lateral view fusion MRA brain image for neurology concept.

2JEE89M Skull lateral view fusion mai brain image for neurology concept.

2BEH7PW Brain, Lateral and Sagittal Views

2BEH7M5 Brain, Lateral and Sagittal Views

D9B7B4 Anatomy of female medulla oblongata and spinal cord in blue

D9B7AR Female Brain cerebellum anatomy cross section

D9B763 Anatomy of female brain's thalamus, L- cross section

D9B75T Anatomy of female brain globus pallidus L- cross section

D9B723 Anatomy of female Brain fonix in blue

D9B71K Anatomy of female Brain fonix in blue

D9B71F Anatomy of female brain globus pallidus, L- cross section

D9B6WC Anatomy of Brain hippocampus in blue

D9B6W6 Anatomy of brain putamen and caudate nucleus- cross section

D9B6MW Anatomy of brain of lateral ventricle in blue

D9B6M7 Brain anatomy olfactory bulb - cross section

D9B6G6 Anatomy of female head - interior view

D9B6G0 Anatomy of brain cingulate gyrus- cross section

D9B76E Anatomy of female Brain MIDBRAIN cross section

K229TE Part of the central nervous system enclosed in the skull, consisting of the cerebrum, cerebellum and brain stem; it is responsible for sensory perception, most movements, memory, language, reflexes and vital functions.

K229T9 Part of the central nervous system enclosed in the skull, consisting of the cerebrum, cerebellum and brain stem; it is responsible for sensory perception, most movements, memory, language, reflexes and vital functions.

3A0E3WN Le règne animal distribué d'après son organisation, Paris, 1836-1849, anatomy, comparative, animals, classification, identification, nomenclature, zoology, Museum of Comparative Zoology, A scientific illustration depicting various anatomical structures of an animal. The image features multiple labeled diagrams, including representations of the skull, brain, and sensory organs. Each section is numbered for reference, providing insight into the intricate details of the animal's physiology. The top portion showcases a lateral view of the skull, while subsequent images focus on cross-sectional vie

2XK07N3 Human Brain Cross-Section Illustration without label

2XK04GR Human Brain Cross-Section Vector Illustration without label

2XHFPEK Human Brain anatomy Diagram, line art

2XHFPDF Human brain anatomy structure illustration

2HNY8FB Brain and spinal cord anatomy - cross section, brain lobes, 3d render, illustration

2H5TFKN Brain and spinal cord anatomy - cross section, brain lobes, 3d render, illustration

2H457YN Brain: dissection showing cross-section through head and neck, with lateral view of the brain. Coloured line engraving by W.H. Lizars, ca. 1827.

2CDFCF1 . Elements of physiological psychology; a treatise of the activities and nature of the mind, from the physical and experimental points of view . dorsal horns of gray matter. The most strikingfeature of this section is the appearance of large numbers of fibres,crossing from the ventral column of each side to the lateral columnof the other. This is the crossing or decussation of the pyramids;here motor fibres from the left hemisphere cross to the right side ofthe cord, and vice versa, so that the left hemisphere of the brain con-trols the right half of the body. This section shows another pe- IN

RN5TWD . Anatomy, descriptive and applied. Anatomy. 896 THE NERVE SYSTEM rior quadrigeminal body and internal geniculate body over the surface of the crus cerebri to near the ventromeson, disappearing from view in the oculomotor sulcus. Internal Structures of the Mid-brain.—If a cross-section be made through the mesencephalon it will be seen that each lateral half is divided into two unequal portions by a lamina of deeply pigmented gray substance, named the substantia nigra (intercalatum; ganglion of Soemmering). The postero-superior portion of. LEMNISCUS Fig. 663.—Trans-section of the mid-brain thro

RMM015 . Annals of the South African Museum = Annale van die Suid-Afrikaanse Museum. Natural history. B mcv«v. Fig. 24. Moschops capensis S.A.M. 11972 X £, The endocranial cavity as graphically recon- structed from cross-sections. A. Lateral view. B. Dorsal view. Xll IX.X.XI The sphenoidal complex (Fig. 25) In the accompanying figure some cross-sections through the sphenoidal region show the relations of the constituent elements. 70. At the level of the olfactory lobe the orbitosphenoids in section present a Y enclosing the brain from below, above and from the sides. Dorsally they abut against the lo

ENN01M Human brain. Cross section. On dark background.