Titlebook: Basic Limbic System Anatomy of the Rat; Leonard W. Hamilton Book 1976 Plenum Press, New York 1976 anatomy.brain.nervous system.neuroanatom

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The Limbic System Defined,s. While this procedure has the advantage of eliminating controversy as to the appropriate subdivisions, the result would be chaotic. Even if there is not total agreement, general categories, such as hydrocarbons, mammals, and perhaps even the limbic system, can serve as useful concepts within their respective fields of science.

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The Lateral Olfactory Tract, the Anterior Commissure, and Other Olfactory Connections,t for the rat, but also because of its close interrelationship with the structures of the limbic system; the notion that the primary function of the limbic system (rhinencephalon) was to process olfactory information is also of historical importance (cf. Chapter 1 and Brodai, 1947).

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Hegel, Marx and Social Theory: ,rsal agreement as to which structures are to be included in the limbic system, the structures most commonly included are the hippocampus, the cingulate gyrus, the septum, the amygdala, the entorhinal cortex, and parts of the hypothalamus and midbrain.

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Sociology, Ethics and Well-Being,ssing. However, as anatomical methods became more precise, it was found that the olfactory bulbs did not contribute heavily to these structures (cf. Pribram & Kruger, 1954). These data, along with the classic paper by Papez (1937) suggesting a visceromotor function for these structures, led to a disuse of the term “rhinencephalon.”

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The Medial Forebrain Bundle and Related Hypothalamic Connections,tely. Figure 8-2 shows this bundle of fibers in cross section at the level of the optic chiasm. At this level, and in fact throughout the system, the fibers are not seen as a compact bundle but rather are interspersed among cell bodies; in this particular instance, the cell bodies are those of the lateral hypothalamic nucleus.

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Histochemical Mapping of the Limbic System,e case, the stain would not have been useful to Golgi because of the limitations in producing thin slices of tissue—thick sections in which all the cells are stained would be nearly opaque, obscuring any cellular detail.