Vol 57, No 3 (1998)
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Published online: 2000-01-17
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The hypoglossal nuclear complex in reindeer
Folia Morphol 1998;57(3):205-212.
Vol 57, No 3 (1998)
ORIGINAL ARTICLES
Submitted: 2012-02-06
Published online: 2000-01-17
Abstract
The hypoglossal complex has an ovoid shape and is largest at the level of obex. Caudally to the obex is 2/3 of the complex. The complex is divided into 4 groups. Sublingual nucleus of Roller presents a narrow strip of cells located ventrally to the middle part of hypoglossal nucleus. Laterally to obex is the paramedian nucleus of Jacobson in the form of short, narrow band. Posteriorly to Jacobson's nucleus is the intercalated nucleus of Staderini. Continuation of the hypoglossal nucleus is the nucleus prepositus of Marburg.
Abstract
The hypoglossal complex has an ovoid shape and is largest at the level of obex. Caudally to the obex is 2/3 of the complex. The complex is divided into 4 groups. Sublingual nucleus of Roller presents a narrow strip of cells located ventrally to the middle part of hypoglossal nucleus. Laterally to obex is the paramedian nucleus of Jacobson in the form of short, narrow band. Posteriorly to Jacobson's nucleus is the intercalated nucleus of Staderini. Continuation of the hypoglossal nucleus is the nucleus prepositus of Marburg.
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Keywords
Reindeer. Brain stem. Hypoglossal nuclei
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The hypoglossal nuclear complex in reindeer
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205-212
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Folia Morphol 1998;57(3):205-212.
Keywords
Reindeer. Brain stem. Hypoglossal nuclei
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Krakowska I
