Stereotaxic brain atlas of the prosimian primate Galago senegalensis

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The atlas comprised 31 frontal sections of the forebrain, extending from the inferior colliculus to the olfactory bulb. It can be used for adult males and females with a body weight between 190-240 g and a bregma-lamda distance from 17.0-17.5 mm. A device was described which fits a stereotaxic apparatus for the rat and allows a G. senegalensis skull to be fixed. The skull landmarks were the lower orbital margins and the external auditory meati. The zero point was taken in the mid-sagittal plane, 5 mm above the interaural line.

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