archipalliumn.
/ɑːkɪˈpalɪəm/ Anatomy.
A portion of the brain of earlier development than the neopallium, comprising the olfactory area of the cerebral cortex.
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striatum1889
neopallium1901
archipallium1908
neencephalon1908
palaeencephalon1908
neocortex1909
neostriatum1909
palaeocortex1909
palaeopallium1909
palaeostriatum1913
neothalamus1917
palaeothalamus1920
neocerebellum1922
palaeocerebellum1922
1904 L. Edinger Vorlesungen Nerv. Zentralorgane (ed. 7) I. xvii. 288. ]
1908 H. E. Santee Anat. Brain & Spinal Cord (ed. 4) iii. 98 Rhinencephalon (archipallium).
1933 Proc. National Acad. Sci. U.S.A. 19 7 This cortex..consisting of one thin layer of cells which are arranged in three chief sheets or areas—medially the archipallium (hippocampal cortex), laterally the palaeopallium..and between these the dorsal or ‘general’ cortex.
Derivatives
archiˈpallial adj. of or pertaining to the archipallium.
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neopallial1902
neencephalic1908
palaeencephalic1908
neocortical1909
neothalamic1909
palaeocortical1909
neocerebellar1914
archipallial1921
palaeostriatal1921
palaeocerebellar1928
neostriatal1929
palaeopallial1936
1921 F. Tilney & H. A. Riley Form & Functions Central Nerv. Syst. xxxvi. 657 The mammalian rhinencephalon..consists of a primordial (sometimes called peripheral) and an archipallial (often referred to as central) portion.
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