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English: Location of the Amygdala in the Human Brain

The figure shows the underside (ventral view) of a semi-transparent human brain, with the front of the brain at the top. The red blobs show the approximate location of the en:amygdala in the en:temporal lobes of the human brain. Note: the amygdala is covered by the ventral temporal cortex (i.e., it is inside the transparent brain).

The figure was generated using en:MATLAB and Blender. It is based on MRI imaging data from the Wellcome Department of Imaging Neuroscience, UCL and on amygdalar coordinates from the Talairach brain atlas.
Deutsch: Lage der Amygdala im menschlichen Gehirn. Das Bild zeigt eine halbtransparente Abbildung des Gehirns von unten. Das Frontalhirn befindet sich im Bild oben.
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* 14:35, 13 February 2004 [[:en:User:Washington irving|Washington irving]] 189×230 (22,159 bytes) <span class="comment">(Location of the Amygdala in the Human Brain)</span>
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