The pigment architecture of the human occipital lobe

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Summary

The most highly developed field, the area peristriata magnopyramidalis, occupies part of the inferolateral margin of the occipital lobe and displays a wealth of large pyramids in the lower reaches of the third layer, which contain tightly packed and densely stained pigment granules forming large rounded aggregates in the basal cytoplasm.

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Published
1977-03-30
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Keywords

Lobe, Occipital lobe, Anatomy, Geology, Temporal lobe

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