subpallial
Relating to the part of the brain below the outer layer called the pallium
- adjective
- /ˌsʌbˈpæliəl/
- Specialized
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subpallial
- An olfactory structure, ventral pallium, and then these are subpallial components that are connected with the pallium there.
Examples
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In birds, the subpallial area is crucial for their ability to learn songs.
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The subpallial region of the brain is involved in the regulation of emotional responses.
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Scientists have discovered that the subpallial structures play a role in the processing of social behaviors.
Synonyms
Parts that are under the outer layer of the brain
refers specifically to the region below the pallium rather than under the cortex
Surface Forms
subpallial positive
Morphology
Etymology
Subpallial comes from sub- meaning 'under' and pallium meaning 'cloak' or 'cover', like a 'coat'. So, subpallial names the part of the brain that lies 'under' the brain's outer 'cloak'.