stratum album intermediale
stratum album intermediale noun: the main receptive layer of the superior colliculus, composed primarily of nerve of the internal corticotectal tract from the occipital and preoccipital cortex.
Noun
stratum album intermediale (plural stratum album intermediales)
- The main receptive layer of the superior colliculus, composed primarily of nerve of the internal corticotectal tract from the occipital and preoccipital cortex.
Forms of stratum album intermediale
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Questions about stratum album intermediale
- What does stratum album intermediale mean?
- Stratum album intermediale means the main receptive layer of the superior colliculus, composed primarily of nerve of the internal corticotectal tract from the occipital and preoccipital cortex.
- What part of speech is stratum album intermediale?
- Stratum album intermediale is a noun.
- What is the plural of stratum album intermediale?
- The plural of stratum album intermediale is stratum album intermediales.
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