| Baillarger's bands, etc. |
see stria laminae granularis internae and stria laminae pyramidalis internae, and see under sign.
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| Baillarger's external b. |
stria laminae granularis internae.
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| Baillarger's external l. |
stria laminae granularis internae.
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| Baillarger's external s. |
s. laminae granularis internae.
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| Baillarger's inner b. |
stria laminae pyramidalis internae.
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