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globus pallidus

globus pallidus The globus pallidus is an evolutionarily older part of the corpus striatum, also called the paleostriatum.

The globus pallidus is an evolutionarily older part of the corpus striatum, also called the paleostriatum. It is the smaller, more central portion of the lentiform nucleus.

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