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As reviewed by Schmahmann and colleagues [ 29], these regions are both interconnected with the entire cerebral cortex.

Last, there is evidence that damage to the adjacent medial dorsal thalamic nucleus impairs recency memory when tested in an open arena using a between-block procedure (Cross et al., 2013; Mitchell & Dalrymple-Alford, 2005), raising the possibility of complementary temporal mechanisms operating in adjacent thalamic nuclei that are both interconnected with the medial prefrontal cortex.

Such effects could have been expected since the striatum and prefrontal cortex are rich in cholinergic/dopaminergic innervations and both are interconnected with the SN/VTA and the MTL (Mansvelder et al. 2006; Fields et al. 2007).

Therefore, in our models, both areas were interconnected with the same regions at the cortical (PFC, M1) as well as at the subcortical level (putamen, cerebellum, thalamus).

The other abundant pentose d-xylose is catabolized in a similar way, and both pathways are interconnected with xylitol as the first common metabolite of the shared part (Fig.  2).

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Seidel noted that these light-based vignettes are "interconnected with both the circadian rhythms of their natural surroundings as well as the meteorological nuances of seasonal change from autumn to winter".

Ventro-medially, both elongated strands are interconnected with a slender expression band in the anterior hyposphere region.

In three subregions, processes specific to each subregion but also interconnected with both the national and regional processes were being developed.

It is interesting to note that in mammals highly interconnected structures have been shown to evolve in a correlated fashion [ 3], and the telencephalon is highly interconnected with both the optic tecta and cerebellum [ 30].

Given these shared electrophysiological properties it is significant that both area 29 and area 30 also contain head direction cells in the rat brain (Chen et al., 1994; Cho & Sharp, 2001) and that both cortical areas are densely interconnected with thalamic nuclei containing head direction cells (the laterodorsal and anterior ventral thalamic nuclei, along with the anterior dorsal nucleus).