. The anatomy of the domestic animals. Veterinary anatomy. 850 THE NERVOUS SYSTEM OF THE DOG. /, Corpuscallosum: 1', genu; ?", splen- ium of corpus callosum; a, genual fissure; 6. splenial fissure; c, suprasplenial fissure; d, hippocampal fissure; e, sulcus corporis callosi; /, postsplenial fissure; 3, lesser cruciate fissure; h, cruciate fissure, (After Ellenberger, in Leisering's Atlas.) 9. The cruciate fissure is the deepest ;mil most rharaeteristie. It cuts deeply into the an- terior third of the dorso-inedial border and nins ahiujst straight ()iit\v:ird. It is continuous on the media
. The anatomy of the domestic animals. Veterinary anatomy. 850 THE NERVOUS SYSTEM OF THE DOG. /, Corpuscallosum: 1', genu; ?", splen- ium of corpus callosum; a, genual fissure; 6. splenial fissure; c, suprasplenial fissure; d, hippocampal fissure; e, sulcus corporis callosi; /, postsplenial fissure; 3, lesser cruciate fissure; h, cruciate fissure, (After Ellenberger, in Leisering's Atlas.) 9. The cruciate fissure is the deepest ;mil most rharaeteristie. It cuts deeply into the an- terior third of the dorso-inedial border and nins ahiujst straight ()iit\v:ird. It is continuous on the medial surface of the hemisphere with the e:illiisci-iiKUf;inal or splciii:d fissure. 10. The sulcus rhinalis is continued on the tentorial surfaceof the lic^niisphere by the occipito-temporal fissure. Anteriorly it is prolonged as the olfactory fissure, which is concealed by tlie oUactory bulb and tract. 11. The calloso-marginal fissure us\i;dly consists of two parts, splenial and ficnual. The splenial fissure is parallel witli the splcniuni and niiildli'part nf the corpus . ; lai the medial surface of the lMiiii-|iliric. It is .1,111 iMUiMi> in front with the cruciate li>-iiri'and runs for- ward and outward acrcis the tentoriid sinlaic tn join the occipiln-lenipdral iir (-deariin' tissiiriv It gives off from its lunhi'St ])art thcshuit cruciate fissure. The genual fissure ; appruximalcly p:u:dlel with the genu of the corpus callcisuin. 12. The suprasplenial fissure runs almost parallel with the posterior part of the calluso-marfiinid fissiu-e on the inner and tentori;Ll surfaces of the lieniis|)here. 13. The occipito-temporal or calcarine fissure is the continuation on the tentorial sin-f;ice of the of the splenial fissm'e. 14. The hippocampal fissure forms the medial boundary of the piriform lobe. Tlie olfactory bulb is large and is compressed laterally; its anterior end pro- jects beyond the frontal ])ole of the hemisphere. The tract i
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