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Originally Posted by raaaid
Central to the curvature of the front half of the corpus callosum can be seen the laminae of the "septum pellucidum." These are two thin plates of gray and white matter that extend on each side between the corpus callosum and another curved, flattened bundle of white muscle fibers, called the "fornix."
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Well all right, a little bit of investigation pays off.
Now consider the following...
How many sources did you look through to find that one and how many did NOT define the fornix as a muscle?
--Outlaw.