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Sword-Shaped(Greek)

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The 'Clear Wall'. This is a thin double membrane which separates the anterior horns of the lateral ventricles of the brain. It is a barrier between ventricles 1 and 2 and other possible functions remain unestablished.
Know Your Brain: Septum — Neuroscientifically Challenged

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THE CLEAR WALL

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thalamus (enacademic.com)

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A wooly tuft. Flocculus, Flocculi (Latin). The Flocculonodular Lobe is an area of the brain, which is part of the cerebellum. It is also known as the vestibulocerebellum. It consists of a floccular segment and a node. It is involved in motor control.
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THE WOOLY TUFT WITH NODE

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The Sickle of the Cerebrum ( Latin). Part of the brain. The Falx Cerebri is a meningeal fold that is part of the Dura Mater; the innermost and third of the meningeal layers. It is sickle or crescent shaped and descends in a vertical direction between the two cerebral hemispheres. The Falx Cerebri divides the cerebral lobes.
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THE SICKLE

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Torus (Latin)
Example: Torus Tubarius

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Yellow Ligament (Latin). The names denotes the colour of the ligament.

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Pear-shaped (Latin). Part of the larynx. There is also 'pyr' (Greek) meaning fire, is this cause for confusion?

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Arytenoid Cartilage - ladle-shaped. (Greek). Think of two soup ladles for these giant pots.

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Salpinx (Greek), trumpet-shaped. Salpingopharyngeal muscle,the smallest of the 3 Longitudinal Muscles of the pharynx. Salpingopharyngeal fold (a mucous membrane).  Also used to refer to the fallopian tubes.
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THE TRUMPET

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The 'Spiral Hole' or Spiral's Hole' - Greek. ( a specific region of the inner ear). The helicotrema is a tiny hole at the apex of the cochlear labyrinth, of the cochlear; it is said to play a role in low-frequency sound perception.
Slides 5,9,17,30, 44
https://www.slideserve.com/adelle/the-ear
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https://www.csus.edu/indiv/b/blairn/audition1.pdf
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THE HOLE OF THE SPIRAL

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Horse Sea-Monster - Greek. ( a region of the brain). The shape of the hippocampus is like a seahorse. This structure is responsible for spatial memory. https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/17024677/  *NB: do not confuse the Greek 'kampos'/ campus with its Latin false cognate 'campus' which means field. (?)
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THE SEA-MONSTER

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Sieve-shaped - Greek. ( a bone, part of the cranial skull. The entire structure takes its name from just one of its specific parts; (Cribriform Plate), a sieve-like structure characterised by many tiny holes. Cribriform: sieve-like - Latin.

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THE SIEVE

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Wedge-shaped - Greek. ( a bone, part of the cranial skull. Loosely resembles a butterfly shape with 'greater wing', 'lesser wing' and 'spine'. The sphenoid bone is one of the bones forming the bony orbit of the eye. The sphenoid bone also houses the pituitary gland on its 'Turkish Saddle' ( Sella Turcica) region which is a depression in the body of the sphenoid bone.

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Chin - Greek.  Structures that relate to the mandibular 'chin' region. (Genioglossus Muscle, Geniohyoid Muscle. Clinical: genioplasty).

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Dry Mouth - Greek. ( A condition where changes to salivary production result in a dry mouth. Clinical: a side effect of certain medications {xerogenic medication}, cancer therapies for the head and neck, Sjoegren's Syndrome, some HIV child cases)  Also: * xeroderma, xerophthalmia. xerotrachea
https://oralcancerfoundation.org/complications/xerostomia

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Band/s, bandage/s, swathe/s - Latin. ( Superficial Cervical Fascia and Deep Cervical Fascia of the neck). A connective, supportive tissue. Also: * various regions; muscles, organs, nerves, vessels, the foot

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The Handle of the Neck - Latin.  ( A loop of nerves, part of the cervical plexus which innervates most of the infrahyoid muscles)
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The Handle

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Wing-shaped - Latin. (Part of nasal region of the face) Also:   * Alar Ligament

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Wing-shaped - Greek. ( Part of the Sphenoid bone of the skull) Also: * Pterion, * Pterygoid Muscle

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Ring-shaped - Greek. (Part of the larynx around the trachea)

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A 4-Poster bed - Greek. (Part of the Sphenoid bone of the skull)

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The Rooster's Crest - Latin.  (Part of the Ethmoid Bone of the skull). Lateral view is more characteristic than coronal view in diagrams.