-
nerves such as in the
optic chiasm. In
botanical leaf taxology, the word
decussate describes an
opposite pattern of
leaves which has
successive pairs at...
-
fibers of the
ventral cochlear nucleus (anterior
cochlear nucleus).
After decussating, some of
these fibres proceed to
ascend in the
contralateral lateral...
- period. The
tradition according to
which this
saint was
crucified on a
decussate cross is not
found in
early hagiography.
Depictions of
Saint Andrew being...
- In humans, the
tectospinal tract (or
colliculospinal tract) is a
decussating extrapyramidal tract that
coordinates head/neck and eye movements. It arises...
-
fasciculus retroflexus,
which p****es
medial to the red nucleus, and,
after decussating with the
corresponding fasciculus of the
opposite side, ends in the interpeduncular...
- 90
degrees apart, this
habit is
called decussate. It is
common in
members of the
family Cr****ulaceae
Decussate phyllotaxis also
occurs in the Aizoaceae...
-
point or node on the stem. Leaf
attachments are
paired at each node.
Decussate An
opposite arrangement in
which each
successive pair is
rotated 90° from...
- and the
secondary neuronal axons decussates and then
travel up to the
superior cerebellar peduncle where they
decussate again. From here, the information...
-
crosses the
midline before leaving the
central nervous system (i.e. it
decussates rather than chiasmates).: Figs. 6.11, 17.8
Although the
forebrain of...
- from most
medial to most
lateral respectively. The
pathway crosses over (
decussates) at the
level of the
spinal cord,
rather than in the
brainstem like the...
