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The extrabulbar olfactory pathway: primary olfactory fibers bypassing the olfactory bulb in bony fishes?

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The extrabulbar olfactory pathway: primary olfactory fibers bypassing the olfactory bulb in bony fishes?

Auteurs : M H Hofmann [Allemagne] ; D L Meyer

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Abstract

Recent evidence has revealed that some primary olfactory fibers bypass the olfactory bulb and terminate in tel- and/or diencephalic areas (extrabulbar olfactory pathway, EBOP). We investigated the projections of this system in different fishes by means of soybean agglutinin binding studies. In all species in which primary olfactory fibers were labelled, fiber bundles can be traced beyond the olfactory bulb. These run with the medial forebrain bundle and terminate at different targets, depending on the species. In the teleosts Macrognathus, Mogurnda, and Hemichromis, EBOP fibers can be traced into the ventral telencephalon, pars ventralis, pars supracommissuralis and/or into the preoptic nucleus. In most nonteleosts studied (Polypterus, Chalamoichthys, Amia), the EBOP also innervates diencephalic targets. An exception is Acipenser, which displays an innervation pattern similar to that in teleosts. Comparison with results obtained by other techniques suggests that the EBOP consists of primary olfactory fibers, which project not only to the olfactory bulb but also to various other targets in the prosencephalon of anamniotic vertebrates.

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