tectal tracts

The term tectal tracts refers to a collection of fiber pathways that originate in the tectum. They include the tectopontine tract, the tectobulbar tract, the tectospinal tract, the tectoreticular fibers and the tectothalamic fibers ( Carpenter-1983 ).

Also known as: tectal tracts

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tectal tracts
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tectal tracts
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