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Q j ^ Anterior, oblong, and fomewliat pyramidal bodies, compofed on their
furface of bundles of medullary fibres, difpofed tranfverfely, and paffing
from one fide of the medulla oblongata to the other fide of it, or joining
thefe two pyramidal bodies intimately together. !^etwccn thefe pyramidal
bodies there is a fiflure above a quarter of an inch deep, into
which the pia mater e;iters, and, ftill deeper, velTels pafs between the
decuflating bundles of medullary fibres.
R R The bodies called commonly olivaria.
SS A fmall part feen of oblong medullary and fomewhat pyramidal bodies,
which form the back part of the medulla oblongata.
T The end of the medulla oblongata, or top of the fpinal marrow.
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