Figure 1 in External brain anatomy in relation to the phylogeny of Caninae (Carnivora: Canidae)

Figure 1. Sulci and gyri of the domestic dog cerebrum. (A) Anterodorsolateral view. (B) Dorsal view of the frontal pole of the right hemisphere. (C) Lateral view of the frontal pole of the left hemisphere. (1) Sylvian sulcus (sulcus Sylvii, sulcus pseudosylvius); (2) ectosylvian sulcus (sulcus ectosylvius); (3) suprasylvian sulcus (sulcus suprasylvius); (4) lateral sulcus (sulcus lateralis); (5) ansate sulcus (sulcus ansatus); (6) coronal sulcus (sulcus coronalis); (7) radial process (processus acominis); (8) endolateral sulcus (sulcus endolateralis); (9) longitudinal fissure (fissura longitudinalis cerebri); (10) ectolateral sulcus (sulcus ectolateralis); (11) cruciate sulcus (sulcus cruciatus); (12) praecruciate sulcus (sulcus praecruciatus); (13) postcruciate sulcus (sulcus postcruciatus); (14) presylvian sulcus (sulcus praesylvius); (15) proreal sulcus (sulcus proreus); (16) intraorbital (sulcus interprorealis, sulcus intraorbitalis); (17) sigmoid gyrus: (a) anterior part (pars anterior gyri sigmoidei); (b) posterior part (pars posterior gyri sigmoidei); (18) proreal gyrus (gyrus proreus); (19) orbital gyrus (gyrus orbitalis); cer: cerebellum; ol: olfactory bulb.