A1 A (region of brain?) B (light-colored region w/i A) C (darker-colored body w/i A) D (region of brain? be specific) F (region of brain?) E (region of brain? be specific) H (region of brain?) G 11 (white region in I) 12 (gray region in I) J (region of brain?) I (region of brain?)

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