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corpus callosum

[kawr-puh s kuh-loh-suh m]
noun, plural cor·po·ra cal·lo·sa [kawr-per-uh kuh-loh-suh] /ˈkɔr pər ə kəˈloʊ sə/. Anatomy, Zoology.
  1. a great band of deeply situated transverse white fibers uniting the two halves of the cerebrum in humans and other mammals.

Origin of corpus callosum

1700–10; < New Latin: literally, firm body
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British Dictionary definitions for corpus callosum

corpus callosum

noun plural corpora callosa (kəˈləʊsə)
  1. the band of white fibres that connects the cerebral hemispheres in mammals

Word Origin for corpus callosum

New Latin, literally: callous body
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corpus callosum in Medicine

corpus callosum

[kə-lō′səm]
n.
  1. The commissural plate of nerve fibers connecting the two cerebral hemispheres except for most of the temporal lobes.commissure of cerebral hemispheres
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corpus callosum in Science

corpus callosum

[kə-lō′səm]
Plural corpora callosa
  1. The transverse band of nerve fibers that connects the right and left cerebral hemispheres.
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