Each of the following are different names for the same structure except

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The LGN, or lateral geniculate nucleus, is not the same as the primary visual cortex (area V1, striate cortex, area 17). The LGN is a part of the thalamus that acts as a relay center for visual information on its way to the primary visual cortex. The other names (A, B, D, E) all refer to the same brain structure involved in the initial processing of visual information.

Each of the Following Are Different Names for the Same