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sim -path -. Relating to the Effecting conse ffl(aneo.,jvitv or anatomist Jacques Dubois, Latinized Sylvius. S. Artery, the middle cerebral artery, lying Irritation, affection of an Q by, in the fi ure of Sylvius. S. Convolution. See tion, infection or other lknown wav Convolutions, Table of. S. Fo a, the depre ion at following simflar affect.ons Qther s Ncr the side of the fetal cerebrum where the insula is or Nervous System, a senth(esof;Ha conn, subsequently formed. commi ural fibers, upon eac.h M(,;, of t,u. vert, Sylvius, Aqueduct of. See Aqueduct . S., Fi ure umn from the base of the (o the of. See Fi ures, Table of. be also traced into the head. An euphonic form of Syn. f? is which Symbion, Symbiont (sim' -be -on, sim'-be-ont). In biology, either of two organisms living in intimate a ociation; a commensal. numerous plexuses, ganglia.Ja." et tion of the also uveal tract of S.an e nye arisinkr subs,inflara some injury or affection of the v other eye Th, Symbiosis. In biology, the intimate a ociation of two affected is called exciting or, the sympathizer. iod preceded by sympathetic irritation, in which there is lamination, photophobia, etc. Removal of the excitor is the treatment usually prescribed, ympatheticus (sim-path-ef -ik-us). See Sympathetic