“…The amygdala consists of a number of nuclei, including the nucleus of the lateral olfactory tract, bed nucleus of the olfactory tract, anterior amygdaloid area, accessory basal nucleus, basal nucleus and lateral nucleus (Pitkä nen et al, 2000;de Olmos et al, 2004), and the amygdala has been linked to emotion (de Vito and Smith, 1982;Ansah et al, 2010;Ponomarev et al, 2010), memory (Maren, 1999;Savage and Guarino, 2010), sexual functioning (Carrer et al, 1973;Carrer, 1978;Holder and Mong, 2010) and neuroendocrine functioning Taleisnik, 1978, 1980). From the amygdala, the perirhinal cortex receives projections from the nucleus of the lateral olfactory tract, accessory basal nucleus, basal nucleus and lateral nucleus Price, 1974, 1977;McDonald and Jackson, 1987;Pikkarainen and Pitkä nen, 2001;Furtak et al, 2007b) with area 35 receiving the heaviest projections from the amygdala compared to area 36 and the accessory basal and lateral nuclei being the most prominent origins of these projections (Pitkä nen et al, 2000).…”