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Background It is widely accepted that the amygdala are the neuroanatomical middle point of the fear stimuli, which contains the essential circuitry that encodes fear memories, and with the enormous influence on emotional processes and learning. Better understanding of the morphologic caracteristics and complexity of the dendritic organization of amygdala as neural substrates of complex functional properties is needed.

Dendrodendritic contact and dendritic bundles in human basolateral amygdala – a Golgi study