The medial temporal lobes are crucial for memory, as illustrated by the H.M. case. Structure that are part of the medial temporal lobes do not include ________.
A) the dentate gyrus
B) the cingulate gyrus
C) the subiculum
D) the perirhinal cortex

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The cingulate gyrus is not part of the medial temporal lobes but is located in the medial aspect of the cerebral cortex, above the corpus callosum. The dentate gyrus, subiculum, and perirhinal cortex are all part of the medial temporal lobe structures involved in memory.

The Medial Temporal Lobes Are Crucial for Memory, as Illustrated