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    In the Developing Cerebral Cortex, the Cortical Intermediate Zone Eventually
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In the Developing Cerebral Cortex, the Cortical Intermediate Zone Eventually

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In the developing cerebral cortex, the cortical intermediate zone eventually forms what is called the white matter of the brain. Explain why the white matter appears white.

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