The neurologist examined the patient's thalami for signs of inflammation after the head injury.

The neurologist studied the thalamic activity patterns during the sleep cycle.

The botanist catalogued several rare thalamia found in the alpine meadows.

Under the microscope, the thalamium revealed a dense band of asci and paraphyses.

The neurologist explained thalamically mediated sensory disruptions during the lecture.

The botanist noted that the rare alpine species was thalamiflorous, its small blooms emerging directly from the floral receptacle.

The botanist identified the thalamifloral species by observing that its stamens were borne directly on the receptacle.