Hampson, 1949 - Google Patents
Relationships between cat cerebral and cerebellar corticesHampson, 1949
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- Hampson J
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- Journal of Neurophysiology
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IN RECENT years the problem of localization in the cerebellum has been the subject of considerable study. The older descriptions of Bolk (4), Smith (23), and Riley (21) proposed cerebellar subdivisions based on gross, comparative anatomical evidence. Larsell (18) …
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