Comments on the cerebellum and its division
Brain ResearchPublished 1 May 1968
Helge Korneliussen
Citations46
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Recent observations in Cetacea and rat on the ontogenetic development and morphology of the cerebellar nuclei, as well as on regional variations during the Cerebellar corticogenesis, are reviewed and a mode of cerebellary division is proposed.
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Recent observations in Cetacea and rat on the ontogenetic development and morphology of the cerebellar nuclei, as well as on regional variations during the cerebellar corticogenesis, are reviewed. A mode of cerebellar division is proposed on this basis.
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Biochemistry, Genetics and Molecular Biology
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