The Journal of Comparative Neurology, Volume 13Editors, Denison University, 1903 |
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... represents the ascending parietal and the superior parietal convolutions of man . The inferior parietal gyrus may be divided into supramarginal and angular convolutions . The supramarginal is bounded anteriorly by the intra - parietal ...
... represents the ascending parietal and the superior parietal convolutions of man . The inferior parietal gyrus may be divided into supramarginal and angular convolutions . The supramarginal is bounded anteriorly by the intra - parietal ...
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... represents the middle commissure of man . From this brief macroscopic study of the fore brain of Macacus we see that the simian brain closely resembles that of man ; for Macacus seems to present most of the conditions existing in man ...
... represents the middle commissure of man . From this brief macroscopic study of the fore brain of Macacus we see that the simian brain closely resembles that of man ; for Macacus seems to present most of the conditions existing in man ...
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... representing the area of a cross section applies strictly to the sum of half the distance from it to the or- dinates next above and next below the point at which it is erected , it follows that by multiplying the areas represented by ...
... representing the area of a cross section applies strictly to the sum of half the distance from it to the or- dinates next above and next below the point at which it is erected , it follows that by multiplying the areas represented by ...
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... represented in the column of averages in Table 1 . The data for the areas of the cross sections represented by the ordinates were taken from STILLING ( 3 ) and comprise his measurements on four adult cords . TABLE IV . Giving the pages ...
... represented in the column of averages in Table 1 . The data for the areas of the cross sections represented by the ordinates were taken from STILLING ( 3 ) and comprise his measurements on four adult cords . TABLE IV . Giving the pages ...
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... represented by the ordinate , by the number of mil- limeters representing the length of the segment . In the case of the first segment of the cord , the result is probably a trifle too large . Below the first , we can make a more ...
... represented by the ordinate , by the number of mil- limeters representing the length of the segment . In the case of the first segment of the cord , the result is probably a trifle too large . Below the first , we can make a more ...
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Anat Antero-posterior average body brain branches chorda tympani Coefficient of variability columella Copper bichromate corpus callosum cortex cross-sections curves cutaneous nerve fiber degeneration dermal surface determined Distal Proximal dorsal roots entering the leg estimate experiments facialis fact Fascicle fibers entering fibrillae fishes fissure formalin Frog gustatory haematoxylin hemisphere innervation Journ jugularis Length of cord ligament lobe Macacus mammals mandibularis internus medullated nerve fibers method mm² mordanted muscles Necturus neopallium nerve cells nerve cord nerve fibers nervous system neuroglia neurokeratin neurones neuropil number of fibers Number of Nerve observed numbers occipital operculum Osmic passes peripheral posterior Postero-anterior Potassium bichromate Professor ramus relation root fibers scar sections segments sensory shank and foot side skin specimen Spelerpes spinal cord spinal ganglia spinal nerves splitting fibers squamosum stained STILLING'S stilus structure sulcus TABLE terminal buds thigh tion ventral roots worm
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