Cortical lamination and localisation in the brain of the marmoset / by F.W. Mott, E. Schuster and W.D. Halliburton.

  • Mott, F. W. (Frederick Walker), 1853-1926.
Date:
[1909]
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Credit: Cortical lamination and localisation in the brain of the marmoset / by F.W. Mott, E. Schuster and W.D. Halliburton. Source: Wellcome Collection.

Provider: This material has been provided by King’s College London. The original may be consulted at King’s College London.

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    area. While our “Motor A” corresponds in position fairly closely with his Feldern 4 and 6 (area gigantopyramidalis and area frontalis agranularis), the larger dots which in our figures represent the region in which the largest pyramids may be found are spread over practically the same as his Feldern 4. None of his types appears to correspond with our “ Motor B.” But its position at its posterior end is occupied in his figure with the lower end of his area post centralis (Feldern 1 to 3). Our post-central cortex occupies much the same position as his area pneparietalis (Feldern 5), except that it does not extend so far downwards on the lateral surface. With regard to the temporal and olfactory regions we are in fair agreement.] IIabrison and Sons, Printers in Ordinary to His Majesty, St, Martin’s Lane,