Titlebook: Evolution of the Forebrain; Phylogenesis and Ont R. Hassler,H. Stephan Book 1966 Springer Science+Business Media New York 1966 evolution.fo

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The Interpretation of the Cell Masses in the Teleostean Forebrain,ts of two solid lobes which are separated from each other by a median slit-like ventricle. Lateral ventricles surrounded by nervous tissue, which are found in almost all other vertebrates are lacking, and this is not only the case in the adult stage, but also during development. Thus, the solid cond

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The Development of the Human Hippocampal Formation Correlated with some Aspects of its Phylogeneticzed later development (., 1951). Consequently they have not completely demonstrated the manner in which the gyrus dentatus develops or its layers differentiate. Correlations between developmental stages of the parts of the human hippoeampal formation and its subdivisions in submammalian vertebrates

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Brains from 40 Million Years of Camelid History,ch other of the organisms that lived in consecutive times of the Past. The documents of those histories are fossils. These do not include brains; but Prof. . has just shown you that brain research is possible by means of a fossilized skull. An endocast of its brain cavity will reproduce the brain’s

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