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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    Fig. 2.—Diagrams of six sections, the position of which are shown in fig. 1. FS, Sylvian fissure ; f.pa., lateral fissure ; f.rh., rhinal fissure ; f.cal., calcarine fissure. a disappearance of the large Betz cells, the largest cells in this area measuring from 25 to 30 /*. It has indeed the appearance of a sensory area, and it is possible that it is a continuation of the post central area. The fact, however, that it was from this part of the hemisphere that movements of the face, jaw, mouth, and tongue were obtained, renders it probable that this is a sensori-motor area. Experiments on the Lemur also showed that b 2