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Introduction,nly isocortical fteld which can be delineated unequivocally in the human brain. Nevertheless, there have been only a few morphological studies of this particular area (cytoarchitectonic studies: Bailey and Von Bonin 1951, Beck 1934, Von Economo and Koskinas 1925, Filirnonoff 1932; myeloarchitectonic

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Pyramidal Cells and Neuropil of Layer II,lls. Intermingled with both nonpyramidal and glial cells, they tend to aggregate in clusters, triads, horizontal rows, and vertical columns (Fig. 11a—c). The narrow cytoplasmic rim of the small pyramidal cell (diameter 8–11 .m) is faintly tinged. At the origin of the apical dendrite a more pronounce

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Pyramidal Cells and Neuropil of Layer Illab,mber of small cell bodies (Fig. 10). The small pyramidal cells of layer IIIab look like those of layer II (Fig. 15a—d), whereas the medium-sized ones (diameter 12–15 .m; Fig. 15e—g) have a larger nucleus and a broader cytoplasmic rim which contains more intensely stained basophilic material. Frequen

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,Pyramidal and Polygonal Neurons and Neuropil of Layers IIIc/IVa, IVb, IVcα, and IVcβ,t of which cannot be categorized as true pyramidal or nonpyramidal cells. With regard to the shape of their cell body they are here designated as “polygonal neurons”. These cells have frequently been referred to as “spiny stellate cells” (Garey 1971, LeVay 1973, Lund 1973), or simply as “stellate ce

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Nonpyramidal Cells of Layers II to VI,e from scattered points all over the surface and radiate in various directions. The dendrites arise in three different ways from the cell body. Thick dendritic stems, which gradually taper as they extend distally, arborize repeatedly at short distances from one another near the soma (Fig. 38c, d, e)

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