Titlebook: Structure and Function of Cerebral Commissures; I. Steele Russell,M. W. Hof,G. Berlucchi Textbook 1979Latest edition I. Steele Russell, M.

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Interhemispheric Communication Between Neurons in Visual Cortex of the Rabbit, 1967; Choudhury .., 1965; Hubel and Weisel, 1967; Innocenti .., 1974), those of other species have remained relatively unstudied. This chapter will review recent investigations of the visual callosal system of the rabbit. The physiological properties and the distribution of cells of origin of the c

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Interocular Transfer and Interhemispheric Communication in the Rabbit,ularly. In the training box used in those experiments (van Hof, 1966) the rabbit was exposed to two patterns simultaneously, where the animal was required to choose one pattern by touching it with its nose. If the ‘rewarded’ pattern was selected a food pellet was given; if the ‘unrewarded’ pattern w

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Commissural Connections of the Visual Cortex of the Cat,on of the visual projection—in higher mammals this is the vertical meridian of the visual field—is callosally connected; (b) the callosal connections are homotopical and reciprocal (Choudhury .., 1965; Ebner and Myers, 1965; Fisken .., 1975; Garey .., 1968; Hubel and Wiesel, 1967; Innocenti and Fior

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Adult and Neonatal Characteristics of the Callosal Zone At the Boundary Between Areas 17 and 18 in he possibility of discovering the morphological and electrophysiological basis for the behavioural performance mediated by the cerebral commissure; the second comes from the fact that it offers an excellent paradigm for the analysis of a cortical network . and in its fully developed form. One hopes

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Anatomy of Cerebral Commissures in Reptiles,tate that a detailed knowledge of the input to the forebrain is an essential prerequisite for an understanding of the functional significance of the commissures that connect the right and left cerebral hemispheres.