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Having discussed the fundamental plan of the mammalian spinal cord, we should now dedicate some pages to the study of this organ in lower vertebrates.
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[We refer to Kölliker (1902) for more details on the topography and extent of this nucleus.]
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Textura and Histologie omit to mention the equivalents of Fig. 213 in the texts.
Textura and Histologie omit to mention the equivalents of Fig. 216 in the texts.
Fig. 217.—c, funicular cell; e, myelinated axons.
Fig. 218.— E, F, unidentified.
Fig. 219.— C, E, F, column of Clarke cells; H, dorsal horn cell with dendrites crossing the midline; M, same as L, i.e. perimedular plexus; N, dorsal horn cell with bifurcating axon in lateral funiculus; O, interstitial collateral; V, same as B, i.e. commissural cell; Y, peripheral collateral; Z, commissural dendrite of motor cell; a, white matter.
Fig. 220.— G, gray matter; P, peripheral collaterals.
Fig. 225.— ci, axons
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y Cajal, S.R. (1999). Comparative Histology Of The Spinal Cord. In: Texture of the Nervous System of Man and the Vertebrates. Springer, Vienna. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-7091-6435-8_20
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