The Central Nervous System of Vertebrates: Spinal Cord and DeuterencephalonKarger Medical and Scientific Publishers, 1975 M01 1 - 1006 pages In 1927, Hartwig Kuhlenbeck published a series of lectures on the central nervous system of vertebrates and gave neurobiology its standard reference for decades. The present work, now complete in 5 volumes, represents a monumental expansion of the early lectures. |
Contents
The Spinal Cord | 1 |
Problems of Taxonomy | 2 |
Significance of Species and Related Concepts | 3 |
Historical Remarks | 4 |
Some Remarks Concerning Their Contempo rary Status | 5 |
Geologic and Palaeontologic Aspects | 6 |
The Genetic Aspects | 7 |
Ecology and Geographic Distribution | 8 |
Ganoids and Teleosts Latimeria | 406 |
Dipnoans | 436 |
Amphibians | 444 |
Reptiles | 467 |
Birds | 482 |
Mammals Including Man | 507 |
Structural Elements Biology of Nervous Tissue | 546 |
References to Chapter IX | 610 |
Physiologic Aspects | 9 |
Taxonomic Aspects | 10 |
Anatomical Aspects | 11 |
Intrinsic and Extrinsic Mechanisms L Edingers Eigenapparat and Verbindungsapparat Some Comments on the Reflex Con cept and on Myelogeny | 15 |
The Vertebrate Peripheral Nervous System and its Morpho | 30 |
Amphioxus | 58 |
Cyclostomes | 76 |
Selachians | 95 |
Latimeria | 108 |
Dipnoans | 130 |
Amphibians | 132 |
Reptiles | 150 |
Amphibians 7 Reptiles | 158 |
Birds | 161 |
Mammals Including Man | 177 |
Birds | 199 |
References to Chapter VIII | 270 |
Medulla Oblongata and Pons | 288 |
The Mesencephalon 1 General Pattern and Basic Mechanisms The Meaning of Tegmentum and Tectum | 293 |
The Telencephalon | 332 |
Some Remarks on the socalled Formatio Reticularis Tegmenti | 335 |
Cyclostomes | 336 |
Cyclostomes | 348 |
Selachians | 383 |
Selachians | 390 |
The Cerebellum | 624 |
Cyclostomes | 666 |
Selachians | 671 |
Ganoids and Teleosts Latimeria | 681 |
Dipnoans | 706 |
Amphibians | 713 |
Amphibians | 724 |
Reptiles | 725 |
Birds | 732 |
Mammals Including Man | 744 |
Birds | 745 |
Mammals | 759 |
References to Chapter X | 768 |
The Mesencephalon | 777 |
Cyclostomes | 810 |
Selachians | 824 |
Ganoids and Teleosts Latimeria | 841 |
Dipnoans | 867 |
Amphibians | 875 |
Reptiles | 894 |
Birds | 915 |
Mammals Including Man | 934 |
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