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The cellular structure of the auditory region of the cat

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Published1949
Citations226
References18

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Die Cytoarchitektonik der Hirnrinde des erwachsenen Menschen

1925 • 1,220 citations

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1948 • 1,187 citations

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1904 • 400 citations

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1948 • 364 citations

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1948 • 363 citations

The relations of thalamic connections, cellular structure and evocable electrical activity in the auditory region of the cat

1949 • 237 citations

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1942 • 222 citations

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1928 • 108 citations

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1929 • 107 citations

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1937 • 105 citations

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1947 • 61 citations

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1937 • 57 citations

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1939 • 48 citations

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1941 • 27 citations

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1939 • 23 citations

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1900 • 12 citations

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