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Development of the brain of Amblystoma in early functional stages

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Published1937
Citations42
References17

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Anatomy and the Problem of Behaviour.

1929 • 500 citations

Anatomy and the Problem of Behavior.

1929 • 279 citations

Neurofibeillar development in the central nervous system of chick embryos up to 5 days' incubation

1936 • 141 citations

Correlated anatomical and physiological studies of the growth of the nervous system of amphibia

1914 • 117 citations

Observations upon the migration of neural crest cells, and upon the development of the spinal ganglia and vertebral arches in Amblystoma

1937 • 114 citations

The amphibian forebrain. IV. The cerebral hemispheres of amblystoma

1927 • 83 citations

The development of the balancer in Amblystoma, studied by the method of transplantation and in relation to the connective‐tissue problem

1925 • 82 citations

The reaction to tactile stimuli and the development of the swimming movement in embryos of diemyctylus torosus, eschscholtz

1909 • 40 citations

The olfactory nervue, the nervus terminalis and the pre‐optic sympathetic system in amia calva, L.

1910 • 38 citations

THE STRUCTURAL BASIS OF THE INTEGRATION OF BEHAVIOR

1930 • 35 citations

A topographic analysis of the thalamus and midbrain of Amblystoma

1935 • 29 citations

Conduction pathways in the cerebral peduncle of Amblystoma

1936 • 25 citations

Further experimental investigations on the phenomenon of homologous response in transplanted amphibian limbs. IV. Reverse locomotion after the interchange of right and left limbs

1937 • 22 citations

Integration and Motivation of Behavior as Problems of Growth

1936 • 14 citations

The development of the brain of Amblystoma (3 to 17 mm. body length)

1932 • 12 citations

Effects of Chilling on Structure and Behavior of Embryos of Amblystoma punctatum Cope

1936 • 7 citations

Delayed Reproduction in Amblystoma Punctatum.

1930 • 1 citations

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