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Structure and function of cerebral commissures
Workshop on the Structure and Function of the Cerebral Commissures (1977 : Erasmus University Medical School)
xviii, 502 pages : illustrations ; 24 cm.
Anatomy of cerebral commissures in reptiles -- Morphological relationship established through the habenulo-interpeduncular system between the right and left portions of the frog brain -- Interocular transfer and commissure function in lower vertebrates, with special reference to fish -- Interocular transfer in the goldfish -- Behavioural and anatomical aspects of monocular vision in birds -- Do training conditions affect interocular transfer in the pigeon? -- Interhemispheric integration of visual information in the pigeon - a behavioural study -- Effects of early visual deprivation on pattern discrimination learning and interocular transfer in the pigeon (Columba livia) -- Mammalian neocortical commissures -- On the normal arrangement of fibres and terminals and limits of plasticity in the callosal system of the rat -- Cobalt-induced epilepsy in the rat: some studies on the mirror focus -- Interocular transfer of visual learning in the rat -- Some studies of interhemispheric integration in the rat -- Ultrastructure and conduction properties of visual callosal axons of the rabbit -- Interhemispheric communication between neurons in visual cortex of the rabbit -- Interocular transfer and interhemispheric communicartion in the rabbit -- Commissural connections of the visual cortex of the cat -- Adult and neonatal characteristics of the callosal zone at the boundary between areas 17 and 18 in the cat -- Transfer of visual information across the midline to the superior colliculus in the split-chiasm cat -- Altered incorporation of labelled uridine into RNA in secondary epileptic foci contralateral to primary epileptic lesions in the cat's cortex -- Pathways of interocular transfer in Siamese cats -- Cutaneous and proprioceptive input to the corpus callosum in the cat -- Role of forebrain commissures in hemispheric specialisation and memory in macaques -- Interhemispheric transfer of visual information via the corpus callosum and anterior commissure in the moneky -- Mirror-image transfer in optic chiasm sectioned monkeys -- Report of a severe accuracy deficit in the split-brain monkey performing a between-hand choice-RT task: evidence for a unilateral functioning hypothesis -- Contribution of positional and movement cues to visuomotor reaching in split-brain monkey -- On the role of cerebral commissures in animals
edited by I. Steele Russell, M. W. van Hof, G. Berlucchi.
"A collection of papers culled from the European Brain Behaviour Society's Workshop on the Structure and Function of the Cerebral Commissures, which was held at the Erasmus University Medical School from March 30 to April 2, 1977."