Principles of Neocortical Function

Principles of Neocortical Function
Chapter 10 Principles of Neocortical Function

Figure 10.1 Grooming Sequences in the Rat
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Figure 10.2 Central Nervous System Hierarchy

Figure 10.3 Spinal Animal Walking on Treadmill

Figure 10.4 Typical Postures of a Cat

Figure 10.5 Human Reactions to Taste

Figure 10.6 Mesencephalic Human Child

Figure 10.8 Neocortical Cells

Figure 10.9 Comparison of Cortical Layers

Figure 10.10 Cortical Spots and Stripes

Figure 10.11 Avian Neuroanatomy

Figure 10.12 Multisensory Areas in the Monkey Cortex

Figure 10.13 Levels of Cortical Organization

Figure 10.14 Paralimbic Cortex

Figure 10.15 Subcortical Loops

Figure 10.16 Interareal and Intra-areal Connections

Figure 10.17 Functional Units of the Cortex

Figure 10.18 Two Hierarchical Models

Figure 10.19 Parcellation of Cerebral Cortical Networks

Figure 10.20 Locations of von Economo Neurons

Figure 10.21 Mapping Human Cortical Surface Expansion

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