Among the extant vertebrates, nonavian reptiles are probably those that are most closely related to the first animals to evolve a clearly layered cerebral cortex. Thus, a good understanding of the structure and connections or reptilian cortex is critical to understanding cortical evolution. We review the cellular and functional architecture of reptilian brains and aim to identify knowledge gaps and promising avenues for research using novel techniques and diverse species. We argue that analyzing the simpler cortical circuits of reptiles is, besies being useful to understanding cortical evolution, of central importance to understanding cortical function in general
The evolution of advanced cognition in vertebrates is associated with two independent innovations in...
Abstract We analyse some of the most important anatomical and functional features emerging at differ...
Histogenesis was studied in forebrain cortical areas of two reptiles, Emys orbicularis and Lacerta t...
The organization of the cerebral hemispheres of mammals is characterized by corticostriatal glutamat...
Abstract-Telencephalic cortex in turtles is a simple three layered-structure. The dorsal most part o...
From the earliest stage of its ontogenesis, the mammalian cerebral cor-tex displays a remarkable cyt...
The isocortex is a distinctive feature of the mammalian brain, with no clear counterpart in other am...
The isocortex is a distinctive feature of mammalian brains, which has no clear counterpart in the ce...
The cerebral cortex covers the rostral part of the brain and, in higher mammals and particularly hum...
The organization of the non-mammalian forebrain had long puzzled neurobiologists. Unlike typical mam...
The brain plays a critical role in a wide variety of functions including behaviour, perception, moto...
The brain plays a critical role in a wide variety of functions including behaviour, perception, moto...
The six-layered neocortex is a neuroanatomical hallmark of all extant mammals. The massively enlarg...
Vertebrate (fish, amphibians, reptiles, birds and mammals) brains look quite different despite being...
The isocortex is a distinctive feature of the mammalian brain, with no clear counterpart in other am...
The evolution of advanced cognition in vertebrates is associated with two independent innovations in...
Abstract We analyse some of the most important anatomical and functional features emerging at differ...
Histogenesis was studied in forebrain cortical areas of two reptiles, Emys orbicularis and Lacerta t...
The organization of the cerebral hemispheres of mammals is characterized by corticostriatal glutamat...
Abstract-Telencephalic cortex in turtles is a simple three layered-structure. The dorsal most part o...
From the earliest stage of its ontogenesis, the mammalian cerebral cor-tex displays a remarkable cyt...
The isocortex is a distinctive feature of the mammalian brain, with no clear counterpart in other am...
The isocortex is a distinctive feature of mammalian brains, which has no clear counterpart in the ce...
The cerebral cortex covers the rostral part of the brain and, in higher mammals and particularly hum...
The organization of the non-mammalian forebrain had long puzzled neurobiologists. Unlike typical mam...
The brain plays a critical role in a wide variety of functions including behaviour, perception, moto...
The brain plays a critical role in a wide variety of functions including behaviour, perception, moto...
The six-layered neocortex is a neuroanatomical hallmark of all extant mammals. The massively enlarg...
Vertebrate (fish, amphibians, reptiles, birds and mammals) brains look quite different despite being...
The isocortex is a distinctive feature of the mammalian brain, with no clear counterpart in other am...
The evolution of advanced cognition in vertebrates is associated with two independent innovations in...
Abstract We analyse some of the most important anatomical and functional features emerging at differ...
Histogenesis was studied in forebrain cortical areas of two reptiles, Emys orbicularis and Lacerta t...