Observations on the peripheral distribution of the nervus terminalis in Mammalia
- Carl Huber, G.
- Huber, G. Carl
- Guild, Stacy R.
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The nervus terminalis (NT) is the most anterior of the vertebrate cranial nerves. In teleost fish, t...
The nervus terminalis (NT) is the most anterior of the vertebrate cranial nerves. In teleost fish, t...
The development of the nervus terminalis system in the lunglish, Neoceratodus forsteri, was investig...
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Morphology of nervus musculocutaneus and its ramifications in repre-sentatives of ten orders of mamm...
Introduction: Cranial nerve 0 (nervus terminalis) was identified in adult humans in 1914 medial to...
Introduction: Cranial nerve 0 (nervus terminalis) was identified in adult humans in 1914 medial to...
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Introduction: in the international Terminologia Anatomica the term nervus terminalis or cranial nerv...
That nervous elements migrate peripherally from the neural tube, during early embryonic development,...
Although Necturus is so commonly used in laboratory courses of vertebrate dissection there have been...
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The nervus terminalis (NT) is the most anterior of the vertebrate cranial nerves. In teleost fish, t...
The nervus terminalis (NT) is the most anterior of the vertebrate cranial nerves. In teleost fish, t...
The nervus terminalis (NT) is the most anterior of the vertebrate cranial nerves. In teleost fish, t...
The nervus terminalis (NT) is the most anterior of the vertebrate cranial nerves. In teleost fish, t...
The development of the nervus terminalis system in the lunglish, Neoceratodus forsteri, was investig...
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No Abstract.Peer Reviewedhttp://deepblue.lib.umich.edu/bitstream/2027.42/49710/1/1090070802_ftp.pd
Morphology of nervus musculocutaneus and its ramifications in repre-sentatives of ten orders of mamm...
Introduction: Cranial nerve 0 (nervus terminalis) was identified in adult humans in 1914 medial to...
Introduction: Cranial nerve 0 (nervus terminalis) was identified in adult humans in 1914 medial to...
No Abstract. Peer Reviewed http://deepblue.lib.umich.edu/bitstream/2027.42/49720/1/1090090304_ftp.pd
Introduction: in the international Terminologia Anatomica the term nervus terminalis or cranial nerv...
That nervous elements migrate peripherally from the neural tube, during early embryonic development,...
Although Necturus is so commonly used in laboratory courses of vertebrate dissection there have been...
No Abstract.Peer Reviewedhttp://deepblue.lib.umich.edu/bitstream/2027.42/50111/1/910100204_ftp.pd
The nervus terminalis (NT) is the most anterior of the vertebrate cranial nerves. In teleost fish, t...
The nervus terminalis (NT) is the most anterior of the vertebrate cranial nerves. In teleost fish, t...
The nervus terminalis (NT) is the most anterior of the vertebrate cranial nerves. In teleost fish, t...
The nervus terminalis (NT) is the most anterior of the vertebrate cranial nerves. In teleost fish, t...
The development of the nervus terminalis system in the lunglish, Neoceratodus forsteri, was investig...
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