Extensive unilateral cerebral removals in the primate: Physiologic effects and resultant degeneration

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[1] Thalamic nuclei of Pithecus (Macacus) rhesus II. Dorsal thalamus [J]. ARCHIVES OF NEUROLOGY AND PSYCHIATRY, 1934, 32 (01): : 27 - 44

[2] Bauer Julius, 1909, Arb neurol Inst Wien Leipzig, V17

[3] BIEBER I, 1933, AM J PHYSIOL, V105, P7

[4] BIEBER I, 1938, ARCH NEUROL PSYCHIAT, V39, P435

[5] Clark W. E. le G., 1935, Philosophical Transactions London, V224B, P313, DOI 10.1098/rstb.1935.0002

[6] Clark WEL, 1936, J ANAT, V71, P7

[7] Clark WELG, 1936, J ANAT, V70, P447

[8] Clark WELG, 1937, BRAIN, V60, P126

[9] DEBARENNE JGD, 1942, RES PUBL ASS NERV ME, V21, P246

[10] DOLLEY DH, 1918, J MED RES, V34, P123