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=The connexions of the posterior commissure: a study of its development and myelination in the human foetus and young infant, of its phylogenetic development, and of degenerative changes resulting from certain experimental lesions=
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Romanes GJ. Cell columns in the spinal cord of a human foetus of fourteen weeks. (1941) J Anat. 75(2): 145-152. PMID 17104847

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This historic 1941 paper by Romanes describes spinal cord pathways in the early fetus.




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Cell Columns in the Spinal Cord of a Human Foetus of Fourteen Weeks

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