Paper - Further contributions to the study of the evolution of the forebrain 5

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This historic 1923 paper by Johnston describes development of the forebrain in many different species, including human.

See also his earlier paper: Johnston JB. The morphology of the forebrain vesicle in vertebrates. (1909) J. Comp. Neurol. and Psychol. 19: 457-539.
Our understanding of forebrain development has improved significantly over the last 100 years, some current research looks at early molecular patterning mechanisms as well as the development of connections between different regions.

See the links below for the current notes pages.

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