Paper - Problems concerning the origin and development of the neural crest and cranial ganglia in the vertebrates (1928)

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Stone LS. Problems concerning the origin and development of the neural crest and cranial ganglia in the vertebrates. (1928) Yale J Biol. Med. 1(1): 7–14. PMC2606212

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This historic 1928 paper by Stone describes neural crest and cranial ganglia (cranial nerve) development in vertebrates.



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