Paper - The prenatal medullation of the sheep's nervous system (1947)

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The prenatal medullation of the sheep's nervous system. (1947) J Anat. 81(1): 64-81. PMID 17105021

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This historic 1947 paper by Romanes describes medullation of the sheep's nervous system.


Also by this author: Romanes GJ. The development and significance of the cell columns in the ventral horn of the cervical and upper thoracic spinal cord of the rabbit. (1941) J Anat. 76(1): 112-130. PMID 17104877

Romanes GJ. Cell columns in the spinal cord of a human foetus of fourteen weeks. (1941) J Anat. 75: 145-152. PMID 17104847
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The Prenatal Medullation of the Sheep's Mervous System

George John Romanes 1916-2014
George John Romanes (1916-2014)

By G. J. Romanes