Paper - The sheep neopallium - study of its development and interpretation of its folds (1936)

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Anthony R. and De Grzybowski J. Le néopallium du mouton-etude de son développement et interprétation de ses plissements. (1936) J Anat. 71(1): 41-53. PMID 17104627

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This 1936 paper by Anthony describes development of the sheep cortex (neopallium} and interpretation of its folds.



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