Cerebellar projections

Is the number of modules constant among the mammalian species and are they correlated with the different forms of chemoarchitectonic zonation in the cortex and the white matter These questions only can be answered after a more thorough review of the corticonuclear projection (Sections 6.1.1., 6.1.2., 6.1.4. and 6.1.5.), the chemoarchitectonic evidence on zonation (Section 6.1.3.) and the olivocerebellar and nucleo-cerebellar projections (Section 6.3.) in different mammalian species. The existence of such a basic plan has been questioned (Boegman et al., 1988), not so much because the different maps for parasagittal zonation are mutually exclusive, but mainly because most... 

The central cervical-cerebellar projection is crossed, with a bilateral distribution in the lobules of the anterior lobe, the bottom of the primary fissure and lobule VIII (Fig. 206A) (Wiksten, 1979a,b see Matsushita and Tanami, 1987 for a survey of the literature). The termination of the central cervical fibers overlaps with the secondary vestibu-... 

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