Organisms, developmental processes

The developmental processes which produce the AOS parallel to those of the MOS and, although they become separate systems as soon as the organisation of the forebrain begins, do not differ except in the details specific to each system. The differentiation of cell types within the organ, synapse formation in the AOB and the establishment of more central tertiary connections occur in a similar but not identical sequence. In general, the differences amount to alterations in the timing of ontogenetic events, with primary olfaction usually in advance of the... 

Werner, H. (1978a). The syncretic character of primitive organization. In S. S. Barten and M. B. Franklin (eds.), Developmental processes Heinz Werner s selected writings, vol. 1 General theory and perceptual experience (pp. 41-64). New York International Universities Press. 

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