Histogenetic divisions, developmental mechanisms, and cortical evolution

Behavioral and Brain Sciences 26 (5):563-564 (2003)
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An alteration in the developmental mechanisms that regulate telencephalic patterning or pallial growth may have led to an enlargement of the dorsal pallium during evolution, and to the origin of isocortex. Developmental mechanisms that may have produced a pallial enlargement, and the parallelism of this event with the enlargement of the dorsal thalamus during evolution are discussed.

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