The anatomy of the foetal brain : with a comparative exposition of its structure in animals / by Frédéric Tiedmann ; translated from the French of A.J.L. Jourdan by William Bennett. To which are added, some late observations on the influence of the sanguineous system over the development of the nervous system in general.

  • Bennett William M.D.
Date:
1826
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Credit: The anatomy of the foetal brain : with a comparative exposition of its structure in animals / by Frédéric Tiedmann ; translated from the French of A.J.L. Jourdan by William Bennett. To which are added, some late observations on the influence of the sanguineous system over the development of the nervous system in general. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    sketch of the structure of the brain in the four classes of vertebral animals, with the view of proving that the formation of this organ in the foetus passes through, in the different months of gestation, the principal degrees of organization, in which it is per- manently arrested in animals. From whence we conclude, that nature follows an uniform plan in the creation and evolution both of the brain of the human foetus, and of that of vertebral animals.