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Principles of Organization of a Cerebro-Cerebellar Circuit: Micromapping the Projections from Cerebral (SI) to Cerebellar (Granule Cell Layer) Tactile Areas of Rats

Brain Behav Evol (1981) 18 (1-2): 1–18.
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