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Mammal-Like Striatal Functions in Anolis: II. Distribution of Dopamine D₁ and D₂ Receptors, and a Laminar Pattern of Basal Ganglia Sub-Systems

Brain Behav Evol (2000) 56 (5): 249–258.

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