The Elements of Embryology volume 2
The Elements of Embryology volume 2
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385 shallow depression which constitutes the first trace of the Sylvian fissure. The part of the brain lying in this fissure is known as the island of Reil.
The fissures of the cerebrum may be divided into two classes ; (1) the primitive, (2) the secondary fissures. The primitive fissures are the first to appear ; they owe their origin to a folding of the entire wall of the cerebral vesicles. Many of them are transient structures and early disappear. The most important of those which persist ar...e the hippocainpal, the parieto-occipital, the calcarine (in Man and Apes) sulci and the Sylvian fissures. The secondary fissures appear later, and are due to folds which implicate the cortex of the hemispheres only.
The olfactory lobes. The olfactory lobes, or rhinen- cephala, are secondary outgrowths of the cerebral hemi- spheres, and contain prolongations of the lateral ven- tricles, which may however be closed in the adult state ; they arise at a fairly early stage of development from the under and anterior part of the hemispheres (Fig.
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385 shallow depression which constitutes the first trace of the Sylvian fissure. The part of the brain lying in this fissure is known as the island of Reil.
The fissures of the cerebrum may be divided into two classes ; (1) the primitive, (2) the secondary fissures. The primitive fissures are the first to appear ; they owe their origin to a folding of the entire wall of the cerebral vesicles. Many of them are transient structures and early disappear. The most important of those which persist ar...e the hippocainpal, the parieto-occipital, the calcarine (in Man and Apes) sulci and the Sylvian fissures. The secondary fissures appear later, and are due to folds which implicate the cortex of the hemispheres only.
The olfactory lobes. The olfactory lobes, or rhinen- cephala, are secondary outgrowths of the cerebral hemi- spheres, and contain prolongations of the lateral ven- tricles, which may however be closed in the adult state ; they arise at a fairly early stage of development from the under and anterior part of the hemispheres (Fig.
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