Folding of the cerebellar cortex is clade‐specific in form but universal in degree
Annaleigh R. York,
Chet C. Sherwood,
Paul R. Manger
et al.
Abstract:Like the cerebralcortex, the surface of the cerebellum is repeatedly folded. Unlike the cerebralcortex, however, cerebellar folds are much thinner and more numerous; repeatthemselves largely along a single direction, forming accordion‐like folds transverseto the mid‐sagittal plane; and occur in all but the smallest cerebella. We haveshown previously that while the location of folds in mammalian cerebral cortex isclade‐specific, the overall degree of folding strictly follows a universalpower law relating cortic… Show more
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