Throughout the phylogenetic evolution of the central nervous system, there have been several morphological changes aimed at accommodating the different nervous structures, which have been appearing throughout this long and complex evolutionary process, without, however, causing proportional changes in the size of the cranium. The central nervous system was, in part, curving and folding over itself and, thus, originating its flexures [1–3].

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Anatomy of the Cerebral Cortex

  • Eduardo C. Ribas,
  • Raphael Vicente Alves,
  • Richard Gonzalo Párraga,
  • Guilherme Carvalhal Ribas

摘要

Throughout the phylogenetic evolution of the central nervous system, there have been several morphological changes aimed at accommodating the different nervous structures, which have been appearing throughout this long and complex evolutionary process, without, however, causing proportional changes in the size of the cranium. The central nervous system was, in part, curving and folding over itself and, thus, originating its flexures [1–3].