Investigations of the Olivocerebellar and Spino-Olivary Pathways
10.1007/978-3-642-68560-6_11
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Experimental Brain Research Supplementum (297)
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Armstrong, D. M., Campbell, N. C., Edgley, S. A., Schild, R. F., & Trott, J. R. (1982). Investigations of the Olivocerebellar and Spino-Olivary Pathways. The Cerebellum—New Vistas, 195–232.

Authors 5
  1. D. M. Armstrong (first)
  2. N. C. Campbell (additional)
  3. S. A. Edgley (additional)
  4. R. F. Schild (additional)
  5. J. R. Trott (additional)
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