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Functional classification of cells in the optic tract of a tree shrew (Tupaia chinensis)

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van Dongen, P.A.M., ter Laak, H.J., Thijssen, J.M. et al. Functional classification of cells in the optic tract of a tree shrew (Tupaia chinensis). Exp Brain Res 24, 441–446 (1976). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF00235010

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