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Lars Freudenmacher

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Animal neurobiologyPhylogeny and comparative analysis

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|Oct 17, 2019

Refinement of the dopaminergic system of anuran amphibians based on connectivity with habenula, basal ganglia, limbic system, pallium, and spinal cord.

Lars Freudenmacher, Maria Schauer, Wolfgang Walkowiak

|Oct 01, 2019

The habenula as an evolutionary conserved link between basal ganglia, limbic, and sensory systems-A phylogenetic comparison based on anuran amphibians.

Lars Freudenmacher, Arndt von Twickel, Wolfgang Walkowiak

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