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During prenatal development, the mammalian cerebral cortex goes through two periods, which are the embryonic period and the fetal period.
During prenatal development, the mammalian cerebral cortex goes through two periods, which are the embryonic period and the fetal period.
The embryonic period is characterized by the establishment of a primordial cortical organization, which is unique to mammals.
The embryonic period is characterized by the establishment of a primordial cortical organization, which is unique to mammals.
The pyramidal cell plate (PCP) is a mammalian innovation that develops during the embryonic period.
The pyramidal cell plate (PCP) is a mammalian innovation that develops during the embryonic period.
The mammalian fetal period is characterized by the sequential, descending, and stratified organization of the pyramidal cell plate (PCP).
The mammalian fetal period is characterized by the sequential, descending, and stratified organization of the pyramidal cell plate (PCP).
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The dual origin and composition of the mammalian neocortex is a widely accepted concept.
The dual origin and composition of the mammalian neocortex is a widely accepted concept.
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