The sections in this article are:


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Mossy Fiber Afferent Systems
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Direct Spinocerebellar Systems

12
Vestibulocerebellar Projection

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Trigeminocerebellar Projection

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Pontocerebellar System

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Reticulocerebellar Projections

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Nucleocortical Projection




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Climbing Fiber Afferent Systems
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Structure and Ultrastructure of Inferior Olive

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Afferent Projections to Inferior Olive

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Olivocerebellar Projection

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Physiology of Inferior Olive

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Summary




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Aminergic Afferent Projections to Cerebellum
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Noradrenergic System

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Serotonergic Afferent System

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Summary




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Responses of Cerebellar Neurons to Exteroceptive and Proprioceptive Stimuli
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Responses of Neurons in Cerebellar Cortex

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Responses of Neurons in Deep Cerebellar Nuclei

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Summary




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Responses of Cerebellar Neurons to Visual, Auditory, and Vestibular Stimuli
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Responses to Visual Stimuli

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Responses to Auditory Stimuli

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Responses to Vestibular Stimuli




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Question of Somatotopy
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Somatotopic Distribution of Responses Evoked by Peripheral Afferent Fibers

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Somatotopic Distribution of Responses Evoked by Descending Pathways

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Basis for Spatial Distribution of Responses

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Comments




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Summary
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Mossy Fiber and Climbing Fiber Systems: Similarities and Differences

Cerebellar Afferent Systems

Electrophysiological and horseradish peroxidase studies of precerebellar afferents to the nucleus interpositus anterior. I. Climbing fiber system.

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