Main description:

1) Classic anatomical atlases

2) Detailed labeling of the earliest phases of prenatal neorological development

3) Appeals to neuroanatomists, developmental biologists and clinical practioners.

4) Persistent relevantce - brain development is not going to change.

Contents:

PART I. INTRODUCTION --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------1

Organization of the Atlas ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------1

Specimens and Collections ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------1

Plate Preparation ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------2

3-Dimensional Computer Reconstructions----------------------------------------------------------------2

Neurogenesis in Specimens (CR 21 to 23 mm) ----------------------------------------------------------2

References ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------24

PART II. 21 mm Crown Rump Length, C6202 --------------------------------------------------------------------26

Plates 1-7 A/D ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------28-55

High Magnification Plates 8-21 A/B---------------------------------------------------------------------56-71

PART III. 23 mm Crown Rump Length, C966 ---------------------------------------------------------------------72

Plates 22-36 A/B -----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------74-115

3-D Reconstructions: Figures 22-31 ----------------------------------------------------------------116-125