The Senses And the Intellect
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We can trace the rod fibres and the cone fibres to the outer molecular layer, and there we lose them. We can trace the optic fibres through or apart from the ganglionic cells to the inner moleciilar layer, and there we lose them too. We can trace the processes of the cells of the inner nuclear layer on the one hand to the inner and on the other to the outer molecular layer, and there these too are lost. These two molecular layers, which repeat in the outljdng part of the brain which we call the... retina some of the characteristic features of the brain itself, are obviously of no little import- ance in the development of visual impulses ; but for a proper understanding of their nature we must await the results of further inquiry. At present all we can perhaps say is that each layer consists of a network of fine nervous fibrils embedded in neuroglia, but that, as in corresponding cerebral structures, we cannot accuratelj- distinguish neuroglial from nervous elements, much less trace out the exact disposition of the latter.
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We can trace the rod fibres and the cone fibres to the outer molecular layer, and there we lose them. We can trace the optic fibres through or apart from the ganglionic cells to the inner moleciilar layer, and there we lose them too. We can trace the processes of the cells of the inner nuclear layer on the one hand to the inner and on the other to the outer molecular layer, and there these too are lost. These two molecular layers, which repeat in the outljdng part of the brain which we call the... retina some of the characteristic features of the brain itself, are obviously of no little import- ance in the development of visual impulses ; but for a proper understanding of their nature we must await the results of further inquiry. At present all we can perhaps say is that each layer consists of a network of fine nervous fibrils embedded in neuroglia, but that, as in corresponding cerebral structures, we cannot accuratelj- distinguish neuroglial from nervous elements, much less trace out the exact disposition of the latter.
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