Brain allometry: Correlated variation in cytoarchitectonics and neurochemistry?

Behavioral and Brain Sciences 24 (2):297-298 (2001)
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Abstract

Brains vary in characters other than size. We should consider whether Finlay et al.'s argument, that developmental shifts responding to selection for change in one area yield correlated changes across the brain, must be extended from size differences to other neural characters responsible for the circuitry or physiological differences distinguishing vertebrate brains.

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