Abstract
There have been suggestions that the prefrontal cortex may play a role in the regulation of higher-order sequences of behaviour. In this experiment monkeys were taught a sequence of three movements. After removal of either sulcus principalis or the superior prefrontal convexity monkeys were able to perform the sequence normally. After removal of arcuate cortex (areas 8 and 6) monkeys were slow to learn the task; but it is argued that their impairment may not be one of sequencing per se.
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