Abstract
Abstract Motor cortex and somatosensory afferents of climbing fibers (CFs) which terminate in the two rostral folia of the paramedian lobule of the cerebellum were studied in pentobarbital-anesthetized cats. CF responses were elicited in all but one Purkinje cell recorded within the paramedian lobule by stimulation of one or more pericruciate sites; 67% of these also had a peripheral receptive field or were excited by stimulation of the superior radial, sciatic, or infraorbital nerve. CFs responded to stimulation of peripheral nerves at either short latency (14 to 34 ms) or long latency (
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