Short‐latency projections to the cat cerebral cortex from skin and muscle afferents in the contralateral forelimb

1. The potentials evoked in the first sensorimotor area on stimulation of muscle and skin nerves in the contralateral forelimb were recorded in preparations with either the dorsal funiculus (DF) or the spinocervical tract (SCT) interrupted.

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