The sensory trigeminal system of a snake in the possession of infrared receptors. II. the central projections of the trigeminal nerve

The central projections of the sensory roots of the trigeminal nerve in Python reticulatus have been studied by means of the Fink Heimer technique following transsection of these roots between the trigeminal ganglia and the brainstem.

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