Wohlgemuth, Adolf, b. 1868 · Cambridge, University Press · leaf 119
ement; excitation is accompanied by inhibition. In the following I have accepted McDougall's theory of drainage ^ and the modification I have ventured to introduce into his schema will, I hope, make it somewhat simpler. Fig. 15 is the schema of the movement-centre as conceived by me. For… … Pig. 15. with series of neurones, as indicated by the dotted lines, giving off collaterals to the various centres of brightness, of colour, perhaps of "local sign," etc. Also a branch, as indicated by the drawn outline, towards a "subcortical centre of movement," consisting of summation- cells A-^…
