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The longitudinal zonal pattern in the paramedian lobule of the cat's cerebellum: An analysis based on a correlation of recent HRP data with results of studies with other methods

In a preceding study of the distribution of retrogradely labeled cells in the inferior olive of the cat after microinjections of horseradish peroxidase (HRP) in the contralateral paramedian lobule (Brodal and Walberg, 1977b), three longitudinal zones were distinguished. The zones were assumed to correspond to Voogd's zones C1, C2 and D, receiving their afferents from parts of the dorsal accessory olive, of the medial accessory olive and of the dorsal lamella of the principal olive, respectively. Labeled cells were not found in the ventral lamella of the principal olive, however, although there is no doubt that also this projects to the paramedian lobule.