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Acronym Name A	Acronym Full Name A	Relation Codes Desc	Acronym Name B	Acronym Full Name B	Reference Text	Reference Figures	Citation	Comments
3a		is Subarea of	SI	somatosensory area 1	265	?	Moreover, our data for the forepaw representation agree substantially with results described for the face representation in ferret somatosensory cortex (LeClerc et al., 1993; Rice et al., 1993). In these studies, the authors describe 13 different cytoarchitectonic fields in the suprasylvian (coronal) gyrus, and found that a subset of them corresponds to conventional descriptions of somatosensory cortex, i.e., areas 3a, 3b, 1, and 2		Edit
3b		is Subarea of	SI	somatosensory area 1	265	?	Moreover, our data for the forepaw representation agree substantially with results described for the face representation in ferret somatosensory cortex (LeClerc et al., 1993; Rice et al., 1993). In these studies, the authors describe 13 different cytoarchitectonic fields in the suprasylvian (coronal) gyrus, and found that a subset of them corresponds to conventional descriptions of somatosensory cortex, i.e., areas 3a, 3b, 1, and 2		Edit
1	area one	is Subarea of	SI	somatosensory area 1	265	?	Moreover, our data for the forepaw representation agree substantially with results described for the face representation in ferret somatosensory cortex (LeClerc et al., 1993; Rice et al., 1993). In these studies, the authors describe 13 different cytoarchitectonic fields in the suprasylvian (coronal) gyrus, and found that a subset of them corresponds to conventional descriptions of somatosensory cortex, i.e., areas 3a, 3b, 1, and 2		Edit
2	area two	is Subarea of	SI	somatosensory area 1	265	?	Moreover, our data for the forepaw representation agree substantially with results described for the face representation in ferret somatosensory cortex (LeClerc et al., 1993; Rice et al., 1993). In these studies, the authors describe 13 different cytoarchitectonic fields in the suprasylvian (coronal) gyrus, and found that a subset of them corresponds to conventional descriptions of somatosensory cortex, i.e., areas 3a, 3b, 1, and 2		Edit

Acronym Name A	Acronym Full Name A	Relation Codes Desc	Acronym Name B	Acronym Full Name B	Reference Text	Reference Figures	Citation	Comments
3a		is Subarea of	SI	somatosensory area 1	265	?	Moreover, our data for the forepaw representation agree substantially with results described for the face representation in ferret somatosensory cortex (LeClerc et al., 1993; Rice et al., 1993). In these studies, the authors describe 13 different cytoarchitectonic fields in the suprasylvian (coronal) gyrus, and found that a subset of them corresponds to conventional descriptions of somatosensory cortex, i.e., areas 3a, 3b, 1, and 2		Edit
3b		is Subarea of	SI	somatosensory area 1	265	?	Moreover, our data for the forepaw representation agree substantially with results described for the face representation in ferret somatosensory cortex (LeClerc et al., 1993; Rice et al., 1993). In these studies, the authors describe 13 different cytoarchitectonic fields in the suprasylvian (coronal) gyrus, and found that a subset of them corresponds to conventional descriptions of somatosensory cortex, i.e., areas 3a, 3b, 1, and 2		Edit
1	area one	is Subarea of	SI	somatosensory area 1	265	?	Moreover, our data for the forepaw representation agree substantially with results described for the face representation in ferret somatosensory cortex (LeClerc et al., 1993; Rice et al., 1993). In these studies, the authors describe 13 different cytoarchitectonic fields in the suprasylvian (coronal) gyrus, and found that a subset of them corresponds to conventional descriptions of somatosensory cortex, i.e., areas 3a, 3b, 1, and 2		Edit
2	area two	is Subarea of	SI	somatosensory area 1	265	?	Moreover, our data for the forepaw representation agree substantially with results described for the face representation in ferret somatosensory cortex (LeClerc et al., 1993; Rice et al., 1993). In these studies, the authors describe 13 different cytoarchitectonic fields in the suprasylvian (coronal) gyrus, and found that a subset of them corresponds to conventional descriptions of somatosensory cortex, i.e., areas 3a, 3b, 1, and 2		Edit