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B OO K R E V I E W S Neuroanatomy of the Zebrafish Brain: Another source of uncertainty is the A Topological Atlas use of similar names to describe differ- ent structures. For example, the ‘lateral by M.F. Wullimann, B. Rupp and H. Reichert, Birkhäuser Verlag, 1996. (vi + 144 pages) longitudinal fascicle’ is described in the ISBN 3 7643 5120 9 (Basel) ISBN 0 8176 5120 9 (Boston) sFr168.00, DM198.00, öS1445.50 atlas as the fish’s version of the mammal- ian lateral lemniscus, a tract of mostly This is a very impressive atlas of the brain ferences as a source of variation to be ascending fibers; however, a descending of the adult zebrafish, and I know of no studied usefully in its own right; they have sensory tract formed initially by the comparable atlas on any fish brain. The not adopted a standard fish, whereas trigeminal afferents has also been called data are a large number of clear and well- mammalian neurobiologists have made the the lateral longitudinal fascicle in embryos2. labeled double illustrations (a photomicro- rat a standard mammal. However, for The developmental neurobiolog