There was a typographical error in Table 2 of Jacobs et al. (2014) as one partial row of data is repeated. Specifically, for Vol., the values for the Clouded Leopard Stellate cells are repeated in place of the Granule cells. For the Clouded Leopard Granule cells, the values should NOT be the following:
Mean = 691.9, SD = 222.2, L95% = 247.4, U95% = 1136.4.
Instead, these values should be:
Mean = 51.4, SD = 32.9, L95% = −14.4, U95% = 117.3.
None of the corrections are in bold font.
Table 2
Dendritic measures and soma size for each neuronal type across speciesa.
a Dependent measures are: Volume (Vol, μm3), Total Dendritic Length (TDL, μm), Mean Segment Length (MSL), Dendritic Segment Count (DSC), Tortuosity (Tor), and Soma Size (μm2). Species are arranged in from smallest (clouded leopard) to largest (African elephant) in terms of brain mass. L95% = lower95% confidence interval; U95% = upper95% confidence interval. Bold numbers represent comparisons that were significantly different from the elephant values; red numbers represent comparisons that were significantly different from the clouded leopard values. See text for further explanation.
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Summary
Keywords
dendrite, morphometry, Golgi method, brain evolution, cerebellum
Citation
Jacobs B, Johnson NL, Wahl D, Schall M, Maseko BC, Lewandowski A, Raghanti MA, Wicinski B, Butti C, Hopkins WD, Bertelsen MF, Walsh T, Roberts JR, Reep RL, Hof PR, Sherwood CC and Manger PR (2014) Corrigendum: Comparative neuronal morphology of the cerebellar cortex in afrotherians, carnivores, cetartiodactyls, and primates. Front. Neuroanat. 8:69. doi: 10.3389/fnana.2014.00069
Received
02 June 2014
Accepted
27 June 2014
Published
23 July 2014
Volume
8 - 2014
Edited and reviewed by
Suzana Herculano-Houzel, Universidade Federal do Rio de Janeiro, Brazil
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© 2014 Jacobs, Johnson, Wahl, Schall, Maseko, Lewandowski, Raghanti, Wicinski, Butti, Hopkins, Bertelsen, Walsh, Roberts, Reep, Hof, Sherwood and Manger.
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