Neuronal responses of the parietal associative cortex (PAC) field 7 to the electrical stimulation of laterodorsal (LD) and posterolateral (PL) thalamic nuclei were studied in calypsol-narcotized cats. A correlation between depth, duration of the background activity inhibition and latent periods was determined for distribution of neurons responding to stimulation of associative nuclei by impulses. It is shown that there are functional relations between LD and field 7 of PAC. Common and specific peculiarities of neuronal responses of the associative cortex were found when a volley of impulses came from LD- and PA-nuclei of the thalamus.
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