What resolves this contention: Classical morphological studies describe double…

What resolves this contention: Classical morphological studies describe double bouquet cells as a prominent interneuron type in primate cortex with vertically oriented axonal bundles. However, comprehensive mouse transcriptomic/morphological surveys do not identify a clear double bouquet equivalent, raising questions about whether rodents lack this type, have a molecularly similar but morphologically different counterpart, or whether the category is a nomenclature artifact.