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Abstract
The Golgi stain has been used to study branching of cochlear and efferent nerve fibers within the organ of Corti of the guinea pig. Impregnations of the fibers of the olivo-cochlear tract was obtained more often than of the cochlear nerve fibers. Some cochlear nerve fibers showed branching limited to the terminal end of their spiral traverse.