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A defence of phrenology (1847)

Boardman, Andrew · New-York : Kearny · leaf 166

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Cerebellum moderate. Cerebellum large. In some individuals, the lobes of the cerebellum descend ordroop, increasing the convexity of the occipital bone, ratherthan its expansion, between the ears. In figure 4, O. repre-sents a large development, downwards, of that part of the baseof the occipital…

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