pheral expansion to the neck from theears backward. In infants, the cerebellum is the least de-veloped of all the cerebral parts, forming but from one-thir-teenth to one-twentieth of the weight of the brain, whereasat adult age it constitutes from one-eighth to one-sixth. Ininfants, the part of the… … 3. O Represents a large development of the cerebellum downwards. 4. In this skull the distance between M the mastoid process, and tinspine of the transverse ridge of the occipital bone is large, although the occivital swelling O does not droop as in the preceding skull, 12* 138 AMATIVENESS. The…
Phrenology
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