The mysteries of human nature explained by a new system of nervous physiology : to which is added, a review of the errors of spiritualism, and instructions for developing or resisting the influence by which subjects and mediums are made (1857)
Grimes, J. Stanley (James Stanley), 1807-1903 · Buffalo : Wanzer · leaf 148
Figure 43, H. Side view of the brain of a common cat. 1, CeraJbrum, showing simple convolutions, or folds in the brain, such aswould be naturally produced by pressure from side to side, and after-wards from front to back. 2, Olfactory ganglion. 3, Verm of thecerebellum. 4, Oblongata. 5, Fissure of… … Figure 43,1. Side view of the brain of a fox. 1, Olfactory ganglion.2, Oblongata. 3, Spinal cord. 4, Cerebellum. 5, Cerebrum. Thebrain of the fox is very much like that of the cat, but larger, and alittle more complicated in its convolutions. 148 NERVOUS PHYSIOLOGY. Figure 44.
Nervous System Physiological Phenomena · Phrenology · Spiritualism
Internet Archive · Medical Heritage Library · Public Domain Mark 1.0. Free to use for anything.
