Garner, Richard Lynch, 1848-1920 · Boston and London, Ginn & company · leaf 245
that he was older than No. 7. I am aware that one specimen does not of itself establishanything, but in this case it shows that the male gorilladoes not always develop the crest. The head of this speci-men was surmounted by the red crown which I have else-where described. No. 1, which is the skull… … PECULIARITIES OF THE SKULL 223 basin, but on the opposite side of the lake. The facialbones of No. 6 show that he had received a severe blowearly in life; but the fragments had knit together, andthe effect could not be seen in the face of the ape whilealive. No. 8 is the skull of a large male from…
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