Christison, J. Sanderson (John Sanderson), 1856-1908 · Chicago · leaf 54
ating another femalecynocephalus came near her. She at once mani-fested her desire; but finding the other unable to THEORY OF MIND LOCALIZATION. 51 satisfy it, she attacked her companion so furiouslythat she would have killed her if the keeper, armedwith a stick, had not at once interfered. Later… … Fig. 3 —The brain of Prof Bianchis monkey, after ablation of itspre-frontal convolutions. Operation made in front of the roots of thefrontal convolutions, nearly corresponding to the pre-frontal sulcus. to the time of menstruation. She has no sensorydefects, and discrimination somewhat improves…
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