Christison, J. Sanderson (John Sanderson), 1856-1908 · Chicago · leaf 72
brain. But as powercorresponds to the means as well as the motive, therange of the minds action depends upon the fitnessand efficiency of its subservient organs in the pro-cess of gathering from a complex environment, sothat, the more complex the means the more multi-plied are the avenues for… … Fig. I.—Human brain, right hemisphere, showing the depth of thedeepest fissures. (After Cunningham.) anatomy shows that no animal brain has so numer-ous, deep and unsymmetrical convolutions in bothhemispheres. Parker has shown that they developin an orderly manner (i), while in their early stages…
Brain · Mind and body
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