Christison, J. Sanderson (John Sanderson), 1856-1908 · Chicago · leaf 80
Fig. 15.—Brain of Gauss, the eminent mathematician, showing anexcess of fissures. Frontal lobes facing to the left. (After R. Wagner.) prccentral f^ siipcnenlral f.^ central f-V central/.-Ti subfronlal f. 21/ poslccnb ul f parietal f. occipital fparocapital f. … crhital f.prcsyhian f j olfactory f. basiijlirian f. Fig. 16.—Brain of Chauncey Wright, the eminent mathematicianand philosopher, showing unusual simplicity of convolutions and aninterruption of the central fissure which existed on both hemispheres.Prof. Dwight (Harvard) describes this brain as…
Brain · Mind and body
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