Christison, J. Sanderson (John Sanderson), 1856-1908 · Chicago · leaf 81
ry 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 being simpler in convo-lutions… … Fig. 17.—Brain of Gambetta; left side view. (After M. M. Chud-zinski and Duval, Bulletin De La Societie Anthropologie de Paris, 1886 ) the brain of Grote, the historian, as broad, makingthe appearance of simplicity of markings (7).
Brain · Mind and body
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