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Brain in relation to mind (1899)

Christison, J. Sanderson (John Sanderson), 1856-1908 · Chicago · leaf 83

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uptions are observedin the higher apes, while in these animals the cen-tral fissure is relatively much longer than it is inman (18). Eichler reports a laborer, 43 years of age, inwhom the calloso-marginal, parieto-occipital and 8o BRAIN IN RELATION TO MIND. calcarine fissures were indlstmgulshable… … Fig. 19.—Brain of Gambetta. Top view. diligent and capable, a good husband, sober andquiet, and could read and write (9). According to Cunningham, The convolutionsand sulci on the brain of a microcephalic idiot mayassume an arrangement which approaches more BRAIN FORM IN RELATION TO MIND. 81…

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