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Brain in relation to mind (1899)

Christison, J. Sanderson (John Sanderson), 1856-1908 · Chicago · leaf 84

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gham, The convolutionsand sulci on the brain of a microcephalic idiot mayassume an arrangement which approaches more BRAIN FORM IN RELATION TO MIND. 81 closely to the ape-type than the man-type, and thesignificant point is that in these cases there is amixture of these characters which are… … Fig. 20.—Brain of a chimpanzee; top view, frontal lobes facing up-wards. (After Turner ) to an anthropoid and others which are character-istic of, say a baboon or a macaque. From this weconclude that in so far as the convolutionary ar-rangement is concerned the brain has revertedwholly or in part…

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