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Brain in relation to mind (1899)

Christison, J. Sanderson (John Sanderson), 1856-1908 · Chicago · leaf 88

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Fig. 25.—Base of the brain of a microsmatic seal. (After Turner ) normal creatures the positive psychologic facultiesand qualities of the ape are wanting, while everycharacteristic of a human being is present (11).Luciani reports a woman, 48 years of age, who … 5 — S Fig. 26.—The base of the human brain. (After Hirschfeld.) i, i, an-terior lobe of the cerebrum; 2, sphenoidal portion of the posterior lobe;3, 3, occipital portion of the same lobe; 4, anterior extremity of themedian fissure; 5, posterior extremity of the same; 6, 6, fissure of Sylvius;7,…

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