Brain and personality; or, The physical relations of the brain to the mind (1906)
Thomson, William Hanna, 1833-1918 · New York, Dodd, Mead & company · leaf 172
Fig. 2—Brain of a Carp. brains, or all that he has to cogitate with.Fig. 2 shows the sensory and intellectual ap-paratus of a carp. He does not smell at all,so he has no olfactory lobes, but his opticlobes are large compared with his brain ormental equipment. Fig. 3 represents the ap-paratus of… … Fig. 3—Brain of a Frog. M, in each of these figures represents themedulla. In some fishes, such as the carp, when theganglia which correspond to the cerebralhemispheres are experimentally removed,they do not seem to mind it at all, for eventhen there is little, if anything, to distinguish163 BRAIN…
Mind and body · Brain
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