Brain and personality; or, The physical relations of the brain to the mind (1907)
Thomson, William Hanna, 1833-1918 · New York, Dodd, Mead · leaf 173
in ourselves. The accompanying figures tell the story oftheir evolution. In Figure 1 we have the Ol Fig. 1—^The Brain of a Lamprey. sensory ganglia and the brain of a lamprey,a small fish often mistaken for an eel fromhis form. Those rounded masses 01, repre-sent his olfactory lobes, for his habits… … 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…
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