Brain and personality; or, The physical relations of the brain to the mind (1907)
Thomson, William Hanna, 1833-1918 · New York, Dodd, Mead · leaf 176
p the frogs alive after the re-moval of their cerebral lobes until they havequite recovered from the injury, brainlessfrogs will behave just like full-brained frogsunder like circumstances. They will crawlunder stones, or bury themselves in the earthat the beginning of winter, and after the164… … Fig. 4—Brain of a Pigeon. pigeon, illustrates how much higher in thescale birds are than fishes and amphibia.The original basal ganglia which we havebeen considering, are beginning now to becompletely overshadowed by the cerebral165 BRAIN AND PERSONALITY lobes, and hence after their removal,…
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