heposterior (CC.) This last is situated partly in the in-ternal temporal fossae of the skull, and partly on thetentorium of the cerebellum. On all the surfaces of the hemispheres we perceiveconvolutions, larger or smaller, and more or less pro-jecting. They are separated from each other by… … OF THE SKULL AND THE BRAIN. [9 All the parts which compose the brain are double,each part on the one side having a counterpart on theother. They are not exactly symmetrical, one of thesides being in general a little larger than the other.The bundles of the same kind of each side are joined…
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