Essays on the anatomy and philosophy of expression (1893)
Bell, Charles, Sir, 1774-1842 · London : G. Bell · leaf 61
43 CHANGES FROM INFANCY TO AGE. with the size of the head, owing to the peculiar pro- jection of the back of the head (or occiput). Compare the outline of the infant's head with that of the boy, and the effect of the expansion of the bones of the face in bestowing the characteristic form of youth,… … of the lower part of the face ; though the form is so far changed that a prominent ridge is now developed along the course of the eyebrows. This ridge (the supra-obitary) is caused by a cavity, which is formed in this part of the head by the layers of the frontal bone (or os frontis). It is the…
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