Forty years in phrenology; embracing recollections of history, anecdote, and experience (1882)
Sizer, Nelson · New York : Fowler & Wells · leaf 407
ne about 45^. In the elephant, fig. 3, theface is at right angles with the line of the spine andmakes an angle of 90° with the spine. In the ape, fig.4, the face is turned beyond a right angle with the spine,and lacks only about 38° of being parallel with thespine and on a line with the front of… … Fis:. 1—The Snake 2—Dog. 3—Elephant. 4—Ape. 5—Human Idiot. ;. 0—RrsHMAN. 7—UNCn.TIVATED. 8—Improved. 0—flATTJZED. 10—Enlightened. 11—Caucasian—Highest typa NEW FACIAL AXGLE AND BEAIX DEVELOPMENT. pushes the face still farther toward the perpendicular,and finally running through several grades of…
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