Foster, H. Ellis · [Detroit, Mich., The Foster Publishing Co., Limited] · leaf 17
HUMAN HEAD AND FACE. Dr. Gall, in his work on the Func-tions of the1 Brain, Vol. 2, page 252:The differences of structure in the en-cephalon of different animals, which arethe most striking, correspond to decideddifferences in its functions. The brain of animals is almost en-tirely formed of the… … Fig. 14. Radial Distances from the Medulla to the Surface seated in the anterior-superior and an-terior-inferior encephalic parts, hiswhole front is expanded; it swells im-mediately above the eyes, projects be-yond them, and rises in a direction moreor less perpendicular. Now, the common qualities…
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