A new illustrated hand-book of phrenology, physiology and physiognomy (1878)
Wells, R. B. D · London, H. Vickers · leaf 45
flective faculties than any other animal, and the 22 configuration of its skull is the nearest approach to that ofman. Fig. 18 is the skull of a very intelligent monkey, and itsconfiguration exhibits nearly as much mental capacity asseen in that of the very low type of man. (Fig. 17.) There is a… … Fig 20.—Chimpanzee. The head of the chimpanzee falls off completely a shortdistance above the eyes. (Fig. 20). The head of thegorilla or orang-outang (fig. ig) is more prominent in theupper part of the forehead, indicating a higher degree ofintelligence ; while the head of man exhibits a…
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