Phrenology, and how to use it in analyzing character (1871)
Morgan, Nicholas · London, Longmans, Green · leaf 130
s the greatest por-tion of the base of the cranium, and unites anteriorally withthe sphenoid, and laterally with the temporals. It containsthe foramen magnum, or large opening, for the passage ofthe spinal cord, from which part it proceeds backward to theextremity of the cerebellum, then bends… … Fig. 15.—Back View of Human Skull. A, occipital bone; B, lambdoidal suture; O, occipital spinousprocess; M, mastoid process ; S, the transverse ridge, and thesuperior margin of the cerebellum; I, inferior margin of thecerebellum ; L, lateral margin of the cerebellum. terior borders of the parietal…
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