Phrenology, and how to use it in analyzing character (1871)
Morgan, Nicholas · London, Longmans, Green · leaf 164
headult the shape is very much the reverse of the infant, thelarger portion of brain being upward and forward from theear. These characteristics are so constant and so marked,that I think it hardly possible to compare any infant with amature head and not recognize the general distinctions.The… … Fig. 23.—Changes from Infancy to Maturity. Upward and forward it will be seen that the interveningspace is greater than backward. I may farther add, thatthe parts upward and backward from the ear attain maturity 434~»- o o—ffli 136 CHANGE OF FORM DURING GROWTH. at or before the thirtieth year, but…
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