Physiognomy founded on physiology, and applied to various countries, professions, and individuals; (1834)
Walker, Alexander, physiologist. [from old catalog] · London, Smith, Elder and co. · leaf 68
l column and continuedthrough the great hole till it fall on some bone of the calva-rium, comes more and more forward toward the other. It is evident, I may now observe, that this method is lessapplicable to the living head than to the scull, and that it is,therefore, of little practical value. The… … TO ANIMALS IN GENERAL. 51 estimate the differences of the cranium in animals,as well as in the various races of mankind. A very striking difference between man and allother animals really does consist in the relativeproportions of the calvarium or upper part of thecranium, and the face; and these…
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