Bain, Alexander, 1818-1903 · New York, D. Appleton & Co. · leaf 56
d 4, a), asalready mentioned, is the highest, and by far the largest THE CEREBRAL HEMISPHEKES- 21 portion of the encephalon. It is of an ovoid (or egg) shape,but is regularly flaiteued on its under side. It is placedin the cranium with its small end forwards, its greatest widthbeing opposite to the… … part of their extent by a fissure, named the great longitudinalfissure, which is seen on the upper surface of the brain, andpartly also on its base. The cerebral hemispheres are not plain or uniform upon * Shows the under surface or base of the encephalon freed from itsmembranes. A, Cerebrum. /, g,…
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