Haddon, Alfred C. (Alfred Cort), 1855-1940 · London : J. Murray · leaf 171
THE NOSE 131 among human skulls, and it is known by the name of simian groove. Of more frequent occurrence than the last is the condition which is characteristic of the human infant, in which the floor of the nasal chamber passes by a variable but distinct angle on to the surface of the maxilla.… … a bed Fig. 15. The four types of the lower border of the Apertura pyriformis in man ; from Hovorka. a. Forma anthropina (Lower Austrian, 30 years old) ; b. Fossae prenasales (liavarian, 49 years old); c. Forma infantilis (child, 3j years old); d. Simian groove (Javanese, 28 years old). by a…
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