10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «MEGALOCEPHALOUS»
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1
On the Weight of the Brain, and on the Circumstances ...
Of the decidedly megalocephalous weights there are between 3 and 4 per cent. It
will not surprise us that in the cases from the table of Wagner, consisting of a
large majority of the encephala of the sane, the proportion of microcephaly is ...
2
The Journal of Mental Science
The proportion of megalocephalous or great brains, and of microcephalous or
little brains, are seen at a glance by this arrangement. In the absence of any
considerable series of healthy brains, the individual weights of which are given, I
have ...
3
A History of French Literature
The megalocephalous Hugo is found in the work purporting to be criticism, called
William Shakespeare, written to accompany a translation by his son, in which,
through his apotheosis of the world-poets as interpreters of God, one may read
the ...
All brains in size above this are called megalocephalous. Now the tables of brain
-weights collected by Bastian and others show that the proportion of great men
who are decidedly megalocephalous is twenty-five per cent., while the proportion
...
George Frederick Shrady, Thomas Lathrop Stedman, 1889
5
The Brain as an Organ of Mind
As previously stated, the proportion of 'decidedly megalocephalous ' male brains
has been found, among the lower and less educated members of society, to
range between 4 and 6 per cent, for persons under sixty years of age ; while in
the ...
H. Charlton Bastian, 1883
Our literary characters are lop-sided because their ordinary traits are fully
portrayed while their sex life is cloaked, minimized or left out. . . . Therefore the
characters in modem novels are all false. They are megalocephalous and
emasculate.
Frank Harris, John F. Gallagher, 1922
7
Man's Descent from the Gods: The Complete Case Against ...
Referring to the relation of large cranial capacity to brain power, Dr. Charlton
Bastian writes as follows :— “ Should it be asked whether the proportion of
megalocephalous brains among highly cultured and intelligent people is likely to
be ...
Anthony Mario Ludovici, 1921
8
A Treatise on the Parasites and Parasitic Diseases of the ...
118. — Digestive tube of a female of the Hdcrostoma tquinum. — Delafond. c,
buccal capsule ; ce, ccsophagus ; t, intestine ; a, anu» ; </, g', so-called xalivary
glands. FIG. 119. — Sexual apparatus of the female Megalocephalous Ascaride.
Louis Georges Neumann, George Fleming, 1892
9
A history of French literature
The megalocephalous Hugo is found in the work purporting to be criticism, called
William Shakespeare, written to accompany a translation by his son, in which,
through his apotheosis of the world-poets as interpreters of God, one may read
the ...
Charles Henry Conrad Wright, 1912
... 52J oz. or 1480 grammes, and 47£ oz. or 1345 grammes, may be ranked as
megalocephalous, or great brains. Professor Welcker, who devoted special
attention to the whole subject under review, assumes another and simpler test,
when he ...
