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10 LIBRI IN INGLESE ASSOCIATI CON «MICROCEPHALOUS»
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1
The Anthropological Review
I have, in the engraved brains of a microcephalous and a chimpanzee, measured
two distances on the left side ; the first from the apex of the brain to the vertical
fissure which separates the posterior lobe, the second from the above fissure to ...
2
Vignaud pamphlets: The brain
This author refers to the above table as affording a proof that the microcephalous
possesses an occipital lobe as large as that of the ape. After quoting some
remarks of my late father on the difference between the simian and the
microcephalic ...
3
Eugène Dubois and the Ape-Man from Java: The History of the ...
The skull was probably that of a microcephalous idiot. The anatomist Daniel J.
Cunningham discussed the finds more fully in a lecture given on 23 January
1895 to the Royal Dublin Society.15 Cunningham first dealt with the three fossils.
4
The G. K. Chesterton Collection: [34 Books]
A man with a bumpy head may say tome (as akindof New Yeargreeting), “Fools
have microcephalous skulls,” or what not. To which I shall reply, “In order to be
certain of that, you must be a good judge both of the physical and of the mental
fact.
G. K. Chesterton, Catholic Way Publishing,
2014
5
Student Vocabulary Companion
93 Micro ammeter Microanalysis Microcassette Word List Microcephalous
Microeconomic Microphobia Microchemistry Microgram Microscope Microculture
Micromap Microvolt Definitions Microeconomic (miikrohEHkuhnomihk) Of or
relating to ...
6
The Simian Tongue: The Long Debate about Animal Language
In 1867, Darwin had received from Vogt a copy of his massive Memoire sur les
microcephales ou hommes-singes, summarizing its contents in a letter. Of the
brains of microcephalous idiots, Vogt wrote: "I arrive at the conclusion that [their] ...
7
Delphi Complete Works of G. K. Chesterton (Illustrated)
Itisnot enough that youshould knowa microcephalous skull when you see it.Itis
also necessary thatyou should know a fool when youseehim; and Ihave a
suspicion thatyoudo not knowa fool whenyouseehim, even after the
mostlifelongand ...
8
Sanitary memoirs of the war of the rebellion v 2
... holds good for the dwarves; since their heads, though relatively so much larger
, are actually smaller than usual ; while probably the most striking feature of the
abnormality of the two other cases consists in their microcephalous character.
9
The Queer Child, or Growing Sideways in the Twentieth Century
Huxley is discussing “oceanic hydrozoa” (which are not, he says, “'arrested
developments' of higher organisms”). Darwin is discussing what he calls “
microcephalous idiots,” who illustrate “a difference between arrested
development and ar- ...
Kathryn Bond Stockton,
2009
10
Pocket Medical Dictionary
A small calory. See Calory. Microcar'dia. Congenital smallness of the heart
Microcephalic, mi-kro-sef-al' -ik. See Microcephalous. Microcephalism, mi-kro-sef'
-al-iztn. See Microcephaly. Microcephalous, mi-kro-sef-al-us. Having a small
head.
B. Jain Publishers Staff,
1999