On the convolutions of the human brain / by Alexander Ecker ... ; translated by permission of the author by John C. Galton.

  • Alexander Ecker
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1873
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    BIBLIOGBAPHY.' A. GENERAL COMPARATIVE ANAT03IY. 1853 Paa-8 Ml . I, Tab. VII. are givea fairly executed £^0^ of the upper surface of the brain of Mus syl^aLs and M. mtus r, ocyon loto>, Cephas Asiaticus, Cercopithecm SabcBus CARys._Trait^ .natomique. Atlas. At PI. XIX. are given figures ^t:rc:;:ic:^a:;r^^^^^^^^^ bres. Atlas. Pans, 1825. Figures of the brains of virions FEBBIEE.-Experimental Researches in Cerebral Physiology and Pathology. West Asylum lieports^yol ill im, fiZ, of the convolutions of the brain of the Cat, Rabbit, Do. and Gmnea p:g. Abstract by Dr. Ilughlings Jackson n i ^ Meckcal IteconI, May 7, 1873. This paper, apart from it's g tt in.portance physiologicaUy, illustrates the vakxe, nay, n cess v —iir comparative topography'of t^eceXi ' The authorities marked with an a^^Pn'cV o« • • EeWs EiMiography. .nd the espeeja ]y m the foot-notes, are to these works, and these aln 1^ ^ust be noted that the references here given are solely confined to works in X th convolutions of the brain are described or fig^^red, and not to sulh as deaUnly w:th other parts of this organ, e.,. the ganglia and comn^iss^es.-
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