Titlebook: Discoveries in the Human Brain; Neuroscience Prehist Louise H. Marshall,Horace W. Magoun Book 1998 Springer Science+Business Media New York

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The Ventricles and Their Functions,s], (and) something therein throbbing (and) fluttering under thy fingers” (Breasted, 1930, vol. I, p. 166). Because the hieroglyphics for “brain” (Fig. 3.1) are usually followed by “in the skull,” Breasted suggests “marrow of the skull” as the earliest designation of the brain.

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Manuel Hensmans,Gerry Johnson,George Yipcture. The more subtle absences of cerebral symmetry are revealed only piecemeal as discoveries of anatomic, electrophysiologic, and chemical differences between the two sides of the brain allude to differences in function and cerebral asymmetries and behavioral lateralities alternate in yielding to the search for scientific truth.

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Surface Contours,se of how this came about. Was the convoluted folding a result of mechanical factors generated from fitting an enlarging cortical surface into a cranial box of relatively fixed size (“the most economical use of space”), or were there diverse functional associations that governed the directions in which the brain increased in size?

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Cerebral Asymmetry and Behavioral Laterality,cture. The more subtle absences of cerebral symmetry are revealed only piecemeal as discoveries of anatomic, electrophysiologic, and chemical differences between the two sides of the brain allude to differences in function and cerebral asymmetries and behavioral lateralities alternate in yielding to the search for scientific truth.