. Anatomischer Anzeiger. Anatomy, Comparative; Anatomy, Comparative. 436 operc. par. s. intrapar. Nachdruck verboten. The Morphology of the Occipital Region of the Cerebral Hemi- sphere ill Man and the Apes. By G. Elliot Smith, Cairo. With 9 Figures. Since my preliminary note on the so-called "Afifenspalte" in the Human (Egyptian) Brain ^) was written I have made a minute exam- ination of the superficial form and the internal structure of the occi- pital region in more than 400 human and an almost equally large series of Simian cerebral hemispheres. The results of this investigation
. Anatomischer Anzeiger. Anatomy, Comparative; Anatomy, Comparative. 436 operc. par. s. intrapar. Nachdruck verboten. The Morphology of the Occipital Region of the Cerebral Hemi- sphere ill Man and the Apes. By G. Elliot Smith, Cairo. With 9 Figures. Since my preliminary note on the so-called "Afifenspalte" in the Human (Egyptian) Brain ^) was written I have made a minute exam- ination of the superficial form and the internal structure of the occi- pital region in more than 400 human and an almost equally large series of Simian cerebral hemispheres. The results of this investigation have been embodied in a memoir which is now being published in the "Records of the Egyptian Government School of Medicine (Vol. II)." Some of the chief ^con- clusions are summarised in this note: but the reader must consult the complete work for a fuller presentment of the facts and the arguments which have led me to adopt the views stated here. It is easy to select examples from the series of Egyptian and Soudanese brains in my possession in which the pattern formed by the occipital sulci on inc. par. occ s. occ. parames () s. 1. m. s. i. s. infrastr Fig. 1. The lateral aspect of the right occipital region of the braiu of :i male adult Egyptian. s. lunat. operc. occ the lateral surface of the hemispheres in individual Anthropoid Apes is so exactly reproduced that the identity of every sulcus is placed beyond all reasonable doubt. The lateral aspect of the right oc- cipital region of an adult Egyptian Fellah represented in Figure 1 1) Anat. Anzeiger, Bd. 24, No. 2 Please note that these images are extracted from scanned page images that may have been digitally enhanced for readability - coloration and appearance of these illustrations may not perfectly resemble the original Anatomische Gesellschaft. Jena : G. Fischer
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