Arboreal Man
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For the present we will leave brain architecture at this point where neopallial representation is comprised, in our limited survey, to taste and tongue niovenient areas; snout tactile and snout movement areas; hand tactile and hand movement areas, as local i'/ed portions of cortex spreading from the old archepallial olfactory area over the unfolding neopallium. IMeanwhile A\e will 1()() ARBOREAL MAN return to our arboreal animal to study the ever-increasing possibilities of its education.
The g...reatest difference between the process of gathering tactile impressions by the snout region, and receiving them by the hand, is that in the latter case the examina- tion of a novel object is carried out to a far greater extent under the observation of the eyes. It is true that when Fig. 66. — Cerebral Hemisphere of Tarsius spectrum, to show THE Cortical Areas as determined by Professor Elliot Smith. (From Duckworth. ) Note the development of intervening " association " areas be- tween the visual (V), sensory (S), and auditory (A) fields, as well as the enlargement of the prefrontal area.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
For the present we will leave brain architecture at this point where neopallial representation is comprised, in our limited survey, to taste and tongue niovenient areas; snout tactile and snout movement areas; hand tactile and hand movement areas, as local i'/ed portions of cortex spreading from the old archepallial olfactory area over the unfolding neopallium. IMeanwhile A\e will 1()() ARBOREAL MAN return to our arboreal animal to study the ever-increasing possibilities of its education.
The g...reatest difference between the process of gathering tactile impressions by the snout region, and receiving them by the hand, is that in the latter case the examina- tion of a novel object is carried out to a far greater extent under the observation of the eyes. It is true that when Fig. 66. — Cerebral Hemisphere of Tarsius spectrum, to show THE Cortical Areas as determined by Professor Elliot Smith. (From Duckworth. ) Note the development of intervening " association " areas be- tween the visual (V), sensory (S), and auditory (A) fields, as well as the enlargement of the prefrontal area.
What to read after Arboreal Man?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by F Wood Frederic Wood Jones to read onlineMoreLess
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