Quain's Elements of Anatomy V.2:Pt.1
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THE VARIOUS FORMS OF THE SKULL.
83 The capacity of the cranium affords the most convenient indication of the development of the brain.' It is ascertained bj- iilling- the cranial cavity with shot, and then measuring the contained quantity in a properly graduated vessel, special precautions being taken to ensure as neaiiy as possible an equal pressure in both operations. The capacity of the normal human cranium varies from 1.000 to 1.800 cubic centimetres (about 60 to 110 cubic inches), •with an... average in all races of 1.400 cubic centimetres (85 cubic inches). Skulls with a capacity of from l.:?r)0 to 1.450 cubic centimetres are placed in a middle group and termed nie'tocTpfiijIir. those exceeding 1.450 cubic centimetres in capacity are mrr/ac/'jilui/ir. and those below 1.350 cubic centimetres are micmccphalic (Flower). The following examples are of males only : — Cub. cpntim Cub. inches.
Eskimo . . .
1500 91-5 European 1480 90-3 Chinese and Mongols.
1430 87-3 African Xegroes ] 350 82-4 Native Australians .
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
THE VARIOUS FORMS OF THE SKULL.
83 The capacity of the cranium affords the most convenient indication of the development of the brain.' It is ascertained bj- iilling- the cranial cavity with shot, and then measuring the contained quantity in a properly graduated vessel, special precautions being taken to ensure as neaiiy as possible an equal pressure in both operations. The capacity of the normal human cranium varies from 1.000 to 1.800 cubic centimetres (about 60 to 110 cubic inches), •with an... average in all races of 1.400 cubic centimetres (85 cubic inches). Skulls with a capacity of from l.:?r)0 to 1.450 cubic centimetres are placed in a middle group and termed nie'tocTpfiijIir. those exceeding 1.450 cubic centimetres in capacity are mrr/ac/'jilui/ir. and those below 1.350 cubic centimetres are micmccphalic (Flower). The following examples are of males only : — Cub. cpntim Cub. inches.
Eskimo . . .
1500 91-5 European 1480 90-3 Chinese and Mongols.
1430 87-3 African Xegroes ] 350 82-4 Native Australians .
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