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Plate 2

All figures represent views of plate models.

Figure 10 View of the brain of Li 1, of the peak area here (Enlarge 25 f.)

Figure 11 View of the forebrain of Li 1, of the basal ago (Enlarge 25 f.)

Figure 12 Profile view the brain of E 5, gr L. 7o0) »m (Enlarge 20 f.)

Figure 13 View of the brain of E 5, of the peak area here (Enalrge 25 f.)

Figure 14 View of the forebrain of Chrl, gr L. 700 wm from the basal ago (Enlarge 25 f.)

Figure 15 View of the bottom of Pautenhirnhoblraumes of E 5 (Enlarge 20 f.)

Figure 16 Internal view of the forebrain of E5 (Enlarge 25 f.)

Figure 17 Profile of the brain of Peh3, gr L. 9 76 mm (Enlarge 15 f.)

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Reference

Hochstädter F. Contributions to the Development of the Human Brain (Beiträge zur Entwicklungsgeschichte des menschlichen Gehirns) (1919) Franz Deuticke, Vienna and Leipzig.

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