A study of the brains of three scholars

On several anatomical characters of the human brain, said to vary according to race and sex, with especial reference to the weight of the frontal lobe

1909 • 69 citations

Comparative studies on the growth of the cerebral cortex. V. Part I. On the area of the cortex and on the number of cells in a unit volume, measured on the frontal and sagittal sections of the albino rat brain, together with the changes in tefese characters according to the growth of the brain. Part II. On the area of the cortex and on the number of cells in a unit volume, measured on the frontal and sagittal sections of the brain of the Norway rat (Mus norwgicus), compared with the …

1918 • 43 citations

The total number of functional cells in the cerebral cortex of man, and the percentage of the total volume of the cortex composed of nerve cell bodies, calculated from Karl Hammarberg's data; together with a comparison of the number of giant cells with the number of pyramidal fibers

1899 • 26 citations

G. Stanley Hall: A Biography of a Mind

1927 • 19 citations

THE RELATIVE WEIGHT OF THE BRAINCORTEX IN. HUMAN RACES AND IN SOME ANIMALS AND THE ASYMMETRY OF THE HEMISPHERES

1926 • 17 citations

ON THE RELATIONS BETWEEN THE WEIGHT OF THE BRAIN AND ITS PARTS, AND THE STATURE AND MASS OF THE BODY, IN MAN

1892 • 16 citations

The growth of the brain: A study of the nervous system in relation to education.

1898 • 14 citations

Das Gehirn Ernst Haeckels

1924 • 12 citations

HEREDITARY RESEMBLANCES IN THE BRAINS OF THREE BROTHERS¹

1904 • 10 citations

THE SIGNIFICANCE OF BRAIN WEIGHT

1925 • 10 citations

Edward Sylvester Morse

1926 • 5 citations