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Phrenoblysis: Special brain and mind growth periods. I. Human brain and skull development

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Published1974
Citations129
References19

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1968 • 132 citations

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1943 • 110 citations

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1953 • 98 citations

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GROWTH IN HEAD CIRCUMFERENCE FROM BIRTH THROUGH YOUNG ADULTHOOD1

1962 • 64 citations

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