THE SKULL BENEATH THE SKIN.

This article highlights the significance of human skull. The skull encloses the brain, protects it and makes it possible for the brain to deal with the surrounding world. The brain and the brain case, which is a different structure, had to undergo simultaneous evolution, for the brain could not oper...

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Published in:Contemporary Review Vol. 261; no. 1518; pp. 14 - 20
Main Author: Harrigan, Anthony
Format: Literary Criticism
Published: Contemporary Review Company Ltd. Jul92
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