TEMPORO-PARIETAL REGION

The temporo-parietal region differs in convexity with the type of

the skull, being usually quite flat in pronounced dilochocephaly and

decidedly convex in marked brachycephaly. Besides this, it is also

subject to individual and groupal variations. In the series at hand,

in two-thirds of both the male and the female skulls the region is of

about medium convexity. Among the remainder of the specimens it is

rather interesting to note that while in a third of the cases in the

males the region is flat and in no case bulging, these conditions are

practically reversed in the females. The temporo-parietal region of the

brain tended evidently to a greater relative development in the females

of this series than in the males.

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