Note (return) — ORGANIC DIFFERENCES IN THE SEXES

Wagner decided that the brain of a woman, taken as a whole, is uniformly in a more or less embryonic condition. Huschke says that woman is always a growing child, and that her brain departs from the infantile type no more than the other portions of her body.34 Weisbach35 pointed out that the limits of variation in the skull of man are greater than in that of woman.