[Journals], 1908-1912
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148 The top of head is straight, then the dip at base of skull in both orientations—line or four small crenulations behind "hump" on dorsal ridge. Humps like this There is a prominent swelling at the head at eye—the mother's like this (drawing) From a little below line from eye to ex of head the lower half of head (or upper jaw) is ridge shaped. Roughly this is shape of cross section of head at extremity.