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According to Wikipedia , Daniel John Cunningham, was a Scottish physician, zoologist, and anatomist, famous for Cunningham's Text-book of Anatomy and Cunningham's Manual of Practical Anatomy. Biography Cunningham was born in the manse at Crieff, the son of the Very Rev John Cunningham and of his wife Susan Porteous Murray. His father became Moderator of the General Assembly in 1886.
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1880 1890 1900 0 25 50 75 100 125 150 175 200 225 250 275 300 Published Works Text-Book of Anatomy (1907) Text-Book of Anatomy (1907) Contribution to the surface anatomy of the cerebral hemispheres . with A chapter upon cranio-cerebral topography (115)A Manual of Practical Anatomy (1890) Right-Handedness and Left-Brainedness (1902) XII.—The Evolution of the Eyebrow Region of the Forehead, with Special Reference to the Excessive Supraorbital Development in the Neanderthal Race II.—The Varying Form of the Stomach in Man and the Anthropoid Ape The Value of Nerve-Supply in the Determination of Muscular Homologies and Anomalies. (15)Development of the Gyri and Sulci on the Surface of the Island of Reil of the Human Brain. The skeleton of the Irish giant, Cornelius magrath (13)The Fissure of Rolando. The Lumbar curve in man and the apes. With an account of the topographical anatomy of the chimpanzee, orang-utan, and gibbon (11)The Skull and Some of the Other Bones of the Skeleton of Cornelius Magrath, the Irish Giant Neural Spines of the Cervical Vertebrae as a Race-Character. (9)The Intrinsic Muscles of the Hand of the Thylacine (Thylacinus Cynocephalus), Cuscus (Phalangista Maculata), and Phascogale (Phascogale Calura). (9)Intraparietal Sulcus of the Brain. (1890) An Address Delivered at the Opening of the Section of Anatomy and Physiology (1890) 27. Cornelius Magrath, the Irish Giant. The Head of an Aboriginal Australian. Note on a Connecting Twig between the Anterior Divisions of the First and Second Dorsal Nerves. (7)The Complete Fissures of the Human Cerebrum, and their Significance in Connection with the Growth of the Hemisphere and the Appearance of the Occipital Lobe. (6)Cape Hunting Dogs (Lycaon pictus) in the Gardens of the Royal Zoological Society of Ireland. Delimitation of Regions of Abdomen. (1893) A Large Sub-arachnoid Cyst involving the greater part of the Parietal Lobe of the Brain. (6)The Development of the Suspensory Ligament of the Fetlock in the Foetal Horse, Ox, Roe-Deer, and Sambre-Deer. (5)The Significance of Anatomical Variations. (5)Cunningham's Text-book of anatomy, ed. by Arthur Robinson. The Spinal Nervous System of the Porpoise and Dolphin. (4)The Sylvian Fissure and the Island of Reil in the Primate Brain. (4)The Relation of Nerve-Supply to Muscle-Homology. (4)Notes on the Great Splanchnic Ganglion. (4)The Insular District of the Cerebral Cortex in Man and in the Man-like Apes. (1897) (4)Prehistoric Problems Connection of the Os Odontoideum with the Body of the Axis Vertebra. (3)Human Anatomy: General and Descriptive (1897) (3)The Form of the Spleen and the Kidneys. The Rolandic and Calcarine Fissures-A Study of the Growing Cortex of the Cerebrum. (3)The spinal curvature in an aboriginal Australian The Nerves of the Fore-Limb of the Thylacine (Thylacinus Cynocephalus or Harrisii) and Cuscus (Phalangista Maculata). (3)The Nerves of the Hind-Limb of the Thylacine (Thylacinus Harrisii or Cynocephalus) and Cuscus (Phalangista maculata). (2)The Varying Form of the Stomach (2)Notes on the Broncho-OEsophageal and Pleuro-OEsophageal Muscles. (1)Notes on Hypertrophy of the Sympathetic Nervous System. (1)Textbook of anatomy, edited by Arthur Robinson. Bologna—the part which it has played in the history of anatomy: Its octo-centenary celebration (1888) Text-book of anatomy : ed. by D.J. Cunningham. Observations on the Distribution of some of the Nerves of the Head and Neck. (1)The Intrinsic Muscles of the Mammalian Foot. (1878) (1)A Handbook of Anatomy for Art Students (1897) (0)The Proportion of Bone and Cartilage in the Lumbar Section of the Vertebral Column of the Ape and Several Races of Men. (0)Report on the Progress of Anatomy. (0)Anatomical Notes and Queries. (0)Report on the Progress of Anatomy. (0)Lateral Curvature of the Spine in Conjunction with Hypertrophy of the Sympathetic Nervous System in the Lumbar and Sacral Regions. (0)Daniel John Cunningham (1909) (0)Note on the Distribution of the Anterior Tibial Nerve on the Dorsum of the Foot. (0)The parieto-occipital and calcarine fissures (1890) A hermaphroditic goat (1885) The spinal nervous system of the Cetacea (0)Manual of practical anatomy / by the late D.J. Cunningham. Manual of practical anatomy / by D.J. Cunningham. Mr A. B. Stirling (1881) The Cæcal Folds and Fossæ and the Topographical Anatomy of the Vermiform Appendix (1897) (0)Spinal nervous system of the cetacea: with an account of a hitherto undescribed variety of dolphin (0)Manual of practical anatomy, by the late D. J. Cunningham. Edited by Arthur Robinson Report on the Progress of Anatomy. (0)II. The spinal curvature in an aboriginal Australian The Occasional Eighth True Rib in Man and its Relation to Right Handedness. (0)The Mammillary and Accessory Processes as Persistent Epiphyses. (0)Introductory Address to the Class of Anatomy in the University of Edinburgh (1903) (0)More Papers This paper list is powered by the following services:
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