The Gorilla {Anthropoiyithecus (jorilld). 
ridges o£ bone above their eyes^ especially in the male specimens, 
the large size o£ their teeth, and, in common with other 
Monkeys, the opposability of the great toe, a character which 
may be seen in the mounted skeletons. This family is taken to 
UPPER MAMMAL GALLERY. 
[Cases 
I & II.] 
Man and Apes, and also the method of identifying criminals by 
means of finger-prints. 
The Simiid(P, or Man-like Apes (cases I & II), are characterized 
by their inclined spinal column, broad breast-bone, the great 
length of their arms as compared with their legs, the enormous 
Fio-. 9. 
