Bro'ca's angle

[Paul Broca, Paris i an anthropologist and surgeon, 1834-1880.] Basilar angle.* B.'s apha's ia, lo , more or le complete, of the ability to read, write, speak, and imderstand the spoken word. B.'s a'rea, area parol factor i a. B.'s cap, pars triangular is, pre operculum. B.'s cen'ter, the supposed speech center, situated in the third left frontal convolution in right handed persons, on the right side in left handed persons. B.'s convolu'tion, the third left frontal convolution. B.'s fis's ure, the fi ure surrounding B.'s convolution. B.'s for'mula, a fully developed man (30 years old) should weigh as many kilograms as he is centimeters in height over and above one meter. B.'s pouch, pudendal sac* B.'s space, the central, or cortical, portion of the rhinencephalon or olfactory lobe of the brain. B.'s vis'ual plane, a plane drawn through the two axes of vision.