The physician _____ claimed that bumps on the skull were correlated with intelligence and personality traits.

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Gall is famously known as the most understood researchers of the eighteenth century, Franz Josef Gal was a famous anatomist, and physiologist. He was most broadly known for his ideas of localised capacities in the brain, and cranioscopy (later alluded to as phrenology).

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