Man's Place in Nature, And Other Anthropological Essays 7
Man's Place in Nature, And Other Anthropological Essays 7
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Ulotrichi.
DolichooephaU. BrachycephaU. DolichocephaU. Bmchyoephali.
Lencous.
.... Xanthochroi ....
Leacomelanoas.
.... Melanochroi ....
Xanthomelanoiui.
Eaquitnaux, Mongolians. Butihmm.
AmphineHana, Americans, Melanoos.
Awtraliafu. Negroes. Mineqpiea (?) Negritos.
%* The names of Ihe stocks knoum only since tke fifteenlh cen- tury are put into italics. Jf the ** Shralings^* of the Norse discov- erers of America were Esquimaux^ Europeans became acquainted with the latter six or seven centuries ...earlier.
Under each of these divisions are two columns, one for the BrachycephaU, or short heads, and one for the Dolichocephali,* or long heads. Again, each column is subdivided transversely into four compartments, one for the " leucous,** people with * Skulls, the transverse diameter of which is more than eight- tenths the long diameter, are short; those which have the transverse diameter less than eight-tenths the longitudinal, are long.
METHODS AND RESULTS OF ETHNOLOGY. 237 fair complexions and .yellow or red hair; one for the " leueomelanous," with dark hair and pale skins; one for the ^^ xanthomelanous/^ with black hair and yellow, brown, or olive skins; and one for the " melanous," with black hair and dark brown or blackish skins.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Ulotrichi.
DolichooephaU. BrachycephaU. DolichocephaU. Bmchyoephali.
Lencous.
.... Xanthochroi ....
Leacomelanoas.
.... Melanochroi ....
Xanthomelanoiui.
Eaquitnaux, Mongolians. Butihmm.
AmphineHana, Americans, Melanoos.
Awtraliafu. Negroes. Mineqpiea (?) Negritos.
%* The names of Ihe stocks knoum only since tke fifteenlh cen- tury are put into italics. Jf the ** Shralings^* of the Norse discov- erers of America were Esquimaux^ Europeans became acquainted with the latter six or seven centuries ...earlier.
Under each of these divisions are two columns, one for the BrachycephaU, or short heads, and one for the Dolichocephali,* or long heads. Again, each column is subdivided transversely into four compartments, one for the " leucous,** people with * Skulls, the transverse diameter of which is more than eight- tenths the long diameter, are short; those which have the transverse diameter less than eight-tenths the longitudinal, are long.
METHODS AND RESULTS OF ETHNOLOGY. 237 fair complexions and .yellow or red hair; one for the " leueomelanous," with dark hair and pale skins; one for the ^^ xanthomelanous/^ with black hair and yellow, brown, or olive skins; and one for the " melanous," with black hair and dark brown or blackish skins.
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