D. Developmental and Comparative Somatology.

Embryology of man. Doctrines of heredity and congenital

transmission. Teratology, or the production of varieties and

monstrosities. Ethnic and racial anatomy. Evolution of man.

Comparative anatomy of man and anthropoids. Simian and lemurian

analogies. Fossil remains of man.

Biology of man. Changes produced by nutrition (food supply),

climate, humidity, altitude, etc. Comparative physiology and

pathology. Medical geography. Comparative nosology of different

races. Criminal anthropology. Pathology of races. Fertility and

sterility of races. Reproduction and stirpiculture. Comparative

longevity. Immunity from disease. Vital statistics. Anatomical

classifications of races. (Historical review; present opinions.)

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