NOTES

Page 8.

A general presentation of these data will be found in F. RATZEL,

History of Mankind; SOPHUS MÜLLER, Urgeschichte Europas.

Page 9.

A. PENCK, “Das Alter des Menschengeschlechtes” (_Zeitschrift für

Ethnologie_, vol. xl, pp. 390 _et seq._); PENCK AND

BRÜCKNER, Die Alpen im Eiszeitalter (Leipzig).

Page 10.

TH. WAITZ, Anthropologie der Naturvölker (2d ed.), vol. i, p.

381.

Page 13.

GEORG GERLAND, Das Aussterben der Naturvölker; F. RATZEL,

Anthropogeographie, vol. ii, pp. 330 _et seq._

Page 14.

1. HENRY BARTH, Travels and Discoveries in North and Central

Africa (2d ed., London, 1857-1858), vol. ii, pp. 253 _et

seq._; vol. iii, pp. 425 _et seq._, 528 _et seq._; vol. iv,

pp. 406 _et seq._, 579 _et seq._

2. GUSTAV NACHTIGAL, Sahărâ und Sûdân, vol. ii, pp. 391 _et

seq._, 691 _et seq._; vol. iii, pp. 270 _et seq._, 355 _et

seq._

Page 16.

MARY WHITE OVINGTON, Half a Man, the Status of the Negro in New

York (New York, Longmans, Green, and Co., 1911).

Page 18.

1. ROBERT BENNETT BEAN, “On a Racial Peculiarity in the Brain of

the Negro” (_American Journal of Anatomy_, vol. iv [1905]).

2. Fr. P. MALL, “On Several Anatomical Characters of the Human

Brain, said to vary according to Race and Sex, etc.”

(_Ibid._, vol. ix, pp. 1-32).

Page 21.

1. H. KLAATSCH, “The Skull of the Australian Aboriginal”

(_Reports from the Pathological Laboratory of the Lunacy

Department, New South Wales Government_, vol. i, part

iii [Sydney, 1908], pp. 3-167); “Der primitive Mensch

der Vergangenheit und Gegenwart” (_Verhandlungen der

Gesellschaft deutscher Naturforscher und Aerzte_, 80

Vers. zu Cöln, part i, p. 95); Anatomische Hefte, 1902.

2. C. H. STRATZ DEN HAAG, “Das Problem der Rasseneinteilung der

Menschheit” (_Archiv für Anthropologie_, N. S., vol. i, pp.

189 _et seq._).

3. OTTO SCHOETENSACK, “Die Bedeutung Australiens für die

Heranbildung des Menschen aus einer niederen Form”

(_Zeitschrift für Ethnologie_, vol. xxxiii [1901], pp. 127

_et seq._).

4. D. J. CUNNINGHAM, “The Lumbar Curve in Man and Apes”

(_Cunningham Memoirs_ [Dublin, 1886]).

Page 24.

1. KARL PEARSON, “On the Relationship of Intelligence to Size

and Shape of Head, and to other Physical and Mental

Characters” (_Biometrika_, vol. v, pp. 136 _et seq._).

2. L. MANOUVRIER, “Les aptitudes et les actes dans leurs

rapports avec la constitution anatomique et avec le milieu

extérieur” (_Bulletins de la Société d’Anthropologie de

Paris_, 4^o series, vol. i [1890], pp. 918 _et seq._).

Page 25.

P. TOPINARD, Éléments d’Anthropologie générale, p. 620. The

value for African negroes is here very small. Another series

quoted by Topinard (_Ibid._, p. 622), consisting of 100

skulls of each group, gives the following averages:

Parisians, 1551 cc.; Auvergnats, 1585 cc.; African negroes,

1477 cc.; New Caledonians, 1488 cc. (a misprint in

Topinard’s book makes this appear as 1588 cc.).

Page 26.

1. L. MANOUVRIER, “Sur l’interprétation de la quantité dans

l’encéphale” (_Mémoires de la Société d’Anthropologie de

Paris_, 2d series, vol. iii, pp. 284, 277, 281).

2. F. GALTON, “Head Growth in Students at Cambridge” (_Journal

of the Anthropological Institute of Great Britain and

Ireland_, vol. xviii, p. 156).

Page 27.

A. DA COSTA FERRAIRA, “La capacité du crâne chez les Portugais”

(_Bulletins et Mémoires de la Société d’Anthropologie de

Paris_, Série V, vol. iv [1903], pp. 417 _et seq._).

Page 28.

H. H. DONALDSON, The Growth of the Brain (1895); RAYMOND PEARL,

“Variation and Correlation in Brain-Weight” (_Biometrika_,

vol. iv, pp. 13 _et seq._).

Page 29.

FRANKLIN P. MALL. See note 2 to p. 18.

Page 36.

R. H. LOCK, Recent Progress in the Study of Variation, Heredity

and Evolution (1906), pp. 73 _et seq._; A. L. BOWLEY,

Elements of Statistics (1901).

Page 41.

R. WIEDERSHEIM, Der Bau des Menschen (4th ed., 1908); The

Structure of Man an Index to his Past History (1895).

Page 44.

J. KOLLMANN, “Beiträge zur einer Kraniologie der Europäischen

Völker” (_Archiv für Anthropologie_, vol. xiii; vol. xiv,

pp. 1, 79, 179); “Die Rassenanatomie der Hand und die

Persistenz der Rassenmerkmale” (_Ibid._, vol. xxviii, pp. 91

_et seq._).

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