FEMALES TO MALES (M = 100)

-----------------------------+--------+--------+--------+---------

| Length | Length | Height | Diameter

| each | as a |of rami | bigonial

| side | whole | |

-----------------------------+--------+--------+--------+---------

Western Eskimo | _93.4_ | _93.0_ | _87.3_ | _92.6_

| | | |

Florida Indian | | _91.4_ | _89.6_ | _90.2_

| | | |

Louisiana Indian | | _87.4_ | _82.4_ | _92.8_

| | | |

Arkansas Indian | | _94.6_ | _89.7_ | _91.3_

| | | |

Kentucky Indian | | _95.6_ | _87.0_ | _90.2_

| | | |

U. S. whites (miscellaneous) | | _92.7_ | _89.9_ | _90.2_

-----------------------------+--------+--------+--------+---------

The Eskimo lower jaw, which, as seen before, is characterized by a high

and stout body and the broadest rami, shows further that these rami are

remarkably low, and that the bigonial spread is extraordinarily broad.

The length of the body, on the other hand, is not very exceptional,

being perceptibly exceeded in some of the Indians.

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