Haddon, Alfred C. (Alfred Cort), 1855-1940 · London : J. Murray · leaf 90
THE STUDY OF MAN 54 of twenty-two departments each. The groups indicate the fair, intermediate fair, intermediate dark, and dark, whether of eyes, of hair, or of both combined. PLUS CUAIRS r~^ 22 DEP' INTERMEDIA1RE.S CLAIRS 17 u FONCtS IjaiftiBiM 22 §■■ 22 … Dislrilmiion of the colour of the eyes in France; from Topinard. The eit;hty-ei<jht Departments (Alsace-Lorraine added and counted as one) are divided into four equal groups. The hne of separation between the departments where the blonds predominate, and those which have a preponderance of darks,…
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