The varieties of the human species: principles and method of classification (1894)
Sergi, Giuseppe, 1841- [from old catalog] · City of Washington, Smithsonian institution · leaf 53
Fig. 39—Ellips. Depressus.2d. Ellips. isopericampyhts (Fig. 40). Isopericampylus signifies with equal curves all around; thecharacter of this subvariety is especially that the form is handsomeand perfect. It may have variations in the form of the ellipseand in some other characters. … Fig. 40.—Ellips. Isopericampylus. 3d. Ellips. embolicus. From embolus, prow, because the occipital decline, which com-mences well forward, reaches as far as the cranial base, and such THE VARIETIES OF THE^UMAN SPECIES. 51 a projection has the apparent form of a stiips prow. I at firstcalled this…
Anthropology · Craniology
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