The varieties of the human species: principles and method of classification (1894)
Sergi, Giuseppe, 1841- [from old catalog] · City of Washington, Smithsonian institution · leaf 58
nd in tetragonus (Fig. 47),which is not only sphenoidal in the vertical, but also in the lateral,and has prominent corners, rendering the vertex and sides plane. There is likewise a sphenoid, cyrtocephalus, which has aconvexity extending from the frontal and parietals to the vertex, THE VARIETIES… … T^,/vJ\.aIa/1 Fig. 48.—Sphen. Cristatus. VI. Sphaeroides.—I have given the principal variations of thisvariety, that is : a) sphaerotocephalus ; b) sphaeroides, hemisphaeroides ; c) strongylocephalus (see above). VII. Byrsoides.—So far I have only found one variation fromthe siculus, that is, the…
Anthropology · Craniology
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