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The varieties of the human species: principles and method of classification (1894)

Sergi, Giuseppe, 1841- [from old catalog] · City of Washington, Smithsonian institution · leaf 60

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lis, because narrower than the type; f) proophyrocus,because it has prominent frontal sinuses which do not exist in thetype. XIII. Lophicephalus.—This variety offers some variationsfrom the type from Melanesia before presented; its principalcharacteristic does not consist in the lophos, but in the… … Fig. 50.—Lophoc. Kurganicus. XIV. ChomatocephalMs. I have found subgroups with the following characteristics: a) Chom. angulosus, because it has a surface with angular pro-jections. b) Chom. summuSy on account of its great height. c) Chom. cristatus, on account of its crest-like summit. d) Chofn.…

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