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PHYSIOGNOMONY & CRANIOLOGY
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The Craniology of the Aborigines of Queensland
Sequel and comparison study to Craniology of the Aborigines of coastal New South Wales, comparison of 47 female & 69 male skulls (map shows areas of origin), sex characteristics, cranial form & sutures, frontal, nasal & orbital regions, maxillomalar; & temporal regions, parietal and occipital regions, sphenoidal and palatal regions, cephalic index, Tasmanian characteristics, division of crania into 3 series (Queensland except Cape York & Cairns rain forest, Cairns rain forest, Cape York),; discussion of Birdsells trihybrid theory, concludes that Queensland Aborigines allied to New South Wales coastal Aborigines.
Phrenology
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