Memoirs Read Before the Anthropological Society of London, Tomy 1-2Trübner and Company, 1866 List of members appended to each volume. |
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... observations were extended to an examination of that part of the organism in the Negro . I had already made myself familiar with the elements , entering into the formation of the same part in white people , by the dissection of many ...
... observations were extended to an examination of that part of the organism in the Negro . I had already made myself familiar with the elements , entering into the formation of the same part in white people , by the dissection of many ...
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... observed in the living person , no matter of what colour his skin may be . When the laryngeal mirror is introduced into the throat of the white man , what does it present to our observation ? Firstly , the epiglottis , or cartilaginous ...
... observed in the living person , no matter of what colour his skin may be . When the laryngeal mirror is introduced into the throat of the white man , what does it present to our observation ? Firstly , the epiglottis , or cartilaginous ...
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... observe the margins of the openings leading into the ventricles which exist on either . side , yet immediately above the true vocal cords . The upper margin of one of these openings is placed at a right angle to the plane of the vocal ...
... observe the margins of the openings leading into the ventricles which exist on either . side , yet immediately above the true vocal cords . The upper margin of one of these openings is placed at a right angle to the plane of the vocal ...
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... observed in him . A dozen were from America , chiefly the southern states , in whom there might have been some mixed blood ; but I would not speak positively on that point . The first fifteen in the table were post mortem inspections ...
... observed in him . A dozen were from America , chiefly the southern states , in whom there might have been some mixed blood ; but I would not speak positively on that point . The first fifteen in the table were post mortem inspections ...
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... OBSERVED . 1 Peter Uter . 1843 . Cart . of Wrisberg , obl . vocal cords . do . do . do . pendent ventricles . COUNTRY , ETC. Ashantee . I have his skull . West Indies . do . do . do . do . Ditto . 14 do . do . 15 James J- , 32 . Dec. 4 ...
... OBSERVED . 1 Peter Uter . 1843 . Cart . of Wrisberg , obl . vocal cords . do . do . do . pendent ventricles . COUNTRY , ETC. Ashantee . I have his skull . West Indies . do . do . do . do . Ditto . 14 do . do . 15 James J- , 32 . Dec. 4 ...
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