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Abstracts of Papers Read at the First International Eugenics Congress: University of London, July, 1912 — John Shaqi

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Abstracts of Papers Read at the First International Eugenics Congress: University of London, July, 1912

Name: Abstracts of Papers Read at the First International Eugenics Congress: University of London, July, 1912
Author: International Eugenics Congress (1st : 1912 : London)

International Eugenics Congress (1st : 1912 : London)

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Australia, Birth and Death Rates in, H. 25


  B

  Bavaria, Breast-feeding in relation to Infant Mortality in, C. 60, 70

  "Belvidere," Pedigree of, C. 110

  Berlin, Birth and Death Rate for, H. 28
    Fertility in, decrease in, _circ._ 1869-1910, C. 126-129

  Birth-curve, general, and that for Feeble-minded Children compared, C. 97

  Birth-frequency in relation to Habit of Breast-feeding, C. 72, 73

  Birth-interval, in relation to
    Breast-feeding, length of, C. 63
      Average length of, C. 63, 64
    Health of Offspring, C. 58
    Infantile Mortality, C. 57, 58
    Vitality of Child, with and without, Breast-feeding, C. 65

  Birth-place, Locality and Size of, in relation to Military Fitness,
      Germany, C. 26-30

  Birth-rate, in relation to
      Breast-feeding, duration of, C. 72, 73
      Wealth, C. 118-122
    Rising, Countries with, H. 21-4
    Stationary, Countries with, H. 17-20

  Birth and Death Rate
    in Australia, H. 25
    in Berlin, H. 28
    in Europe and Western Europe, H. 30-1
    in France, H. 7
    in the Netherlands, H. 10
    of Toronto, City of, H. 27
    of United Kingdom, and of German Empire, H. 5, 6
    of Various Countries, relation between, H. 1-31

  Birth and Death Rates and Infant Mortality, relation between, H. 1-31
    for New Zealand, H. 26
    in Protestant Countries, H. 11-13

  Birth-rates, and _corrected_ Death-rates, relation between, H. 2

  Births _per_ Couple essential to prevent Decay of Nations,
    C. 123 _et præoi_
    Premature in Various Callings, C. 101
    Restriction of, C. 125-128

  Blindness, _see_ Colour-blindness _and_ Night-blindness

  Blood-relationship of Parents and Health of Offspring, C. 108
    Intensification of Characters in, C. 106-7

  Blue Andalusian Fowls, Mendelian Inheritance in
    Gametic Purity in Illustration of Theory of, O. 1 (_f_)
    Without Dominance, O. 1 (_e_)

  Booth, C., Classification by, of "All London," Comparison of, with the
      Normal Classes, O. 3

  Breast-feeding, in relation to
      Birth-intervals, Length of, and average Length of, C. 63, 64
      Cancer, C. 71
      Infant Mortality
        Birth-Interval and, C. 59-62
        Female Labour and, C. 99
    Capacity for, of Daughters as affected by Paternal Alcoholism, C. 93
      as Evidence of Hereditary Constitution in relation to Infant
        Mortality, C. 79-82
      and Number of Children, C. 61
    Duration of, in relation to
      Average number of Carious Teeth, C. 74, 75
      Birth rate, C. 72, 73
      Frequency of Rachitic disturbances of development, C. 78.
      Infant Mortality, C. 74
        in Conjunction with Numerical Position, C. 60
      Physical development, C. 76
      School Reports, average, C. 77
    Habit of, in relation to Birth-frequency, C. 72, 73
      as running in Families, and Infant Mortality, C. 62


  C

  Canada, _see_ Toronto

  Cancer, Breast-feeding in relation to, C. 71

  Cataract, Hereditary, L. 4

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Abstracts of Papers Read at the First International Eugenics Congress: University of London, July, 1912

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