Abstracts of Papers Read at the First International Eugenics Congress: University of London, July, 1912International Eugenics Congress (1st : 1912 : London)
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Abstracts of Papers Read at the First International Eugenics Congress: University of London, July, 1912
International Eugenics Congress (1st : 1912 : London)
Eugenics -- Congresses
Charts Explaining Method of Collecting and Recording
Data, D. 15 (_a_ & _b_)
Childbirth, increasing Frequency of Surgical Operations in connection
with, Racial significance of, C. 48 (1-6)
Childless and Fertile Couples, Physical Condition of, contrasted, C. 45
Children, _see also_ Infant Mortality, Numbers, Numerical Position, &c.
of Drunkards, Abnormalities observed in, C. 92
Health of, in connection with Blood-relationship of Parents, C. 108
Mortality of,
Death-age of Parents in relation to,
up to 5 years, C. 9, 10
up to 20 years, C. 7, 8
illegitimate, C. 104, 105
Number of children in relation to, C. 60
Number of, Average in each Generation, Mannheim, C. 38
in Paris, in relation to Wealth, C. 119
Cleopatra, Pedigree of, showing Inbreeding, C. 114
Colour-Blindness, Congenital, Pedigree with unusual features, L. 1
Colour-Changes in Skin of Fire-Salamander, according to placing on Yellow
or Black Earth, C. 1, 2
Colours, Recombination of in Poultry, Mendelian experiments shewing, M. 3
Comparison of Mr. Booth's Classification of "All London," with the Normal
Classes, O. 3
Conceptions and Conception Losses, Numbers of, and Explanations,
C. 52 (1-4)
Congenital Colour-Blindness, Pedigree with unusual features, L. 1
Hereditary Nystagmus, L. 3 (_a_ & _b_)
Constitution, _see_ Hereditary _do._
Consumption in three Generations, Male Infant Mortality, E. 5 (_c_)
Copenhagen, Fertility of Marriages, Occupation, and Wealth for, C. 122
Countries with
Rising Birth-rate, H. 21-4
Stationary Birth-rate, H. 17-20
Country, _versus_ Town Fertility, in Prussia, C. 126, 128
Cross-Fertilization in Maize, C. 111
Crossing of Races
Fertility and Health in relation to, C. 117
Inbreeding and, C. 106, 107
D
Darwin, Charles,
Home of, Down House
Study-rooms of, at Down
Etching of Large, by Haig, B. 7
Photograph of Small, in which "The Origin of Species" was
written, B. 6
Water-colour Drawing of, by A. Goodwin, B. 8
Letters of (Two) on "Worms and their Habits," B. 9
Portraits of Engraving, by Flameng after Collier, B. 4
Portraits of
Painting, by W. W. Ouless, B. 1
Photograph, by Maull and Polyblank, B. 3
on his Horse, Tommy, B. 5
Darwin, Dr. Erasmus, and his son, Erasmus, Portraits of
(Silhouette), A. 2
Darwin, Mrs., Portrait of (Silhouette), A. 3
DARWIN, WILLIAM E., and LEONARD, B. 1 to 9
Darwin, Galton, and Wedgwood Families, Inheritance of Ability as
exemplified by, O. 5
Daughters, Suckling Capacity of, as affected by Paternal
Alcoholism, C. 93
DAVENPORT, C. B., P.
Death-rates, _see also_ Birth-, and Death-rates of Married and Divorced
Persons, and of Widows, compared, C. 102
Deaths, in relation to Conception losses, C. 52, 53
Defect, Transmission of, Pauperism due to, E. 1-6 (_d_)
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