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Details of Bertillonage; success attributed to it; a theoretic error |
155-158 |
Verification on a small scale |
158-162 |
Experiences in the United States |
163 |
Body marks; teeth |
165-166 |
Value of finger prints for search in a register |
166 |
Identification by comparison |
167 |
Remarks by M. Herbette |
168 |
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CHAPTER XI |
Heredity |
170 |
Different opinions |
170 |
Larger meaning of heredity |
170 |
Connection between filial and fraternal relationships |
171 |
Fraternity, a faulty word but the best available |
171 |
A and B brothers |
172 |
Test case of calculated randoms |
173 |
Fraternities by double A. L. W. events |
175 |
The C. standard patterns |
177 |
Limitation of couplets in large fraternities |
178 |
Test of accurate classification |
179 |
Fraternities by double C. events |
181 |
Centesimal scale applied |
184 |
Twins |
185 |
Children of like-patterned parents |
187 |
Simple filial relationship |
190 |
Influences of father and mother |
190 |
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CHAPTER XII |
Races and Classes |
192 |
Data for races |
192 |
Racial differences are statistical only |
193 |
Calculations by Mr. F. H. Collins |
193 |
Hebrew peculiarities |
194 |
Negro peculiarities, questionable |
196 |
Data for different classes in temperament, faculty, etc., and results |
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