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especially Gall's
study of them
include craniology, cranioscopy, zoonomy, organology,
bumpology and functionalism.
Craniology and
cranioscopy became detached...
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female skull.
These cranial measurements are the
basis of what is
known as
craniology.
These cranial measurements were also used to draw a
connection between...
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Samuel George Morton (January 26, 1799 – May 15, 1851) was an
American physician,
natural scientist, and writer. As one of the
early figures of scientific...
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categorize racial and
linguistic groups.
Gliddon and
Morton relied on
craniology,
evaluating facial angle and volume, to
identify racial and linquistic...
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legitimising female and non-mother-country race
inferiority through studies of
craniology,
comparative anatomy, and phrenology. Biologists, naturalists, anthropologists...
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William George; Macintosh, S. L. (1970). The
Craniology of the
Aborigines of Queensland.
University of Sydney. ISBN 0855570016...
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craniology of the Ceratopsia" (PDF).
American Journal of Science. 293: 200–234. Bibcode:1993AmJS...
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belong to the
Caucasian anthropological type.
According to the
results of
craniology, somatology, odontology, and dermatoglyphics, the
native (Caucasian) origin...
- from Gr**** κρᾱνίον (krāníon), cranium, skull,
bones enclosing the
brain craniology -crine, crin(o)- to
secrete Gr**** κρίνω (krínō), separate, divide, discern...
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Skull as a
Locomotor Organ". In Hanken, James; Hall,
Brian K. (eds.).
Craniology:
Getting a Head: The Skull. Vol. 3.
University of
Chicago Press. p. 201...
