IV.Index to Exhibits.
F—continued.
Female Labour and Infant Mortality,
C. 99-101
as affecting Reproduction, C. 99, 100
Fertile and Childless Couples, Physical
Condition of, contrasted, C. 45
Fertility, Age of Parents at Death in relation
to, C. 7
and Health in relation to Crossing of J
Races, C. it7
in relation to High Mental Endowment
in France, C. 124
in Holland, C. 123
Legitimate, in Berlin, Decrease of : Two-
children System, C. 127-9
of Marriages, Occupation, and Wealth
for Copenhagen, and Dutch Con
ditions, C. 122
of Married Women, England and Wales,
H. 9
Want of, in French and German towns,
C. 125-9
and Wealth, C. 118
in Denmark, C. 121, 122
in Munich, C. 120
Field-workers in America, Charts collected
by, P.
Fire Salamander, Colour-changes in Skin j
of, wThen placed on Yellow or on
Black Earth, C. 1-2
First-born see also Numeral position
alleged Inferiority in, C. 64.
and Later-Born, Infantile Mortality
among, C. 56
Myopia in high degree and frequency
of, C. 54
Fitness for Military Service in relation to
Birth-place, locality and size of,
and to Parental occupation,
C. 26-30
Foetus, effect on, of Lead poisoning, C. 98
France, Birth- and Death-rates for, since
1781., H. 8
Departments of, Fertility in relation to
Wealth in, C. ir8
Fertility in, in relation to High Mental
Endowment, C. 124
Total Population and Birth- and Death-
rates for, Variation in, H. 7
Towns of, Want of Fertility in, C. T25
G
Galton, Darwin, and Wedgwood Families,
Inheritance of Ability as exempli
fied by, O. 5
Galton, Samuel Tertius, his son Erasmus,
and three daughters, Portraits of
(Silhouette), A. 4
Galton, Sir Francis, Portrait of, by Charles
Furze, A. 1
Gametic Purity in Mendelian Heredity,
Theory of
Illustrations of in
Blue Andalusian Fowls, O. 1 (/)
Mice, O. 1 (d)
General Paralysis of the Insane, Frequency
of, in Prussian Lunatic Asylums,
C. 88G—continued. Generations of Mannheim Families
Age-intervals separating, C. 39
Average number of Children in each,
C. 38
Number attained by, C. 38
Germ-cells, effect on, of Lead-poisoning,
C. 98
Germ Production, Abnormal, Disturbance
of Normal Sex proportion as
symptom of, C. 44
Germany, see Berlin, Munich, & United
Kingdom
Recruits in, cause of Unfitness in those
qualified for one year and in
general, C. 33, 34
GRUEBER, PROF. von, C. 1-123
H
Hnemophylic family', Pedigree of, C. 12
Hair Peculiarities, Heredity of
Curled hair, C. 5
Lock of WThite hair, C. 6
Health and Fertility in relation to Crossing
of Races, C. ir7
of Married persons, importance to, of
Marriage, C. ro2
of Offspring in relation to
Birth-interval, C. 58
Blood-relationship of Parents, C. 108
Heart and Vessels, effect on of Syphilis,
C. 85
Hereditary Cataract, L. 4
Changes in Alyies obstetricans, C. 3-4
Congenital Nystagmus, L. 3 (a & b)
Constitution as evidenced by power to
Breast-feed, in relation to Infant
Mortality, C. 79-82
Night-blindness with Myopia, L. 2
Heredity, see also Descent, Inheritance &
Mendelism
among Moral Imbeciles, C. 17
of Hair peculiarities
Curling, C. 15
White lock, C. 6
of Particular Taints, Distribution of
amongst nearest Relatives, C.
i6-rg
Principles of, Charts of, P.
Higher grades of Society
Dying out of, C. 34
Large Scale of, C. 36
Urban, C. 37
Quick process, Catastrophic changes
inaugurating, C. 38-43
Holland, see also Dutch, & Netherlands
Fertility in, in relation to High Mental
Endowment, C. 123
HOPE, E. W., PUBLIC HEALTH
DEPARTMENT, CITY OF
LIVERPOOL, F. 1-3 (/)
Human Races, see also Races
Crossing of, Inbreeding and, C. 106-7
Interbreeding of Different, results of
K. 3
Hybrids resulting from Cross-fertilization,
C. rri
Hybridization in Maize, C. tii
