VI.Index to Exhibits.
M—continued.
Migrainous Parents, Offspring of, D. 14
Military Fitness and Unfitness, Germany,
in relation to School life, C. 31,
32> 33
Recruits, Frequency among, of "Venereal
Diseases, C. 87
Miscarriages in relation to Conception
losses, C. 52(2)
Moral Imbeciles, Heredity among, C. 20
Mortality, see also Infant, Male and Female,
Phthisis, Syphilitic
of Children, in relation to Age at Death
of Parents, C. 7-10
of Illegitimate Children, 104, 105
in relation to Marriage, C. 102
MUDGE, G. P., K. 1-5
Munich, Fertility in, in relation to Wealth,
C. 120
Munich Regiments, percentage in, of Fit
ness, C. 34
Muscular Atrophy, Progressive, C. 13
Myopia, with Hereditary JNl ight-blindneSs,
L. 2
High degree of, and frequency of, among
First-born, C. 54
N
Neomalthusianism, C. 118-29
Netherlands, see also Holland
Birth- and Death-rates and Infant Mor
tality for, H. 10
New Jersey State Village for Epileptics, at
Skillman, Charts of, D. 1-15
New Zealand, Birth- and Death-rate and
Infant Mortality, H. 26
Night-blindness, Hereditary with Myopia
L. 2
Inherited Stationary, Pedigree of sufferers
from, of Nongaret family, C. 14
Nongaret family, sufferers from Inherited
Stationary Night-blindness, Pedi
gree of, C. 14
Normal Classes, Comparison with, of
Booth’s Classification of “All
London,” O. 3
Woman, with two Tuberculous husbands,
E. 5 [d)
Nose, Racial form of, and its Segregative
Inheritance, K. 1-2 (a & b)
Number of Children and
Capacity for Breast-feeding, C. 61
Child Mortality, C. 60
Numerical position in family, see also First
born
and Duration of Breast-feeding in relation
to Infant Mortality, C. 20
in relation to Infantile Mortality, C. 50, 55
in Princely families, C. 53
Nystagmus, Hereditary congenital, L. 3
(a & b)O
Occupation in relation to Fertility, Den
mark and Holland, C. 122
Offspring, Human, effects on of Alcohol,
Blood relationship of Parents,
Epileptic and Feeble-minded
Parentage, kc., see those headsP Parental Age at Death, and Child Mortali
ty, C. 7-10
Occupation in relation to Military Fit
ness, Germany, C. 26-30
Parents, Blood-relationship of, and Health
of Offspring, C. 108
Epileptic, Offspring of, D. 1
Paris, Birth- and Death-rates of, relation
between, H. 4
Number of Children in, in relation to
Wealth, C. 119
Paternal Alcoholism, as affecting Suckling
powers of Daughters, C. 93
with Inter-connection of Tuberculosis*
Neuroses and Psychoses of Off
spring, C. 94
Lead-poisoning, effect of, on Reproduc
tion of Healthy Offspring, C. 98
Pathological Interbreeding, harm of C. 109
Pauper and Defective families, Tendency
to Inter-marriage between, E. 2
Pauperism due to Transmission of Defect,.
and perpetuation of Low-type
Stocks, E. 1-6 (d)
Tuberculosis, and Infant Mortality, rela
tion between, E. 5 (a-e)
Peas, see also Sweet Peas
Mendelian Inheritance in, Theoretical
examples of, O. 1 (a & b)
PEARL, DR. RAYMOND, G.
Peasant and Tramp Intermarriages, Pedi
gree shewing results, C. 21
Pedigree Records, System of Making, G. 1
Pedigrees of
Archduchess Maria... of Tuscany, shew
ing Inbreeding, C. 112
“ Belvidere,” C. 100
Collected by Field-workers in America, P.
Descent o| Administrative Ability, I. i„
see also Darwin, Galton, and:
Wedgwood families
of Scientific Ability (Wollaston Pedi-
gree), I. 2
Mendelian descent of Eye-colour in;
Mankind, I. 3
Family with peculiarly Curled Hair, C. 5
Hremophylic family, C. 12
Illustrating Royal tendency to Inter
marry, C. 112-14
Reigning Houses, shewing Ancestral
Loss, C. 116
Zero von Jorger family, C. 21
Physical condition of Childless and Fertile
Couples contrasted, C. 45
Photographs of Charles Darwin, B. 3, 5,
of Small Study in which “ Origin of
Species ” was written, B. 6
Physical Development in relation to Dura
tion of Breast-feeding, C. 7
Qualities, Heredity of, Tables shewing,.
C. 7
Phthisis Mortality, Decline in, for
England & Wales, F. 2 (a)
England & Ireland, F. 2 (b)
Liverpool, F. 2 (d)
Scotland, F 2 U)
