Catalogue of the exhibition, July 24th to July 30th, 1912 / First International Eugenics Congress, London, University of London, South Kensington.

  • International Eugenics Congress 1912 : London, England)
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[1912]
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Credit: Catalogue of the exhibition, July 24th to July 30th, 1912 / First International Eugenics Congress, London, University of London, South Kensington. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    viii. Index to Exhibits. S—continued. Structural Characters, Reversion in, in Sweet Peas, M. 5 Students, German, causes of Military Unfit¬ ness in, C. 32, 33 Suicides in Civilised Countries, Increasing numbers of, C. 35-6 Suckling, see Breast-feeding Sucklings, see Infant Mortality Surgery in Childbirth, increase in, Racial significance of, C. 48 (1-6) Standard Scheme of Descent (after Galton), О. 2 Sweet Peas Association in, of Characters in Heredity, M. 6 & 7 (a & Reversion in, on Crossing, followed by appearance of Numerous Types in next generation, M. 4 in Structural Characters, M. 5 Syphilitic and Sexually-immoral .Couple, Offspring of, D. 15 Syphilis Heart and Vessels as harmed by, C. 85 Mortality from, at 36 to 50 years, C. 85 Frequency of, relative. Urban and Rural, C. 86-8 Taints, particular, distribution of amotig nearest Relations, C. 16-9 Teeth, Carious, average of, Breast-feeding in relation to, C. 75 Toronto, City of. Birth- and Death-rates of, H. 27 Towns, see also Urban French and German, Restriction of Births in, C. 125-9 Life in. Special effect of, on Male Mor¬ tality, C. 83-5 Tramp and Peasant Intermarriage, Pedigree showing results, C. 21 Tuberculosis Frequency of, within Families, C. 15 Infant Mortality, and Pauperism, relation between, E. e¡(a & e) Mortality from, of Married and Unmarried persons, C. 102 Tuberculous family with apparently Normal Parents from Tuberculous Stocks, E. 5_(a) Stock, Survival of, by accession of strength from Normal, E. 5 (c & d) Twins, Hereditary tendency to beget, C. ii Two-children System in Berlin, C. 127-9 , и United Kingdom and Germany, Total • Population, and Birth- and Death- rates, Variations in, H. 5-6 Urban Tendency to Extinction of Higher- grade families, C. 37 and Rural Duration of Male life, Prussia, C. 22 relative Frequency of Syphilis and other Venereal diseases, C. 86-8 Vitality of Child, influence on, of Birth- intervals, C. 65 Venereal Disease, Frequency of among Military Recruits, C. 87 Urban and Rural, relative, C. 86-8 W Wealth, in relation to Birth-rate, C. 118-22 Fertility Denmark, C. 121, 122 France, C. 118, 119 Wedgwood, Galton, and Darwin Families, Inheritance of Ability as exempli¬ fied by, O. t; WEEKS, DAVID FAIRFIELD, Director of the N. Jersey State Village for Epileptics at Skillman, U.S.A. D. 1-15 WHEELER, E. G., A. (1-4) WHETHAM, MR. & MRS. W. C. D., '-3 Widows and Divorced persons. High Death- rate of, C. 103 WIDTSOE, JOHN A., A.M., Ph.D., Chart shewing Inheritance of Physical and Mental Qualities and Defects, and of Literary Ability, from Polygamous family in Utah, N. I Wife, Importance of in raising or lowering Family Status, C. 21 William II., German Emperor, Pedigree of, showing Ancestral loss, C. 116 Wollaston Pedigree, shewing descent of Scientific Ability, I. 2 Woman with two husbands, Defective family by the first, E. 4 Zero von- Jorger family, Perigree of, C. 21