Readings on race /

Table of Contents:

On the number of races of mankind, by S. M. Garn and C. S. Coon
Genetics and the races of man, by W. C. Boyd
Race and evolution, by S. M. Garn
Technological advance and major racial stocks, by F. S. Hulse
Basal metabolism, race, and climate [and] Body weight, race, and climate, by D. F. Roberts
Nose shape and climate, by J. S. Weiner
The biological adaptation of man to hot deserts, by P. T. Baker
Physiological regulations and the origin of human types, by C. G. Wilber
Anthropological implications of sickle cell gene distribution in West Africa, by F. B. Livingstone
Human evolution in contemporary communities, by G. W. Lasker
Genetic drift in a religious isolate, by G. Glass [and others]
Aspects of polymorphism in man, by A. A. Allison
The dynamics of racial intermixture in the American Negro, by D. F. Roberts
On the unlikelihood of significant admixture of genes from the North American Indian in the present composition of the Negroes of the United States, by B. Glass
The effect of chronic exposure to cold on temperature and blood flow of the hand by G. M. Brown and J. Page
Racial variations to a standardized cold stress, by T. Adams and B. G. Covino
Direction of human evolution, by J. W. Crenshaw, Jr
Racial taxonomies from an evolutionary perspective, by F. E. Johnston
Taxonomy in recent and fossil man, by S. M. Garn.