Readings on race.
By: Compiled and edited by Stanley M. Garn.
Edition: 2d ed.
Publisher: Thomas
Published: 1968
Place of publication: Springfield, Ill
Language: eng
Number of pages: 314
Subjects: Race.
Notes: Includes bibliographies.
Table of contents: value: On the number of races of mankind, by S. M. Garn and C. S. Coon.; value: Genetics and the races of man, by W. C. Boyd.; value: Race and evolution, by S. M. Garn.; value: Technological advance and major racial stocks, by F. S. Hulse.; value: Basal metabolism, race, and climate [and] Body weight, race, and climate, by D. F. Roberts.; value: Nose shape and climate, by J. S. Weiner.; value: The biological adaptation of man to hot deserts, by P. T. Baker.; value: Physiological regulations and the origin of human types, by C. G. Wilber.; value: Anthropological implications of sickle cell gene distribution in West Africa, by F. B. Livingstone.; value: Human evolution in contemporary communities, by G. W. Lasker.; value: Genetic drift in a religious isolate, by G. Glass [and others].; value: Aspects of polymorphism in man, by A. A. Allison.; value: The dynamics of racial intermixture in the American Negro, by D. F. Roberts.; value: 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.; value: The effect of chronic exposure to cold on temperature and blood flow of the hand by G. M. Brown and J. Page.; value: Racial variations to a standardized cold stress, by T. Adams and B. G. Covino.; value: Direction of human evolution, by J. W. Crenshaw, Jr.; value: Racial taxonomies from an evolutionary perspective, by F. E. Johnston.; value: Taxonomy in recent and fossil man, by S. M. Garn.