Measures of men
Subtitle: ten specialized studies in physical anthropology in Mexico, Central America and the West Indies
By: Harold Cummins ... [et al.].
Series: Middle American research series -- publication no. 7
Publisher: Dept. of Middle American Research, the Tulane University of Louisiana
Published: 1936
Place of publication: New Orleans
Language: eng
Number of pages: 327
Subjects: Indians of Mexico; Indians of Central America; Indians of the West Indies; Fingerprints; Anthropometry
Notes: -- Dermatoglyphics and functional lateral dominance in Mexican Indians: III. Zapotecas and Mixtecas. Anthropometry of the Zapotecas and Mixtecas, by Stella M. Leche. -- Dermatoglyphics and functional lateral dominance in Mexican Indians: IV. Chamulas. Anthropometry of the Chamulas, by Stella M. Leche. -- The dermatoglyphics of the Tarascan Indians of Mexico, from the collection of Dr. D.F. Rubín de la Borbolla, by Stella M. Leche. -- Appendix: Peoples mentioned in this volume.

Includes bibliographical references (p. [328]) and index (p. [329]).
Table of contents: title: A physical and physiological description of adult Maya Indians from Yucatan, by Morris Steggerda.; title: Methodology in palmar dermatoglyphics, by Harold Cummins.; title: Finger lengths of the Maya Indians as compared with Negroes and whites, by Morris Steggerda and Ruth Millar.; title: Finger prints in Maya Indians, by Harold Cummins and Morris Steggerda.; title: A racial study of palmar dermatoglyphics with special reference to the Maya Indians of Yucatan, by Inez D. Steggerda, Morris Steggerda and Mary S. Lane.; title: A retabulation of the palmar dermatoglyphics in Wilder's collection of Mayas, with a note on the Wilder collection of dermatoglyphics, by Harold Cummins.; title: Dermatoglyphics and functional lateral dominance in Mexican Indians: II. Aztecas, by Stella M. Leche.