[Pamphlets
By: by Wm. Turner]
Published: 1877
Place of publication: 1877-1898
Language: eng
Subjects: Physical anthropology
Notes: Collection of articles published as offprints between 1877 and 1898 and bound by Tozzer Library.

Includes bibliographical references.
Table of contents: title: Note of a case of a supernumerary upper incisor tooth -- (1877); title: On exoStoses within the external auditory meatus -- (1879); title: Notes on the dissection of a second negro -- (1880); title: Two masks and a skull from islands near New Guinea -- a contribution to anthropology -- (1880); title: The cranial characteristics of the Admirality Islanders -- (1881); title: Cervical ribs, and the so-called bicipital ribs in man, in relation to corresponding structures in the cetacea -- (1883); title: The relation of the alveolar form of cleft palate to the incisor teeth and the intermaxillary bones-- (1885); title: The dumb-bell-shaped bone in the palate of Ornithorhynchus compared with the prenasal bone of the pig -- (1885); title: Additional note on the oviducts of the Greenland Shark -- (1885); title: The index of the pelvic brim as a basis of classification; and the anatomy of Sowberry's Whale (Mesoplodon Bidens) -- (1885); title: The sacral index in various races of mankind -- (1886); title: Additional note on the Navajo Indian skull -- (1886); title: The lumbar curve in the spinal column in several races of men -- (1886); title: On variability in human structure as displayed in different races of men, with especial reference to the skeleton-- (1887); title: On heredity -- (1889); title: The relations of the dentary arcades in the crania of Australian Aborigines -- (1891); title: The convolutions of the brain. A study in comparative anatomy -- (1890); title: On M. Dubois' description of remains recently found in Java, named by him Pithecanthropus Erectus. With remarks on so-called transitional forms between apes and man. -- (1895); title: On human and animal remains found in caves at Oban, Argyllshire -- (1897); title: Early man in Scotland -- (1897); title: Notes on the dissection of a third negro-- (1897); title: Some distinctive characters of human structure -- (1897); title: A decorated human skull from New Guinea-- (1898).