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Skull capacity, Broca’s method 1,545 Skull capacity, Flower’s method 1,490 Antero-posterior diameter, maximum 16.3 Lateral diameter, maximum 14.4 Cephalic index, 88.3=Brachycephalic.[244] Chin-bregma 21.2 Chin-ophryon 13.2 Alveolar point-ophryon 8.6 Bizygomatic breadth, maximum 13.0 Facial index 98.5 Superior facial index (Broca’s), 66.1=Mesoseme. Height of nose aperture 5.4 Breadth of nose aperture 2.65 Nasal index, 49.0=Mesorhine. Mean height of orbits 3.80 Mean breadth of orbits 3.95 Orbital index, 96.2=Megaseme. cc. Mean depth of orbits 4.6 Dacryon to dacryon 2.3 Frontal diameter, minimum 9.2 Frontal diameter, maximum (interstephanic) 11.4 Biauricular diameter[245] 12.3 Diameter through parietal bosses 14.3 Bimastoid diameter 10.55 Distance from superior alveolar arch to inferior occipital ridge 14.35 Distance between supramastoid eminences 13.9 Length of basilar process (notch of vomer to basion) 2.95 Basion-bregma height 13.45 Basion-obelion height ? (obelion indistinct.) Basion-ophryon 14.0 Basion-inion 8.1 Circumference, maximum 49.4 Nasion-ophryon arc 1.8 Nasion-bregma arc 12.3 Nasion-inion arc 30.0 Nasion-opisthion arc 35.5 Pterion-bregma arc 11.2 Arc external meatuses, over forehead 29.2 Arc external meatuses, over frontal bosses 30.4 Arc external meatuses, over bregma 34.0 Arc external meatuses, maximum 35.7 Arc external meatuses, over inion 23.6 Temporal ridges to sagittal suture (stephanions-bregma), (arc) mean 7.5 Lateral diameter of foramen magnum, maximum 2.75 Antero-posterior diameter of foramen magnum, maximum 3.60 Index of foramen magnum 76.4 Length of hard palate, maximum 4.6 Height of hard palate at first molars 1.55 Breadth of hard palate at first bicuspids 2.9 Breadth of hard palate at first molars 3.55 Breadth of hard palate at third molars 4.1 Height of posterior nares 3.1 Breadth of posterior nares 2.55 Index of posterior nares 82.2 Angle of mandibles 114° Length of mandibular rami 9.55 Bigoniac diameter of mandibles 9.85

[244] If allowance is made for the effects of flattening of the occipital on the long diameter, and hence on the index, of a skull, it becomes apparent that the true index of this skull is probably of a low brachycephalic, or, at most, of mesocephalic order. It is very doubtful if the deformity is intentional; its moderate extent and the total lack of signs of counter-compression would indicate with more probability that the deformity might have been produced by the individual lying, when an infant, by compulsion or habit, on something hard, probably a board.

[245] The “biauricular” signifies the distance between points of the skull immediately above the commencement of the superior zygomatic border on the temporal.

_The Vertebral Column_

_Cervical vertebræ_—Number complete; characters normal. All cervical spinous processes bifid; vertebra prominens well defined. All epiphyses absent.