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Yasuo Yokoh1957 Volume 24 Issue 9 Pages 591-594
Published: September 15, 1957
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Tomio Atsumi1957 Volume 24 Issue 9 Pages 595-604
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Tooru Niwa1957 Volume 24 Issue 9 Pages 605-625
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Tooru Niwa1957 Volume 24 Issue 9 Pages 626-633
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Shinji Nakajima1957 Volume 24 Issue 9 Pages 634-637
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Yu Mizuno1957 Volume 24 Issue 9 Pages 638-663
Published: September 15, 1957
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JOURNAL FREE ACCESS977 male Japanese of the eastern North-East district (Iwate, Awomori and Miyagi) of Japan were studied anthropologically.
Their stature is 160.0 cm high, head length 189.3 mm, head breadth 152.5 mm, auricular height 125.5 mm, cephalic index 80.56, bizygomatic breadth 142.4 mm, face height from supraorbitale to gnathion 134.5 mm, face index 94.4, bigonial width 109.0 mm, interorbital width 33.4 mm.
In 1925 Matsumura has reported about the higher stature (163.80 cm) and broader head (cephalic index—81.06) of the Rikuchu district (Iwate)in comparison with the surrounding regions. After him have the more southern district lowe rstature and narrower head, the more northern also lower stature but with similar cephalic index as compared with the Rikuchu. After 30 years the author can observe also the same inclination. although it is not so distinctly as before. The inhabitants of Iwate (old name Rikuchu) district have a little higher stature, longer and broader head compared with those of the surrounding regions, especially with those of southern, which characteristics are matched with the broader and higher face. These characteristics are far from the northern Hokkaido Ainu.
In this eastern North-East districht of Japan are the inhabitants of sea side tall and mesocephalic, while those of west mountaneous region a little lower and more brachycephalic, which local difference has been observed already by Prof. Nii.View full abstractDownload PDF (1506K) -
Tatsuo Sakuma1957 Volume 24 Issue 9 Pages 664-674
Published: September 15, 1957
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Humio Kikkawa, Saburo Aoyama1957 Volume 24 Issue 9 Pages 675-677
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Toshihiko Ebisawa, Schozo Hayashi1957 Volume 24 Issue 9 Pages 677-678
Published: September 15, 1957
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Hiroshi Nakahara, Katumi Maki1957 Volume 24 Issue 9 Pages 679-680
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Takasi Minomo1957 Volume 24 Issue 9 Pages 681-682
Published: September 15, 1957
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