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Published online by Cambridge University Press: 19 February 2018
Sir William Turner's address to the Anthropological Section was of great general interest and of special interest to ourselves.
On cranial capacity, ne arrived at the conclusions that this was greater in the European than in the savage, that the range of variation was also greater, that few male savage crania reached the European mean (1,500 c.c.), and that there is less difference between male and female crania in savages than in Europeans.
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