...easily contrasted by means of the nasal index obtained by dividing the nasal breadth between the ate, by the height from the root of the nose to the septum, and multiplying the quotient by 100. This index also may be divided into groups, and the distribution among them of the individuals examined...

...easily contrasted by means of the nasal index obtained by dividing the nasal breadth between the ala\ by the height from the root of the nose to the septum, and multiplying the quotient by 100. This index also may be divided into groups, and the distribution among them of the individuals examined...

...nose. The typical Aeta nose may be described as broad, flat, bridgeless, with prominent arched alae almost as high as the central cartilage of the nose...characteristic of the Aeta, Of the 76 Aeta I measured, 25 were iiltraplatyrhinian—that is, had a nasal index greater than 109. One individual, a NEGRITOS OF ZA...

...nose. The typical Aota nose may be described as broad, flat, bridgeless, with prominent arched alae almost as high as the central cartilage of the nose...characteristic of the Aeta, Of the 76 Aeta I measured, 25 were ultraplatyrhinian — that is, had a nasal index greater than 109. One individual, a NEGRITOS OF ZAMBALES...

...nose. The typical Aeta nose may be described as broad, flat, bridgeless, with prominent arched alas almost as high, as the central cartilage of the nose...characteristic of the Aeta. Of the 76 Aeta I measured, 25 were ultraplatyrhinian — that is, had a nasal index greater than 109. One, individual, a NEGRITOS OF ZAMBALES...

...may be described as broad, flat, bridgeless, with prominent arched ala? almost as high as the rentrai cartilage of the nose and with the nostrils invariably...characteristic of the Aeta. Of the 76 Aeta I measured, 25 were ultraplatyrhinian — that is, had a nasal index greater than 109. One individual, a NEGRITOS OF ZAMBALES...