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...e position of the Basque races will always remain a ''quæstio vexata'' for anthropologists. Their language is Mongolian, and in the days of Retzius, it was thought th ...argument which may be followed, and though his argument was sneered at by anthropologists at the time, and has since passed into the “treasury of accepted truths”, i ...

...f species” required to fill the gap between the two has been left to abler anthropologists. We can only repeat the philosophy of men of old, which says that the union ...d all nature, and was inseparable from organic or inorganic substances. If anthropologists, physiologists, and psychologists are equally perplexed by primal and final ...

...tter Mr. Grant Allen is confessing to a fully formed Miocene Man, American anthropologists confess to relics of men under twelve feet of ''pre-glacial'' gravel. We ar ...objects were left undisturbed, until telegrams brought to the spot several anthropologists of authority, who declared the articles to be palæoliths of argillite, and ...

...is a fact which tends very closely to the speculation of the more advanced anthropologists of England. ...

...sand million of years* (a ''trifling'' difference, verily!); and since the Anthropologists, to vary their divergence of opinion as to the appearance of man, ask for b ...

...overies are sure to prove that, whatever this earlier type of man known to Anthropologists may have been in complexion, he was in no respect ''apish''. The Canstadt m {{Style P-No indent|down to the latest Palæontologists and Anthropologists, the majority of scientific men is in favour of just such an antiquity. ''À ...

...dary age, will do well to note the fact that one of the most distinguished Anthropologists of the day, M. de Quatrefages, seriously argues in that direction. He write ...which divided man in two species. Broca, Virey, and a number of the French anthropologists have recognized that the lower race of man, comprising the Australian, Tasm ...

...way, if not entirely, with facts, as also with the absolute failure of the Anthropologists to meet with the “missing link” in our Fourth Round geological formations. Furthermore, as we see, there are Anthropologists who have traced man back to an epoch which goes far to break down the appar ...

...and 1,000 million of years* (a ''trifling ''difference, verily!): and the Anthropologists to vary their divergence of opinion as to the appearance of man—between 25, ...

...overies are sure to prove that, whatever this earlier type of man known to Anthropologists was in complexion, he was in no respect ''apish. ''The Canstadt man, the En ...t he has retained the memory of it”—down to the latest palæontologists and anthropologists, the majority of scientific men is in favour of just such an antiquity. ''A ...

...ry ''Age, will do well to note the fact that one of the most distinguished anthropologists of the day, M. de Quatrefages, seriously argues in that direction. He write ...which divided man in two species. Broca, Virey, and a number of the French anthropologists have recognised that the lower race of man, comprising the Australian, Tasm ...

...dern Evolution theory with facts, as also with the absolute failure of the Anthropologists to meet with the “missing link” in our Fourth Round geological formations. Furthermore, as we see, there are anthropologists who have traced man back to an epoch which goes far to break down the appar ...

...or monsters, are not the anthropoid or any other apes, but verily what the Anthropologists might call the “missing link,” the primitive lower man; ''see infra.'' ...ounts for some of the alleged physiological proofs, brought forward by the anthropologists as a demonstration of the descent of man from the animals. ...

...cience and, therefore, rejected by all but the most speculative and daring anthropologists. We have no right to give out in this journal the correct number of years o ...hom could he have been born since he was ''the first man'' (let the modern anthropologists and physiologists explain if they can). But he was ''evoluted from a pre-ex ...

...or monsters, are not the anthropoid or any other apes, but verily what the Anthropologists might call the “missing link,” the primitive lower man. ...ounts for some of the alleged physiological proofs, brought forward by the Anthropologists as a demonstration of the descent of man from the animals. ...

...s latitude to bolder speculations. Nevertheless, while the majority of the Anthropologists carry back the existence of man ''only ''into the period of the ''post''-gl ...

...lue, or one single certain milestone to guide them, what can Geologists or Anthropologists do but pick up the slender {{Page SD 3d ed|ed=1|v=2|p=67|title=the race tha ...

To return to the chronology of the Geologists and Anthropologists. We are afraid Science has no reasonable grounds on which she could oppose ...

...ion of the African and Asian root-stocks from the old world catarrhinians. Anthropologists are, as usual, at loggerheads on this question, as on many others. We shall ...

...strial nature into man. One may even enquire how it is that Biologists and Anthropologists, having once firmly accepted the theory of the descent of man from the ape— ...