34 (226) . DOMINANCE. REVERSED DOMINANCE RECESSIVENESS OF 
| < In these cases 
> Pand F . ie 
UE Ju there is dominance 
of the low index 
over the high one, 
re N PAR EN JV ; 1 of 
Wits | ENEN \ or in general o 
MO À EE DAAD ENT, | 
ERAS SES ER TL OLE Er doo 
PS PA À ET RY SP À CVS AU, over brachycep- 
TAU VAT N LI 
VEN Ve hal En 
DANE PR ER Er with the families 
7 of the preceding 
deren EN RL IT table, there is here _ 
AAN reversed dominan- 
pa = NA 5 ce, a phenomenon 
= are ae which has been 
wa Ee? Sate) CR VONT EERE ETA found in different 
| RE V hrs 
| At ents. (DAVEN- 
(ERN AURA ORT OO 
4s 5 45 5 In our material 
there is however, 
Fig. 7. Diagram of 43 families of tab. VII. in my opinion, no 
Idem of 21 families of tab. VII. 
Idem of 18 families of tab. IX. Upper- and underline are real reversed do- 
of the. highest and the lowest index of the children; the minance based 
pointillated line is of the average index of the parents. i 
upon an accident- 
al prepotence of gametes only or through ancestral influence (p. 18), 
but here the reversed dominance is seemingly only. In one group of 
cases, namely where brachycephaly is dominant over dolichocephaly, 
the brachycephalic head is large and broad, inthe 2nd group of cases, 
so in those where dolichocephaly is dominant over brachycephaly, the 
brachycephalic head is small and short (see also p. 30). | 
In table VIII with dominance of the high index of 43 families 9 
times the father has a large head and 20 times the mother has. More- 
over in propcrtion to the father the mother once has a relatively large 
head. In 3 families the father and in 10 families the mother has a small 
head. 
The cases in which a small head with high indices is dominant are 
the following ones. 
Family 3b, 3l and 3m. In these cases the father belongs to the highly 

