On the phenomena of hybridity in the genus Homo

by Paul Broca

CONTENTS.

PAGE
Dedication	[v]
Editor’s Preface	[vii]
Glossarial Note	[x]
SECTION I.
General remarks on the interbreeding of human races	[1]
Pretended examples of hybrid races (note on the Griquas ofSouthern Africa)	[3]
Significations of the words race and type	[12]
SECTION II.
On Eugenesic Hybridity in the Genus Homo	[16]
SECTION III.
Examples tending to prove that the interbreeding of certainhuman races is not Eugenesic	[25]
Remarks on the interpretation of human hybridity	[26]
Relative infecundity of the interbreeds between the White andNegro	[28]
Relative sterility of some Mulattoes in the first generation	[30]
Moral or physical inferiority of some Mulattoes	[ib.]
Malay and mixed breeds	[40]
Relative sterility of the interbreeds between the Europeansand the Australians or Tasmanians	[45]
Observations of Count Strzelecki; discussion	[55]
Conclusions on human hybridity	[60]
SECTION IV.
Recapitulation and Conclusion	[61]

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ON THE PHENOMENA OF HYBRIDITY IN THE HUMAN SPECIES.

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