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Title: The evolution of the earth and its inhabitants; a series delivered before the Yale chapter of the Sigma xi during the academic year 1916-1917
Year: 1918 (1910s)
Authors: Barrell, Joseph, b. 1869 Schuchert, Charles, 1858-1942 Woodruff, Lorande Loss, 1879-1947 Lull, Richard Swann, 1867- Huntington, Ellsworth, 1876-1947
Subjects: Evolution Climatology Human beings -- Influence on nature Earth
Publisher: New Haven, Yale university press (etc., etc.)
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15 10 Deaths in Relation to Temperatureand Humidity. 10 FIG. 34.—Climograph of deaths of colored people in the eastern UnitedStates, 1912-1915. Non-contagious diseases. Departures from normalin percentages of normal. Based on 167,000 deaths in all cities andstates for which separate figures for whites and negroes are given in theCensus Reports, with the exception of New Orleans. Humidity70 90 White - Non-contagioua.United States (1912-1915) 921,000 deaths
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20 10 15 10 Deaths in Relation to Temperatureand Humidity. FIG. 35.—Climograph of deaths of white people in the eastern United States,1912-1915. Non-contagious diseases. Departures from! normal in per-centages of normal. Based on 921,000 deaths in all cities and states forwhich separate figures for whites and negroes are given in the_CensusReports, with the exception of New Orleans. 17o EVOLUTION OF THE EARTH Belgium and Finland are so cool that no entire month hasa mean temperature as high as the optimum. Stockholmhappens to show a low optimum, but this is not significant, foraccidental circumstances such as epidemics may cause thefigures for a single city to depart from the true normal.4 From the facts now before us it appears to make littledifference whether we are dealing with Finns of semi-Mongo-loid stock in the Far North, with Nordics in central Europeand America, with people of Mediterranean stock in southernItaly and Sicily, or with Japanese in the Far East. In allcases, th

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