The Philippine journal of science . Fig. 12.—The Cro-Magnon ear. Filipino: skotehfrom Fig. n.—The Alpine ear. Mestizo; p,,, Filipino: sketch from life sketch from life. FILIPINO EARS. 37 All individuals are similar to the B. B. B. except two Filipinos, 7mestizos, 1 Spaniard, and 1 Chinaman, who are tall. After careful study I mn convinced that the Igorot ear is a modifiedform of the B. B. B. ear. As such it is well represented Ij}- a largeelement of the priesthood of the Philippines, by Japanese, and l^yChinese types similar to tlie Igorots. THE ALPINE EAR (PLATE v). Th
The Philippine journal of science . Fig. 12.—The Cro-Magnon ear. Filipino: skotehfrom Fig. n.—The Alpine ear. Mestizo; p,,, Filipino: sketch from life sketch from life. FILIPINO EARS. 37 All individuals are similar to the B. B. B. except two Filipinos, 7mestizos, 1 Spaniard, and 1 Chinaman, who are tall. After careful study I mn convinced that the Igorot ear is a modifiedform of the B. B. B. ear. As such it is well represented Ij}- a largeelement of the priesthood of the Philippines, by Japanese, and l^yChinese types similar to tlie Igorots. THE ALPINE EAR (PLATE v). The Alpine ear is the ear of the fat man. It islarge, round, or ovaland without lobule. The helix is continuous around the ear to thelower margin, where it turns forward to terminate in the anthelix andcheek, and thus forms a shelf which is supported by the part of theear that should be the lobule, but is firmly attaclied to the cheek. Theconcha is large and open. The Alpine ear is related to the B. B. B. on the one hand and to theMalay on the other. The three types shade into each other
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