Note 273 — Chapter III · THEORY OF THE ORIGINAL PAIRING OR MONOGAMOUS FAMILY
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Among the aborigines of New Britain, according to Powell, Unter den Kannibalen von Neubritannien, 123; and among the Lacondou Indians of Central America, according to Charnay, Les anciennes villes du nouveau monde, 399. "Negro women of unmixed blood seldom have voluptuous figures, and in anatomical structure they resemble the men in a remarkable way, so that seen from a distance they are scarcely to be distinguished from them. The same is true for a whole series of low races."—Hellwald, op. cit., 6.