On certain markings, due to nerves and blood-vessels, upon the cranial vault; Their significance and the relative frequency of their occurrence in the different races of mankind

Proceedings of the Anatomical Society of Great Britain and Ireland, 1900. Also Report of the Meeting of the British Association, Bradford, 1900.

As, for instance, inthe Singhalese cranium, estimated age 80 years, No. 731, Barnard Davis Collection, Royal College of Surgeons; also No. 1223, a North American male, aged 60, in the same collection, and many others.

Les Cranes des Races Humaines, 1882; see plates 29, 30, 35, 36, 37, 71, 89, 93, and others.

Scientific Patpers and Addresses, Rolleston, edited and arranged by Sir William Turner, vol. i., p. 186, and figs. on p. 188.