Explore the world of genetics and inheritance with this groundbreaking study of the Kafir people of South Africa. Written in the early 1900s by Arthur Benjamin Conner and Robert Earl Karper, this work is a landmark in the field of anthropology. Featuring detailed analysis of physical traits and characteristics, this book is sure to fascinate anyone interested in the science of genetics.

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