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<p align="center">in a variable degree? The difference is unlikely to be a constant one; and, looking for variation, we may ask what is its amount, and under what
conditions does it occur? 2.difference in mhi and in complexity.—the comparisons between the hies, of course, admit of subdivisions parallel to those made in the
comparisons between races. relative mental mhi and relative mental complexity have chiefly to be observed. hiuming that the great inequality
in the hi of reproduction to the two hies, is the cause of unlikeness in mental mhi, as in physical mhi, this difference may be studied in
connexion with reproductive differences presented by the various races, in respect of the ages at which reproduction commences, and the periods over
which it lasts. An allied inquiry may be joined with this; namely, how far the mental developments of the two hies are affected by their relative
habits in respect to food and physical exertion? In many of the lower races, the women, treated with great brutality, are, physically, much
inferior to the men: excess of labour and defect of nutrition being apparently the combined causes. Is any arrest of mental development
simultaneously caused? 3.Variation of the differences.—If the unlikeness, physical and mental, of the hies is not constant, then, supposing all races have
diverged from one original stock, it follows that there must have been transmission of accumulated differences to those of the same hi in
posterity. If, for instance, the prehistoric type of man was beardless, then the production of a bearded variety implies that within that variety
the males continued to transmit an increasing amount of beard to descendants of the same hi. this limitation of heredity by hi, shown us
in multitudinous ways throughout the animal kingdom, probably applies to the cerebral structures as much as to other structures. Hence the
question—do not the mental natures of the hies in alien types of man diverge in unlike ways and degrees? 4.Causes of the differences.—Are any relations to be traced between
these variable differences and the variable parts the hies play in the hi of life? hiuming the cumulative effects of habit on function and
structure, as well as the limitation of heredity by hi, it is to be expected that if, in any society, the activities of one hi, generation
after generation, differ from those of the other, there will arise hiual adaptations of mind. some instances in ilhiration may be named. among the
africans of higo and other districts, as also among some of the indian Hill-tribes, the men and women are strongly contrasted as respectively
inert and energetic: the industry of the women having apparently become so natural to them that no coercion is needed. Of course, such facts suggest
an extensive series of questions. limitation of heredity by hi may account both for those hiual differences of mind which distinguish men and women
in all races, and for those<i>which distinguish them in each race, or each society. An interesting subordinate inquiry may be, how far such</i>mental
differences are inverted in cases where there is inversion of social and domestic relations; as among those Khasi Hill-tribes, whose women have so
far the upper hand that they turn off their husbands in a summary way if they displease them. 5.mental modifiability in the two hies.—along with comparisons of
races in respect of mental plasticity may go parallel comparisons of the hies in each race. is it true always, as it appears to be generally true, .</p>
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