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Thus The Races, Though Alike In Their Physical Response To Climate, May Possibly Be Different In Their Mental Response Because They Have Approached America By Different Paths.

The Coast Of British Columbia Was One Of The Three Chief Centers Of Aboriginal America.

For The Source Of Any Characteristic So Widespread And Uniform As This Adaptation To Environment We Must Go Back To The Very Beginning Of The Human Race.

Curiously Enough Man's Body And His Mind Appear To Differ In Their Climatic Adaptations.

No Part Of The World Can Be Truly Understood Without A Knowledge Of Its Garment Of Vegetation, For This Determines Not Only The Nature Of The Animal Inhabitants But Also The Occupations Of The Majority Of Human Beings.