The Framingham heart study shows no increases in coronary heart disease rates from cholesterol values of 205 to 264 mg%Carl C. Seltzer · First published 1991Open the Tome
A comparative study of the morphological characteristics of delinquents and non-delinquentsCarl C. Seltzer · First published 1950Open the Tome
Body build in relation to military function in a sample of the United States ArmyJames M. Andrews, Earnest Albert Hooton, Carl C. Seltzer, Frederick Louis Stagg, Frederick R. Wulsin, Harvard University. Department of Anthropology, United States. Army. Quartermaster Corps · First published 1948Open the Tome
Body disproportions and dominant personality traitsCarl C. Seltzer · First published 1946Open the Tome
What People AreClark W. Heath, Lucien Brouha, Lewise W. Gregory, Carl C. Seltzer, Frederic L. Wells · First published 1946Open the Tome
Racial prehistory in the Southwest and the Hawikuh ZunisCarl C. Seltzer · First published 1944Open the Tome
Somatotypes of an adolescent groupCarl C. Seltzer, J. Roswell Gallagher · First published 1944Open the Tome
Contributions to the racial anthropology of the Near EastCarl C. Seltzer · First published 1940Open the Tome
The racial characteristics of Syrians and ArmeniansCarl C. Seltzer, Walter Buchanan Cline, Carleton S. Coon, James Madison Andrews, Clarence Wesley Dupertuis · First published 1936Open the Tome
The anthropometry of the western and copper Eskimos, based on data of Vilhjalmur StefanssonCarl C. Seltzer · First published 1933Open the Tome
