Keith, Arthur Sir
1866 – 1955
71 works on record
Works
The antiquity of man
The human body
Illustrated guide to the museum of the Royal College of Surgeons, England
Human embryology and morphology
Three Hunterian lectures on the mechanism underlying the various methods of artificial respiration practised since the foundation of the Royal Humane Society in 1774
An introductory address on the present problems relating to the origin of modern races
Anatomy in Scotland during the lifetime of Sir John Struthers (1823-1899)
The anatomy and nature of two acardiac acephalic foetuses
An inquiry into the nature of the skeletal changes in acromegaly
The Hunterian lectures on malformations of the heart
On the chimpanzees and their relationship to the gorilla
Report on the human remains found by F.J. Bennett Esq., F.G.S., in the central chamber of a megalithic monument at Coldrum, Kent
Progeria and ateleiosis
Remarks on diaphragmatic herniae
The results of an anthropological investigation of the external ear
Description of a new craniometer and of certain age changes in the anthropoid skull
An address on the position of Sir Charles Bell amongst anatomists
Abnormal ossification of Meckel's cartilage
Partial deficiency of the pericardium
A demonstration of specimens illustrating cysts of the female appendages
The preputial or odoriferous glands of man
Report on the human and animal remains found at Halling, Kent
Problems relating to the teeth of the earlier forms of prehistoric man
Report on the skeleton found near Walton-on-Naze
Application of Arthur Keith, M.D. (Aberdeen), F.R.C.S. (England) ... for the post of Conservator of the Museum of the Royal College of Surgeons of England
Three demonstrations on malformations of the hind end of the body
Why does phthisis attack the apex of the lung?
Description of a heart showing gummatous infiltration of the auriculo-ventricular bundle
A method of indicating the position of the diaphragm and estimating the degree of visceroptosis
The engines of the human body
Ethnos
Nationality and race from an anthropologist's point of view
Nationality and race
Man, a history of the human body
Evolution and ethics
Ancient types of man
The place of prejudice in modern civilization
New discoveries relating to the antiquity of man
Darwinism and what it implies
Concerning man's origin
Menders of the maimed
Six specimens of abnormal heart
A variation that occurs in the manubrium sterni of higher primates
Discussion on the nature of visceroptosis, usually described as Glenard's disease
An introduction to the study of the anthropoid apes
An anthropological study of some portraits of Shakespeare and of Burns
An address on human anatomy in England during the nineteenth century
On congenital malformations of the palate, face, and neck
Darwin revalued
Man
The evolution of the human races
Tributes of Sir Thomas White and Hon. Mr. Lemieux to the late Right Hon. Sir Wilfrid Laurier
Ethnos; or the problem of a race considered from a new point of view
Phrenological studies of the skull and brain cast of Sir Thomas Browne of Norwich
The construction of man's family tree
Darwinism and its critics
The religion of a Darwinist
A description of the Dartford skull discovered by
A contribution to the mechanism of growth of the human face
Pri la origino de l'homo
The relationship of the eruption of the permanent molar teeth to the expansion of the maxillary sinus (antrum of Highmore)
The origin of species by means of natural selection
The Briton of 170,000 years ago
A Palaeolithic "Pompeii"
The extent to which the posterior segments of the body have been transmuted and suppressed in the evolution of man and allied primates
Our new ancestor
Seeking the origin of races, science pursues a new trail
The Frazer lectures, 1922-1932
An autobiography
A new theory of human evolution
Essays on human evolution