43. Bacabice | ^r


120
110


3Q
83


Clay .IflUi
Liroealone



20


a

40


Uay slate.
LimestODe.
44. Valley of Deoaara.. |


14£
2S





Qaj ilate



4





Clay slate.
CUy ahte.
46. Valley otaoKmj ,


4)
SO


21


Limcslonc
Clay Blalo



5





Clay slate.
~l


SO





Gomt;.ie


2







46. VallejofRoilpntty.
25


25


Limeslono


1


d


Clay slate.
47. Valley of Beechar |


40
20



20


Clay 61,-itB



5



10


Clay slau.
Clay elate, m-
























calc lulL




SOS


3ia


128


7fi





IN EEMAON.
RESULTS ATTAINED FBOH THE FOBEGOIKa.
•p


,






«„..,.„.
1


||


1


■5


^

s


1




1


•6


i|


1




1. arsnile and rnsisi (sfs Nots,




























2. HamfaleDdfl slate aad mka














Blnte


1


60


II


11






3. Clay alatfl


71


A,m




41


4,100


n




3


200
100
40


4J

7

41







3,500
4.000








7. Alpine limeBtone


35


1,160


J!)0


34


4,000


n


1-2G


6,643


"»


34



48. From the above fignred abstract, it appears that the
proportion of the inhabitants of each rock, affocted with
goitre and crelinism, will stand to the healthy in the follow-
ing order: —

Granile and goeias — Goitre, y^i credns, none.
Mica slate and hornblende date— Goitre, none ; cretins.
Clay slate — Goitre, jfji cretbs, none.
Green sandatone — Goitre, none; cretins, none.
Calcareous rocka — Goitre, J; cretins, ^.
