| http://www.w3.org/ns/prov#value | - This included the new discoveries of anthropometry and mathematical biology made by Galton, Pearson, Weldon and other authors, who centred their attention on the variability of individual cases and on ideas of variance, correlation and regression.5 The priority given to the study of groups, summarised by their mean, gave way to the analysis of the distribution of individuals and their comparative
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