Valley Tinguian
Observations on 83 Males (See Plates III, IV)
Range Average Height, standing meters 1.48 to 1.70 1.572 Length of head " 1.65 to .195 .1811 Breadth of head " .140 to .164 .1507 Height of head, 39 cases " .116 to .144 .1337 Breadth of zygomatic arches " .129 to .148 .1387 Length of nose " .042 to .060 .0499 Breadth of nose " .030 to .043 .0384
Cephalic index 83.2
Length-Height index 72.5
Breadth-Height index 86.5
Nasal index 76.9
Eyes—Dark brown, 3-4 of Martin table.
Hair—Varies from black to brownish black. Usually wavy, but straight in about one third.
Forehead—Moderately high and broad; slightly retreating, but sometimes vaulted. Supra-orbital ridges strongly developed in three cases.
Crown and back of head—Middle arched. Two cases of flattening.
Face—Moderately high and broad; cheek bones sufficiently outstanding to give face angular appearance, tapering from above, but oval faces are common.
Eye-slit—Straight or slightly oblique; moderately wide open and inclined to be almond shaped; Mongolian fold slightly developed in about 20 per cent.
Nose—Root:—middle broad and high, seldom small or flat. Bridge:—middle broad and usually straight, but 25 per cent are slightly concave, while two cases are convex. Wings:—In most cases are thin, but are commonly thick; both are slightly arched.
Lips—Middle thick and double bowed (slightly).
Ears—Outstanding, with small close-growing lobes.
Valley Tinguian
Observations on 35 Females (See Plates V, VI)
Range Average Height, standing meters 1.42 to 1.58 1.474 Length of head " .161 to .186 .1743 Breadth of head " .136 to .155 .1460 Height of head (22 cases) " .119 to .138 .1301 Breadth of zygomatic arches " .123 to .139 .1304 Length of nose " .039 to .056 .046 Breadth of nose " .030 to .042 .0354
Cephalic index 83.7
Length-Height index 74.6
Breadth-Height index 88.6
Nasal index 76.9
Eyes—Dark brown, 3-4 of Martin table.
Hair—Usually brown black, but black is common. Sometimes straight, but generally slightly wavy.
Forehead—Considerable variation. Usually moderately high, broad, and vaulted, but is sometimes low and moderately retreating.