Achondroplasia, an hereditary disorder of the skeleton transmitted through a dominant gene. Head of a girl of 16, 2 ft tall and with typical protruding forehead. From Essays in Physiognomy, London, 1792, by J.K. Lavater.

Achondroplasia, an hereditary disorder of the skeleton transmitted through a dominant gene. Head of a girl of 16, 2 ft tall and with typical protruding forehead. From Essays in Physiognomy, London, 1792, by J.K. Lavater.
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