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In the foreword to the first volume of the Annals o Eugenics, published in 1925, Karl Pearson f stated that the time was ripe for a journal which should devote its pages wholly to the scientific treahment of racial problems in man but that contributions dealing with heredity in man from any scientific standpoint would be acceptable. From the outset, the journal contained many papers dealing with heredity and, in recent years, has consisted almost exclusively of contributions to the science of human genetics. It seems logical to recognize this trend by the alteration of the title from Annals of Eugenics to Annals of Human Genetics (beginning with Vol. 19, Part 1). The numbering of the volumes will follow on without any change.
Annals of Human Genetics – Wiley
Published: Sep 1, 1954
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