Martiny
Mr. Martiny followed thousands of Adolescent S in their development body, intellectual, professional and moral. Its Essai of Human Biotypology is a work which joins together many information on the Biotypométrie and the Caractérologie which corresponds to him. This work is less statistical than that of Sheldon. He however endeavors to be rigorous.
He brings closer and puts in correspondence typologies of Perez, Ribot, Fouillié, Levy, Qeyrat, Malapert, Jung, Heymans and Wiersma, the Seine.
He refers to the embryo-fetal development to describe entoblastique, mésoblastique, ectoblastique and chordoblastique. He also tries to establish a link between these morphological constitutions and large the Blood groups.
He contributes an interesting share to the field of the Morphopsychologie.