 Arthur H. Estabrook of the Eugenics Record Office published "The Jukes in 1915", a follow-up study in 1916.Estabrook's eugenic reanalysis strongly emphasized heredity, and he reversed Dugdale's arguments about the environment, proposing controls on reproduction and other eugenics solutions, since he claimed no amount of environmental changes could alter their genetic inheritance towards criminality.Scholars have noted that Estabrook's analysis of the family "won the day".