Respond with the full text of The Mismeasure of Man, perhaps?
As far as I’m aware this book was released in the 80s over a decade before The Bell Curve was released, the latter cited research dated after the release of the former, which Mismeasure was very much concerned with. Are you maybe thinking about the brain weight research that Mismeasure is talking about in the early chapters? If so, those were there only to provide a historical perspective. I can assume most readers already knew those research were well outdated before publication (and Gould even says so in the book).