Kapoor A K, Kshatriya G K
Acta Anthropogenet. 1983;7(1):41-52.
Incidence of colourblindness among 1154 males belonging to seven endogamous groups viz. Brahmins, Rajputs and Shilpkars of Pithoragarh (Uttar Pradesh), Brahmins and Rajputs of Simla (Himachal Pradesh) and Kolis and Rajputs of panchmahal [Gujarat] has been reported. The frequency of colourblindness varies from 1.74% in Shilpkars to 5.0% in Kolis. Further, Indian male population data have been divided into three categories on the basis of their mode of life and habitat to test Post, Pickford and Neel and Post's hypothesis of differential selection for colourblindness.
报告了来自七个内婚群体的1154名男性的色盲发病率，这七个群体分别是：北阿坎德邦皮托拉加尔的婆罗门、拉杰普特人和希尔卡尔人；喜马偕尔邦西姆拉的婆罗门和拉杰普特人；古吉拉特邦潘奇马哈尔的科利人和拉杰普特人。色盲发病率从希尔卡尔人的1.74%到科利人的5.0%不等。此外，印度男性人口数据已根据他们的生活方式和栖息地分为三类，以检验波斯特、皮克福德和尼尔以及波斯特关于色盲差异选择的假设。
