G Albin Matson
Biographic Data
| ID | 78264 |
|---|---|
| NAME | G Albin Matson |
| GIVEN NAMES | G Albin |
| FAMILY NAME | Matson |
| SIGNATURE | MATSON G A |
| AFFILIATIONS | University of Utah |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 25 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 323 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 25 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1938 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1969 |
| H-INDEX | 13 |
Distribution of hereditary blood groups among Indians in South America. VII. In Argentina
This seventh and last paper in a series on the distribution of blood groups among Indians in South America reports the findings among Amerinds in Argentina. Blood specimens were procured from putative full‐bloods of the following tribes: 38 Diaguita (Calchaqui), 230 Mataco, 90 Chiriguano, 142 Choroti, 51 Toba, 120 Chané, 96 Chulupi (Ashluslay), and 178 Araucano (Mapuche). These 945 samples were tested for blood factors in the A‐B‐O, M‐N‐S‐s, P, R…
Distribution of hereditary blood groups among Indians in South America. V. In Northern Brazil
This paper reports the results of tests made for hereditary antigens in blood samples procured from Indians in northern Brazil. Specimens were procured from 423 putatively full‐blood persons of the following tribes: in the province of Roraima from 261 Macuxi, 48 Uaica, 27 Xirixano, 10 Uapixana, 9 Cacarapai and 9 Paramiteri; in Pará from 21 Assurini; and in Amapá from 38 Galibi. Erythrocyte samples were tested for factors in the A‐B‐O, M‐N‐S‐s, P,…
Distribution of hereditary factors in the blood of Indians of the Gila river, Arizona
This paper reports the distribution of blood groups, A‐B‐H secretors, haptoglobins, transferrins and hemoglobin types among Indians of the Gila River Valley in Arizona. Specimens were procured from the following putative full‐bloods: 909 Pima, 37 Papago, and 124 Maricopa; and from the following known mixed‐bloods: Pima‐Papago 134, Pima‐Maricopa 26, Pima‐Other Indian 41, Pima‐Caucasian 33. These 1304 samples were tested for factors in the A‐B‐O, M…
Distribution of blood groups among Indians in South America. VI. In Paraguay
This paper on the distribution of hereditary factors in the blood of Indians in South America, reports the results of tests made on samples procured from Paraguayan Indians. Specimens from putatively full‐blood persons were obtained from the following tribes: 88 Chamacoco, 36 Moro, 85 Chulupi, 207 Lengua, 100 Toba, 20 Yam Lengua, and 51 Guayaki, These 587 Samples were tested for factors in the A‐B‐O, M‐N‐S‐s, P. Rh‐Hr, Lutheran, Kell‐Cellano, Lew…
Distribution of hereditary blood groups among Indians in South America. IV. In Chile with inferences concerning genetic connections between Polynesia and America
This is the fourth paper in a series on the distribution of blood groups among Indians of South America. It reports the findings on the Indians of Chile and the Polynesians of Chile's Easter Island. Blood specimens were procured from the following putatively pure Indians and unmixed Polynesians: 44 Alacaluf of Puerto Eden, Isla Wellington, 141 Mapuche (Araucanian) of Lonquimay, Malleco Province, 80 Atacameños of Antofagasta Province, and 45 Polyn…
Distribution of hereditary blood groups among Indians in South America. I. in Ecuador
Blood specimens were procured from 658 Quechua, 36 Colorado, 233 Jivaro, 244 Cayapa, and 48 Secoya Indians of Ecuador. These were examined for antigens in the A‐B‐O, M‐N‐S‐s, P, Rh‐Hr, Lutheran, K‐k, Lewis, Duffy and Kidd systems and for Diego (Di a ), Wright (Wr a ), and Berrens (Be a ) agglutinogens as well. Hemolystes were prepared and studied for hemoglobin types and the serum samples were tested for haptoglobins and transfserrins. Gene frequ…
Distribution of hereditary blood groups among Indians in South America. II. In Peru
Blood specimens were procured from the following putatively pure Indians of the Peruvian rain forest: 90 Piro and 89 Campa on the Urubamba and Tambo rivers, 142 Shipibo and 14 Isconahua on the Rio Ucayali near Yarinacocha, 151 Aguaruna at Santa Maria de Nieva, where the Marañon and Nieva rivers join, and from 122 Ticuna and 9 Yagua near the Brazilian border on the Amazon. Specimens from highland Indians were obtained from 93 Aymará and 181 Quechu…
Distribution of hereditary blood groups among Indians in South America. III. In Bolivia
Blood samples were procured from the following populations of putatively pure Indians in Bolivia: 503 Aymará from the Altiplano and Yungas, 30 Chama, 11 Tacana, 14 Chácobo, 109 Itonama, 67 Moré, and 27 Sirionó from the Beni and lowland rainforest. Erythrocytes from these 761 specimens were tested for antigens in the A‐B‐O, M‐N‐S‐s, P, Rh‐Hr, Lutheran, Kell‐Cellano, Lewis, Duffy, Kidd, and Diego systems, and for the Wright agglutinogen. The serum …
Distribution of haptoglobin, transferrin, and hemoglobin types among Indians of Middle America: In British Honduras, Costa Rica and Panama
Blood specimens from putatively pure Maya and Kekchi Indians in British Honduras; Bribri, Boruca, Cabécar and Térraba in Costa Rica; and San Blas Cuna, Chocó and Guaymi in Panama have been tested for haptoglobins, transferrins and hemoglobin types, and the phenotype incidences and frequencies of genes controlling these serum proteins have been reported. Hp 1 gene frequencies resemble generally those previously reported for Indians but the frequen…
Distribution of hereditary blood antigens among Indians in Middle America. VIII. In Panama
Blood specimens from 240 Guaymi, 388 San Blas Cuna, and 80 Chocò Indians of Panamá have been tested for the presence of antigens in the ABO, MNSs, P, Rh‐Hr, Lutheran, Kell‐Cellano, Lewis, Duffy and Kidd blood group systems and for the Diego (Di a ), Wright (Wr a ), and Berrens (Be a ) antigens. The incidences of their phenotypes and calculated frequencies of their genes are presented in appropriate tables, and the anthropological importance of th…
Distribution of hereditary blood antigens among Indians in Middle America. VII. In Costa Rica
A total of 208 blood samples were procured from Indians in Costa Rica. Cells from clotted specimens were tested for the blood group antigens A, B, M, N, S, s, Mi a , Vw, C, C w , D, E, c, e, V (ce s ), Lu a , Lu b , K, k, Le a , Le b , Fy a , Jk a , Di a , Wr a , Js a , and Be a . Phenotypes and corresponding gene frequencies define by these antigens are presented for the Boruca, Bribri, Cabecar, and Terraba tribes. The Costa Rican Indians, excep…
Distribution of hereditary blood antigens among Indians in Middle America VI. In British Honduras
Distribution of hereditary blood antigens among Indians in Middle America. II. Tzotzil and other Maya
Aging Medicine is an open access journal for international collaboration in multiple research disciplines across the aging sciences. The American Journal of Biological Anthropology is a physical anthropology publication, accepting evolutionary articles in bioarcheology, human & primate biology, & more
Distribution of blood groups among Indians in Middle America: IV. In Honduras
Distribution of hereditary blood antigens among Indians in Middle America: III. In Guatemala
Aging Medicine is an open access journal for international collaboration in multiple research disciplines across the aging sciences. The American Journal of Biological Anthropology is a physical anthropology publication, accepting evolutionary articles in bioarcheology, human & primate biology, & more
Distribution of hereditary blood antigens among Indians in Middle America. V. In Nicaragua
Distribution of Hereditary Blood Antigens among American Indians in Middle America: Lacandón and Other Maya
Distribution of hereditary blood factors among Koreans residing in Seoul, Korea
Distribution of hereditary blood antigens among the Maya and non‐Maya Indians in Mexico and Guatemala
Aging Medicine is an open access journal for international collaboration in multiple research disciplines across the aging sciences. The American Journal of Biological Anthropology is a physical anthropology publication, accepting evolutionary articles in bioarcheology, human & primate biology, & more
A study of the hereditary blood factors among the Chippewa Indians of Minnesota
Aging Medicine is an open access journal for international collaboration in multiple research disciplines across the aging sciences. The American Journal of Biological Anthropology is a physical anthropology publication, accepting evolutionary articles in bioarcheology, human & primate biology, & more
Distribution of the blood groups, M‐N and RH types among Eskimos of the Kuskokwim Basin in Western Alaska
Distribution of the blood groups, M‐N, Rh types and secretors among the Ute Indians of Utah
A comparative analysis of some physiochemical and structural parameters of brown (mature) and green (immature) coconut fibre as adsorbents was studied. The physiochemical and structural properties evaluated were surface area, moisture content, pH, bulk density, pore volume, porosity, ash content, tortuocity and metal ions present. The results obtained from the analysis for brown coconut coir fibre activated carbon were surface area(55.85cm2/g), b…
Distribution of blood groups among the Sioux, Omaha and Winnebago Indians
Blood groups and ageusia in·Indians of Northern Alberta
Blood groups and ageusia in Indians of Montana and Alberta
A study of the hereditary blood factors among the Chippewa Indians of Minnesota
Aging Medicine is an open access journal for international collaboration in multiple research disciplines across the aging sciences. The American Journal of Biological Anthropology is a physical anthropology publication, accepting evolutionary articles in bioarcheology, human & primate biology, & more
Distribution of hereditary blood antigens among the Maya and non‐Maya Indians in Mexico and Guatemala
Aging Medicine is an open access journal for international collaboration in multiple research disciplines across the aging sciences. The American Journal of Biological Anthropology is a physical anthropology publication, accepting evolutionary articles in bioarcheology, human & primate biology, & more
Distribution of the blood groups, M‐N, Rh types and secretors among the Ute Indians of Utah
A comparative analysis of some physiochemical and structural parameters of brown (mature) and green (immature) coconut fibre as adsorbents was studied. The physiochemical and structural properties evaluated were surface area, moisture content, pH, bulk density, pore volume, porosity, ash content, tortuocity and metal ions present. The results obtained from the analysis for brown coconut coir fibre activated carbon were surface area(55.85cm2/g), b…
Distribution of Hereditary Blood Antigens among American Indians in Middle America: Lacandón and Other Maya
Blood groups and ageusia in Indians of Montana and Alberta
Distribution of hereditary blood groups among Indians in South America. I. in Ecuador
Blood specimens were procured from 658 Quechua, 36 Colorado, 233 Jivaro, 244 Cayapa, and 48 Secoya Indians of Ecuador. These were examined for antigens in the A‐B‐O, M‐N‐S‐s, P, Rh‐Hr, Lutheran, K‐k, Lewis, Duffy and Kidd systems and for Diego (Di a ), Wright (Wr a ), and Berrens (Be a ) agglutinogens as well. Hemolystes were prepared and studied for hemoglobin types and the serum samples were tested for haptoglobins and transfserrins. Gene frequ…
Distribution of hereditary blood groups among Indians in South America. II. In Peru
Blood specimens were procured from the following putatively pure Indians of the Peruvian rain forest: 90 Piro and 89 Campa on the Urubamba and Tambo rivers, 142 Shipibo and 14 Isconahua on the Rio Ucayali near Yarinacocha, 151 Aguaruna at Santa Maria de Nieva, where the Marañon and Nieva rivers join, and from 122 Ticuna and 9 Yagua near the Brazilian border on the Amazon. Specimens from highland Indians were obtained from 93 Aymará and 181 Quechu…
Distribution of hereditary blood antigens among Indians in Middle America. V. In Nicaragua
Distribution of hereditary blood antigens among Indians in Middle America: III. In Guatemala
Aging Medicine is an open access journal for international collaboration in multiple research disciplines across the aging sciences. The American Journal of Biological Anthropology is a physical anthropology publication, accepting evolutionary articles in bioarcheology, human & primate biology, & more
Distribution of hereditary blood antigens among Indians in Middle America. II. Tzotzil and other Maya
Aging Medicine is an open access journal for international collaboration in multiple research disciplines across the aging sciences. The American Journal of Biological Anthropology is a physical anthropology publication, accepting evolutionary articles in bioarcheology, human & primate biology, & more
Distribution of hereditary blood groups among Indians in South America. III. In Bolivia
Blood samples were procured from the following populations of putatively pure Indians in Bolivia: 503 Aymará from the Altiplano and Yungas, 30 Chama, 11 Tacana, 14 Chácobo, 109 Itonama, 67 Moré, and 27 Sirionó from the Beni and lowland rainforest. Erythrocytes from these 761 specimens were tested for antigens in the A‐B‐O, M‐N‐S‐s, P, Rh‐Hr, Lutheran, Kell‐Cellano, Lewis, Duffy, Kidd, and Diego systems, and for the Wright agglutinogen. The serum …
Distribution of hereditary blood antigens among Indians in Middle America. VII. In Costa Rica
A total of 208 blood samples were procured from Indians in Costa Rica. Cells from clotted specimens were tested for the blood group antigens A, B, M, N, S, s, Mi a , Vw, C, C w , D, E, c, e, V (ce s ), Lu a , Lu b , K, k, Le a , Le b , Fy a , Jk a , Di a , Wr a , Js a , and Be a . Phenotypes and corresponding gene frequencies define by these antigens are presented for the Boruca, Bribri, Cabecar, and Terraba tribes. The Costa Rican Indians, excep…
Distribution of blood groups among Indians in Middle America: IV. In Honduras
Distribution of hereditary blood antigens among Indians in Middle America VI. In British Honduras
Distribution of hereditary blood antigens among Indians in Middle America. VIII. In Panama
Blood specimens from 240 Guaymi, 388 San Blas Cuna, and 80 Chocò Indians of Panamá have been tested for the presence of antigens in the ABO, MNSs, P, Rh‐Hr, Lutheran, Kell‐Cellano, Lewis, Duffy and Kidd blood group systems and for the Diego (Di a ), Wright (Wr a ), and Berrens (Be a ) antigens. The incidences of their phenotypes and calculated frequencies of their genes are presented in appropriate tables, and the anthropological importance of th…
Distribution of hereditary factors in the blood of Indians of the Gila river, Arizona
This paper reports the distribution of blood groups, A‐B‐H secretors, haptoglobins, transferrins and hemoglobin types among Indians of the Gila River Valley in Arizona. Specimens were procured from the following putative full‐bloods: 909 Pima, 37 Papago, and 124 Maricopa; and from the following known mixed‐bloods: Pima‐Papago 134, Pima‐Maricopa 26, Pima‐Other Indian 41, Pima‐Caucasian 33. These 1304 samples were tested for factors in the A‐B‐O, M…
Distribution of blood groups among Indians in South America. VI. In Paraguay
This paper on the distribution of hereditary factors in the blood of Indians in South America, reports the results of tests made on samples procured from Paraguayan Indians. Specimens from putatively full‐blood persons were obtained from the following tribes: 88 Chamacoco, 36 Moro, 85 Chulupi, 207 Lengua, 100 Toba, 20 Yam Lengua, and 51 Guayaki, These 587 Samples were tested for factors in the A‐B‐O, M‐N‐S‐s, P. Rh‐Hr, Lutheran, Kell‐Cellano, Lew…
Distribution of the blood groups, M‐N and RH types among Eskimos of the Kuskokwim Basin in Western Alaska
Distribution of hereditary blood groups among Indians in South America. VII. In Argentina
This seventh and last paper in a series on the distribution of blood groups among Indians in South America reports the findings among Amerinds in Argentina. Blood specimens were procured from putative full‐bloods of the following tribes: 38 Diaguita (Calchaqui), 230 Mataco, 90 Chiriguano, 142 Choroti, 51 Toba, 120 Chané, 96 Chulupi (Ashluslay), and 178 Araucano (Mapuche). These 945 samples were tested for blood factors in the A‐B‐O, M‐N‐S‐s, P, R…
Distribution of blood groups among the Sioux, Omaha and Winnebago Indians
Distribution of hereditary blood factors among Koreans residing in Seoul, Korea
Distribution of hereditary blood groups among Indians in South America. V. In Northern Brazil
This paper reports the results of tests made for hereditary antigens in blood samples procured from Indians in northern Brazil. Specimens were procured from 423 putatively full‐blood persons of the following tribes: in the province of Roraima from 261 Macuxi, 48 Uaica, 27 Xirixano, 10 Uapixana, 9 Cacarapai and 9 Paramiteri; in Pará from 21 Assurini; and in Amapá from 38 Galibi. Erythrocyte samples were tested for factors in the A‐B‐O, M‐N‐S‐s, P,…
Distribution of haptoglobin, transferrin, and hemoglobin types among Indians of Middle America: In British Honduras, Costa Rica and Panama
Blood specimens from putatively pure Maya and Kekchi Indians in British Honduras; Bribri, Boruca, Cabécar and Térraba in Costa Rica; and San Blas Cuna, Chocó and Guaymi in Panama have been tested for haptoglobins, transferrins and hemoglobin types, and the phenotype incidences and frequencies of genes controlling these serum proteins have been reported. Hp 1 gene frequencies resemble generally those previously reported for Indians but the frequen…
Blood groups and ageusia in·Indians of Northern Alberta
Blood groups and ageusia in Indians of Montana and Alberta
Blood groups and ageusia in·Indians of Northern Alberta
Distribution of blood groups among the Sioux, Omaha and Winnebago Indians
Distribution of the blood groups, M‐N, Rh types and secretors among the Ute Indians of Utah
A comparative analysis of some physiochemical and structural parameters of brown (mature) and green (immature) coconut fibre as adsorbents was studied. The physiochemical and structural properties evaluated were surface area, moisture content, pH, bulk density, pore volume, porosity, ash content, tortuocity and metal ions present. The results obtained from the analysis for brown coconut coir fibre activated carbon were surface area(55.85cm2/g), b…
Distribution of the blood groups, M‐N and RH types among Eskimos of the Kuskokwim Basin in Western Alaska
A study of the hereditary blood factors among the Chippewa Indians of Minnesota
Aging Medicine is an open access journal for international collaboration in multiple research disciplines across the aging sciences. The American Journal of Biological Anthropology is a physical anthropology publication, accepting evolutionary articles in bioarcheology, human & primate biology, & more
Distribution of hereditary blood antigens among the Maya and non‐Maya Indians in Mexico and Guatemala
Aging Medicine is an open access journal for international collaboration in multiple research disciplines across the aging sciences. The American Journal of Biological Anthropology is a physical anthropology publication, accepting evolutionary articles in bioarcheology, human & primate biology, & more
Distribution of hereditary blood factors among Koreans residing in Seoul, Korea
Distribution of Hereditary Blood Antigens among American Indians in Middle America: Lacandón and Other Maya
Distribution of hereditary blood antigens among Indians in Middle America. II. Tzotzil and other Maya
Aging Medicine is an open access journal for international collaboration in multiple research disciplines across the aging sciences. The American Journal of Biological Anthropology is a physical anthropology publication, accepting evolutionary articles in bioarcheology, human & primate biology, & more
Distribution of blood groups among Indians in Middle America: IV. In Honduras
Distribution of hereditary blood antigens among Indians in Middle America: III. In Guatemala
Aging Medicine is an open access journal for international collaboration in multiple research disciplines across the aging sciences. The American Journal of Biological Anthropology is a physical anthropology publication, accepting evolutionary articles in bioarcheology, human & primate biology, & more
Distribution of hereditary blood antigens among Indians in Middle America. V. In Nicaragua
Distribution of hereditary blood antigens among Indians in Middle America VI. In British Honduras
Distribution of haptoglobin, transferrin, and hemoglobin types among Indians of Middle America: In British Honduras, Costa Rica and Panama
Blood specimens from putatively pure Maya and Kekchi Indians in British Honduras; Bribri, Boruca, Cabécar and Térraba in Costa Rica; and San Blas Cuna, Chocó and Guaymi in Panama have been tested for haptoglobins, transferrins and hemoglobin types, and the phenotype incidences and frequencies of genes controlling these serum proteins have been reported. Hp 1 gene frequencies resemble generally those previously reported for Indians but the frequen…
Distribution of hereditary blood antigens among Indians in Middle America. VIII. In Panama
Blood specimens from 240 Guaymi, 388 San Blas Cuna, and 80 Chocò Indians of Panamá have been tested for the presence of antigens in the ABO, MNSs, P, Rh‐Hr, Lutheran, Kell‐Cellano, Lewis, Duffy and Kidd blood group systems and for the Diego (Di a ), Wright (Wr a ), and Berrens (Be a ) antigens. The incidences of their phenotypes and calculated frequencies of their genes are presented in appropriate tables, and the anthropological importance of th…
Distribution of hereditary blood antigens among Indians in Middle America. VII. In Costa Rica
A total of 208 blood samples were procured from Indians in Costa Rica. Cells from clotted specimens were tested for the blood group antigens A, B, M, N, S, s, Mi a , Vw, C, C w , D, E, c, e, V (ce s ), Lu a , Lu b , K, k, Le a , Le b , Fy a , Jk a , Di a , Wr a , Js a , and Be a . Phenotypes and corresponding gene frequencies define by these antigens are presented for the Boruca, Bribri, Cabecar, and Terraba tribes. The Costa Rican Indians, excep…
Distribution of hereditary blood groups among Indians in South America. I. in Ecuador
Blood specimens were procured from 658 Quechua, 36 Colorado, 233 Jivaro, 244 Cayapa, and 48 Secoya Indians of Ecuador. These were examined for antigens in the A‐B‐O, M‐N‐S‐s, P, Rh‐Hr, Lutheran, K‐k, Lewis, Duffy and Kidd systems and for Diego (Di a ), Wright (Wr a ), and Berrens (Be a ) agglutinogens as well. Hemolystes were prepared and studied for hemoglobin types and the serum samples were tested for haptoglobins and transfserrins. Gene frequ…
Distribution of hereditary blood groups among Indians in South America. II. In Peru
Blood specimens were procured from the following putatively pure Indians of the Peruvian rain forest: 90 Piro and 89 Campa on the Urubamba and Tambo rivers, 142 Shipibo and 14 Isconahua on the Rio Ucayali near Yarinacocha, 151 Aguaruna at Santa Maria de Nieva, where the Marañon and Nieva rivers join, and from 122 Ticuna and 9 Yagua near the Brazilian border on the Amazon. Specimens from highland Indians were obtained from 93 Aymará and 181 Quechu…
Distribution of hereditary blood groups among Indians in South America. III. In Bolivia
Blood samples were procured from the following populations of putatively pure Indians in Bolivia: 503 Aymará from the Altiplano and Yungas, 30 Chama, 11 Tacana, 14 Chácobo, 109 Itonama, 67 Moré, and 27 Sirionó from the Beni and lowland rainforest. Erythrocytes from these 761 specimens were tested for antigens in the A‐B‐O, M‐N‐S‐s, P, Rh‐Hr, Lutheran, Kell‐Cellano, Lewis, Duffy, Kidd, and Diego systems, and for the Wright agglutinogen. The serum …
Distribution of hereditary blood groups among Indians in South America. IV. In Chile with inferences concerning genetic connections between Polynesia and America
This is the fourth paper in a series on the distribution of blood groups among Indians of South America. It reports the findings on the Indians of Chile and the Polynesians of Chile's Easter Island. Blood specimens were procured from the following putatively pure Indians and unmixed Polynesians: 44 Alacaluf of Puerto Eden, Isla Wellington, 141 Mapuche (Araucanian) of Lonquimay, Malleco Province, 80 Atacameños of Antofagasta Province, and 45 Polyn…
Distribution of hereditary blood groups among Indians in South America. V. In Northern Brazil
This paper reports the results of tests made for hereditary antigens in blood samples procured from Indians in northern Brazil. Specimens were procured from 423 putatively full‐blood persons of the following tribes: in the province of Roraima from 261 Macuxi, 48 Uaica, 27 Xirixano, 10 Uapixana, 9 Cacarapai and 9 Paramiteri; in Pará from 21 Assurini; and in Amapá from 38 Galibi. Erythrocyte samples were tested for factors in the A‐B‐O, M‐N‐S‐s, P,…
Distribution of hereditary factors in the blood of Indians of the Gila river, Arizona
This paper reports the distribution of blood groups, A‐B‐H secretors, haptoglobins, transferrins and hemoglobin types among Indians of the Gila River Valley in Arizona. Specimens were procured from the following putative full‐bloods: 909 Pima, 37 Papago, and 124 Maricopa; and from the following known mixed‐bloods: Pima‐Papago 134, Pima‐Maricopa 26, Pima‐Other Indian 41, Pima‐Caucasian 33. These 1304 samples were tested for factors in the A‐B‐O, M…
Distribution of blood groups among Indians in South America. VI. In Paraguay
This paper on the distribution of hereditary factors in the blood of Indians in South America, reports the results of tests made on samples procured from Paraguayan Indians. Specimens from putatively full‐blood persons were obtained from the following tribes: 88 Chamacoco, 36 Moro, 85 Chulupi, 207 Lengua, 100 Toba, 20 Yam Lengua, and 51 Guayaki, These 587 Samples were tested for factors in the A‐B‐O, M‐N‐S‐s, P. Rh‐Hr, Lutheran, Kell‐Cellano, Lew…
Distribution of hereditary blood groups among Indians in South America. VII. In Argentina
This seventh and last paper in a series on the distribution of blood groups among Indians in South America reports the findings among Amerinds in Argentina. Blood specimens were procured from putative full‐bloods of the following tribes: 38 Diaguita (Calchaqui), 230 Mataco, 90 Chiriguano, 142 Choroti, 51 Toba, 120 Chané, 96 Chulupi (Ashluslay), and 178 Araucano (Mapuche). These 945 samples were tested for blood factors in the A‐B‐O, M‐N‐S‐s, P, R…
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