Vlastní dílo

Kartographie:

• Robinson-Projektion, erstellt mit geo.dianacht.de (Lizenz CC-BY)

Inhaltliche Grundlagen:

• Clarence R. Robbins: ‘‘Chemical and Physical Behavior of Human Hair’’ Springer, Berlin 2012

Europa, Westasien, Nordafrika

• Eupedia-Karte: maps of europe.shtml#hair-colour
• Peter Frost: ‘‘Percentage frequency of light hair in and near europe’’ (Anthropologe der Université Laval, Kanada)
• Wiki-Commons: Hair color in Europe map.png
• Eupedia-Karte: maps of europe.shtml#red hair
• The Apricity: A European Cultural Community
• Bertil Lundman: The Races and peoples of Europe. IAAEE, New York 1977

Australien

• Karte anthro.palomar.edu: Clinal distribution of hair color among Australian Aborigines

Einzelne Länder

• Who were the Black Irish? What is the origin of the Irish with swarthy dark features? A subject of historical discussion the subject is almost never referred to in Ireland. IrishCentral.com.
• In Quest of Our Linguistic Ancestors: The Elusive Origins of the Indo-Europeans in ‘‘The Occidental’’ (Journal) Herbst 2002
• Beschreibungen der Europiden im (früheren) Naturhistorischen Museum Wien
• Andreas Vonderach: Anthropologie Europas. Ares-Verlag, Graz 2008
• “Menschenrassen” im Meyers-Lexikon 1905 - 1909
• Day, John V. (Fall 2002). "In Quest of Our Linguistic Ancestors: The Elusive Origins of the Indo-Europeans"
• “Melanesians blond hair is caused by an amino acid change in TYRP1” Europe PubMed Central

Lokale Vorkommen

• Hans Giffhorn: Wurde Amerika in der Antike entdeckt? Beck, München 2013
• Der Standard, 3. Mai 2012: Was Melanesier blond macht
• Encyklopädia Iranica: AFGHANISTAN iv. Ethnography 5. November 2011
• Abel, Ernest L.: ‘‘Jewish genetic disorders: a layman's guide.’’ Jefferson, N.C: McFarland. 2001.
• Judas's Red Hair and The Jews, Journal of Jewish Art (9), 31–46, 1982, Melinnkoff R.M
• Area Handbook for Algeria, American University, 1965
• Cummings, M. (2013). Human heredity: Principles and issues.
• Theaprivity Chapter XI13
• Gray, John. (1977). The World of Hair, A Scientific Companion, Macmillan Press Limited
• Nature: ‘‘Blonde hair evolved more than once’’
• M. Reitz: ‘‘Kleine Kulturgeschichte der Haut - Weiße Indianer in Nordamerika’’