Blond (Norwegian Wikipedia)

Analysis of information sources in references of the Wikipedia article "Blond" in Norwegian language version.

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blondinevitser.net

Blondinevitser - Morsomme vitser om blondiner! Arkivert 15. mars 2011 hos Wayback Machine.

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Sherrow, Victoria: Encyclopedia of hair: a cultural history. Page 149
Shoumatoff, Nicholas; Shoumatoff, Nina (2000): «Around the Roof of the World». University of Michigan Press. ISBN 0-472-08669-3. s. 9.
Owen, Francis (1993): The Germanic people; their Origin Expansion & Culture, Barnes & Noble Books ISBN 0-88029-579-1, ss. 49.
Milton, John (1674): Paradise Lost: A Poem in Twelve Books. Google Books

dailymail.co.uk

«Cloud People Of Peru»; en oldtidsby avdekket dypt inne i regnskogen i Amazonas, knyttet til de legendariske blonde, hvithudete sivilisasjonen i Sør-Amerika.

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Kahn, R, (2012). «Gene Expression « Intelligent squid are our brothers & sisters too! Richard Dawkins accepts the usefulness of race » Case closed: blonde Melanesians understood». Discover magazine. Arkivert fra originalen 30. oktober 2017. Besøkt 2. november 2017.

doi.org

Frost, Peter (1. mars 2006). «European hair and eye color: A case of frequency-dependent sexual selection?». Evolution and Human Behavior. 2. 27: 85–103. ISSN 1090-5138. doi:10.1016/j.evolhumbehav.2005.07.002. Besøkt 2. november 2019. «Human hair and eye color is unusually diverse in northern and eastern Europe. The many alleles involved (at least seven for hair color) and their independent origin over a short span of evolutionary time indicate some kind of selection.»

ehbonline.org

«European hair and eye color: A case of frequency-dependent sexual selection?» (sammendrag) fra Evolution and Human Behavior, Volume 27, Issue 2, ss. 85-103 (mars 2006)

etymonline.com

Origin of «blonde», fra Online Etymology Dictionary.

gnxp.com

«Gene Expression: Blonde antipodals» Arkivert 24. januar 2011 hos Wayback Machine.. Gnxp.com.
«Gene Expression: Blonde Australian Aboriginals» Arkivert 14. februar 2011 hos Wayback Machine.. Gnxp.com.

palanth.com

«Blonde cavegirls had more fun»^{[død lenke]}, sammendrag fra Evolution and Human Behavior, Volume 27, Issue 2 , mars 2006, ss. 85-103

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«Modern Human Variation: Overview» Arkivert 5. november 2012 hos Wayback Machine.. Anthro.palomar.edu. 2009

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Frost, Peter (1. mars 2006). «European hair and eye color: A case of frequency-dependent sexual selection?». Evolution and Human Behavior. 2. 27: 85–103. ISSN 1090-5138. doi:10.1016/j.evolhumbehav.2005.07.002. Besøkt 2. november 2019. «Human hair and eye color is unusually diverse in northern and eastern Europe. The many alleles involved (at least seven for hair color) and their independent origin over a short span of evolutionary time indicate some kind of selection.»

telegraph.co.uk

Clout, Laura (19. november 2007): «Blonde women make men less clever» Arkivert 16. juni 2008 hos Wayback Machine.. The Daily Telegraph (London).

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«Suetonius • Life of Nero». Penelope.uchicago.edu.

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Frost, Peter (2006): Why Do Europeans Have So Many Hair and Eye Colors?

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Norske ordbøker: «Blond»
Norske ordbøker: «Blondine»

washingtontimes.com

Mysteries endure at Canary Islands, The Washington Times 21. april 2005

web.archive.org

Kahn, R, (2012). «Gene Expression « Intelligent squid are our brothers & sisters too! Richard Dawkins accepts the usefulness of race » Case closed: blonde Melanesians understood». Discover magazine. Arkivert fra originalen 30. oktober 2017. Besøkt 2. november 2017.
Dobson, Roger; Taher, Abul (26. februar 2006): «Corrected - Cavegirls were first blondes to have fun». The Times (London). Lenke ikke lenger tilgjengelig, men referert her: «Cave Girls Were First Blondes to Have Fun» Arkivert 3. juli 2010 hos Wayback Machine.
Clout, Laura (19. november 2007): «Blonde women make men less clever» Arkivert 16. juni 2008 hos Wayback Machine.. The Daily Telegraph (London).
«Gene Expression: Blonde antipodals» Arkivert 24. januar 2011 hos Wayback Machine.. Gnxp.com.
«Modern Human Variation: Overview» Arkivert 5. november 2012 hos Wayback Machine.. Anthro.palomar.edu. 2009
«Gene Expression: Blonde Australian Aboriginals» Arkivert 14. februar 2011 hos Wayback Machine.. Gnxp.com.
Blondinevitser - Morsomme vitser om blondiner! Arkivert 15. mars 2011 hos Wayback Machine.

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Brødrene Grimm (1812): «Little Snow-White». Grimm's Fairy Tales.

womenshistorymagazine.com

Dobson, Roger; Taher, Abul (26. februar 2006): «Corrected - Cavegirls were first blondes to have fun». The Times (London). Lenke ikke lenger tilgjengelig, men referert her: «Cave Girls Were First Blondes to Have Fun» Arkivert 3. juli 2010 hos Wayback Machine.

worldcat.org

Frost, Peter (1. mars 2006). «European hair and eye color: A case of frequency-dependent sexual selection?». Evolution and Human Behavior. 2. 27: 85–103. ISSN 1090-5138. doi:10.1016/j.evolhumbehav.2005.07.002. Besøkt 2. november 2019. «Human hair and eye color is unusually diverse in northern and eastern Europe. The many alleles involved (at least seven for hair color) and their independent origin over a short span of evolutionary time indicate some kind of selection.»