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Skin Color of the Tribe of Judah by Brien Cranford is a document available to read on EtoBox.

1) The document discusses pigmentation (skin, hair, and eye color) as an important racial trait among Jews. It notes debate around whether pigmentation is fixed by heredity or influenced by environment. 2) The author conducted observations of skin, hair, and eye color on 2,272 Jews in New York City. They found that most Jews have dark hair and skin, as was typical of ancient Hebrews, though 12% had lighter pigmentation. 3) Tables show results, with most Jews having black or brown hair, and darker skin b

Author

Brien Cranford

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EN