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First published at 10:14 UTC on March 6th, 2020.

Dr Edward Dutton: The Jolly Heretic

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Bamshad, (2001), Genetic Evidence of the Origins of the Indian Caste System.

Bamshad (1998), Female Gene flow Stratifies Hindu Castes.

Clark, The Son Also Rises

Lynn, Dxsgxnics.

Dutton and Woodley of Menie, At Our Wits End.

Chopra, (1966). Relationship of Caste System with Measured Intelligence and Academic Achievement of Students in India

Lynn and Cheng. Caste differences in intelligence, education and earnings in India and Nepal: A review

Templer, Richard Lynn and the Evolution of Conscientiousness

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