英文摘要 |
The hair colour of 834 hair samples, taken from Atayal men (394 cases) and women (440 cases) and 91 samples of Saisiat men (68 cases) and women (23 cases), was examined using Fischer-Saller's hair colour tables. The most prevalent hair colour for Atayal tribal groups combined was X which is black brown (men 45.4%, women 38.2%). Second was X-Y, the colour in between X and Y (men 35.3%, women 31.3%). Y is black which ranked third (men 8.4%, women 19.8%). Dark brown (W) ranked fourth. For the Saisiat tribe, X-Y was the most prevalent (men 48.5%, women 43.5%) followed by X (men 44.1%, women 34.8%). Third was Y (5.9%) and W was found in only a few men. However, in women, W (13.0%) was third and Y (8.7%) was fourth.The number of Atayal hair samples examined for hair form was 705 (men 271 cases, women 434 cases), and that of Saisiat hair samples was 82 (men 59 cases, women 23 cases). Hair form was examined and classified according to Martin's textbook. The most prevalent hair form was ”straight-fine” regardless of men or women, seen in 80 to 95% of the samples. ”Straight-coarse” hair was seen in 5-9.5% for men and only 0-5% for women. ”Flat-wavy” hair was seen more in women (8.8-13.0%), than in men (3.4-6.3%). ”Wide wavy” hair was seen mostly in women, but in a low percentage (0-5.9%). |