Some of the inefficiencies of the methods ordinarily employed by railway surgeons for the detection of subnormal color-perception (color blindness) View on Open Library

Some of the inefficiencies of the methods ordinarily employed by railway surgeons for the detection of subnormal color-perception (color blindness)

by Charles A. Oliver

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