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Phenotype and gene frequencies of 10 blood group and 12 red cell enzymes are examined in urban Hindu and Muslim and tribal Lambadi samples of Andhra Pradesh, South India. Genetic heterogeneity is suggested between the tribal and the urban samples, both in their gene frequencies and in their breeding structure.
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