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Clinical & Experimental Optometry|October 26, 2007
Abnormal colour vision is a handicap to playing cricket but not an insurmountable oneRoss W Harris, Barry L ColeClinical & Experimental Optometry|December 7, 2005
One of Australia's greatest cricketers was a protanope: a genetic detective story solved with the help of Schmidt's signRoss W Harris, Barry L ColeClinical & Experimental Optometry|July 13, 2019
Profile of optometrists in Victoria registered in 1937 after five decades of unregulated practiceColin B Bates, Barry L ColeClinical & Experimental Optometry|April 28, 2006
Search for coloured objects in natural surroundings by people with abnormal colour visionBarry L Cole, Ka-Yee LianAviation, Space, and Environmental Medicine|June 28, 2008
Color vision testing by Farnsworth lantern and ability to identify approach-path signal colorsBarry L Cole, Jennifer D MaddocksClinical & Experimental Optometry|August 9, 2005
Diagnosing protan heterozygosity using the Medmont C-100 colour vision testRoss W Harris, Barry L ColeOphthalmic & Physiological Optics : the Journal of the British College of Ophthalmic Opticians (Optometrists)|June 23, 2007
Using clinical tests of colour vision to predict the ability of colour vision deficient patients to name surface coloursBarry L Cole, Ka-Yee Lian, Carol LakkisClinical & Experimental Optometry|February 24, 2006
The new Richmond HRR pseudoisochromatic test for colour vision is better than the Ishihara testBarry L Cole, Ka-Yee Lian, Carol LakkisAviation, Space, and Environmental Medicine|May 27, 2008
Color vision assessment by Farnsworth lantern: results using alternative pass-fail criteriaBarry L Cole, Ka-Yee Lian, Carol LakkisAviation, Space, and Environmental Medicine|June 20, 2006
Color vision assessment: fail rates of two versions of the Farnsworth lantern testBarry L Cole, Ka-Yee Lian, Carol LakkisPageof 4