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... marriages because most surnames traced to a single ancestor . Although 19 marriages were predicted in which the bride and the groom had the same surname ( possible paternal parallel cousins2 ) , only two occurred . Likewise , 12.5 marriages ...
... marriages because most surnames traced to a single ancestor . Although 19 marriages were predicted in which the bride and the groom had the same surname ( possible paternal parallel cousins2 ) , only two occurred . Likewise , 12.5 marriages ...
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... Marriages Data on matching surnames were collected for the following pairs . 1. bride : groom ( potential paternal ... marriages occurred significantly less often than chance . Potential cross - cousin marriages occurred at a rate equal ...
... Marriages Data on matching surnames were collected for the following pairs . 1. bride : groom ( potential paternal ... marriages occurred significantly less often than chance . Potential cross - cousin marriages occurred at a rate equal ...
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... marriages resulted in an avoidance of parallel cousin marriages rather than in an increase of cross - cousin marriages . Thus , the cross - cousin marriage pattern of the pop- ulation has served to decrease the degree of genetic ...
... marriages resulted in an avoidance of parallel cousin marriages rather than in an increase of cross - cousin marriages . Thus , the cross - cousin marriage pattern of the pop- ulation has served to decrease the degree of genetic ...
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