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Page 153
... patterns because their assumption that various forms of cousin marriage occur with equal frequency does not apply to this population . Discussion Our finding that the frequency of parallel cousin marriages in this popula- tion is less ...
... patterns because their assumption that various forms of cousin marriage occur with equal frequency does not apply to this population . Discussion Our finding that the frequency of parallel cousin marriages in this popula- tion is less ...
Page 155
... patterns are not complete since as least two multifactorially inherited ailments , di- abetes and dental disease , are common in these communities . Both disor- ders , however , are known to be influenced by dietary factors . Prior to ...
... patterns are not complete since as least two multifactorially inherited ailments , di- abetes and dental disease , are common in these communities . Both disor- ders , however , are known to be influenced by dietary factors . Prior to ...
Page 267
... patterns of all types are confined within a triptych of three panels with the central panel being wider than the other two . Significantly , all three types display strikingly similar expressions of serpentine and / or zigzag lines ...
... patterns of all types are confined within a triptych of three panels with the central panel being wider than the other two . Significantly , all three types display strikingly similar expressions of serpentine and / or zigzag lines ...
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