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Original Article

Consanguinity and reproductive behaviour in a tribal population ‘the Baiga’ in Madhya Pradesh, India

P.H. Reddy Perinatal Centre, Department of Obstetrics and Gynaecology, Faculty of Clinical Sciences, University College London Medical School, London, UK
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B. Modell Perinatal Centre, Department of Obstetrics and Gynaecology, Faculty of Clinical Sciences, University College London Medical School, London, UK
Pages 235-246 | Received 07 Sep 1994, Accepted 22 Feb 1995, Published online: 09 Jul 2009

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Linda Eberst Dorsten, Lawrence Hotchkiss & TerriM. King. (1996) Consanguineous Marriage and Early Childhood Mortality in an Amish Settlement. Sociological Focus 29:2, pages 179-185.
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Suzanne E. Joseph. (2007) “Kissing Cousins”. Current Anthropology 48:5, pages 756-764.
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L. MADRIGAL, B. WARE, E. HAGEN, M. BLELL & F. OTÁROLA. (2008) The East Indian Diaspora in Costa Rica: Inbreeding Avoidance, Marriage Patterns, and Cultural Survival. American Anthropologist 109:2, pages 330-337.
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Linda Eberst Dorsten, Lawrence Hotchkiss & Terri M. King. (1999) The effect of inbreeding on early childhood mortality: Twelve generations of an amish settlement. Demography 36:2, pages 263-271.
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P. H. REDDY & B. MODELL. (2007) Reproductive Reproductive behaviour and natural selection for the sickle gene in the Baiga Tribe of Central India: The role of social parenting. Annals of Human Genetics 60:3, pages 231-236.
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