Clinical Genetics · 1985 · 175 citations · 7 references
Life SciencesDemographyGeneticsFamily DemographyGenetic EpidemiologyHuman GeneticsAssortative MatingInbreeding DepressionMarriageConsanguineous MarriageConsanguinity AnalysisCousin MarriageInbreeding Coefficient EstimationInbreeding EffectsMarriage FrequencyPopulation Incidence
A total of 5,007 Kuwaitis were ascertained to study the incidence of consanguineous marriages during 1983. The rate of consanguineous mating was found to be 54.3% with estimated population incidence rates 52.9 to 55.7%. First cousin marriages were the most frequent type. The average inbreeding coefficient was 0.0219 which could be considered high.
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