0 connected with the fact of people being blood relations (= related to someone by birth, not marriage):
Table 2 compares the frequency of consanguineous marriage for those of different occupations.
Consanguineous couples more frequently lived in smaller towns and in an extended family environment.
One item in the survey investigated when the consanguineous villages in the province developed, as well as the patrilineal organizations of these villages.
There is no particular relationship between the frequency of consanguineous marriage and village size.
The avoidance of consanguineous marriage results in a level of pedigree inbreeding which averages 0-00211 for all marriages in the valley.
Consanguineous marriage has been the norm in the group since its third generation.
The only predictors that significantly influence the baseline hazard of child mortality for all time periods are preceding birth interval and consanguineous marriage.
Lastly, the number of consanguineous marriages in each village is not large.
