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Global prevalence

Composite summary map.

Please refer to the following links for original source data:

- Tables

- References

Bibliography

- Clinical Outcomes

- Consanguinity

- Demography

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Background Summary

• Introduction
• Current prevalence of consanguineous unions
• Figure1
• Religious and legal regulation of consanguineous marriage
• Sociodemographic aspects of consanguinity
• Consanguinity and reproductive behaviour
• Consanguinity, morbidity and mortality
• Future prospects
• References
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Global Prevalence

• Tables

• Africa
• The Americas
• Asia
• Europe
• Oceania
• Minorities and Isolates
• References
• Map

Bibliography

• Clinical Outcomes

• Fertility
• Prenatal Losses
• Fetal Growth/Birth Measurements
• Physical Disorders, Authors A , B , C , D-F , G , H-K , L-N , O-R , S-T , U-Z
• Behavioural and Psychiatric Disorders
• Postnatal Mortality
• Genetic Counselling/Prenatal Diagnosis/Screening
• Consanguinity

• Assortative Mating
• Asymmetry
• Biological Anthropology, South Asia
• Biological Anthropology, South India
• Dermatoglyphics
• Forensic Science
• Founder Effect
• Genomics
• Historical
• Incest
• Isonomy
• Non-Human
• Outbreeding
• Socio-Economic Determinants
• Statistical
• Theoretical
• Demography

• Africa

• North , South , East , West
• The America

• North , South , Central
• Asia

• South Asia

• Bangladesh
• Nepal
• Pakistan
• India

• North , South , East , West , Central , All India
• East

• PR China
• Japan
• West

• Saudi Arabia
• Turkey
• Europe

• North , South , West , Central , Former USSR
• Oceania
• Population Isolates

• Gypsies, Roma, Travellers
• UK Minorities
• Global

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• Perth 2004