Genetic structure of isolated group of indigenous population in Northern Siberia - Nganasans (Tawgiytsi) from the Taymyr Peninsula. IV. Familial analysis of blood groups

T. M. Karafet; R. I. Sukernik

Genetic structure of isolated group of indigenous population in Northern Siberia - Nganasans (Tawgiytsi) from the Taymyr Peninsula. IV. Familial analysis of blood groups

T. M. Karafet, R. I. Sukernik

Arizona Research Labs

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Abstract

Family analysis of ABO, MNSs, Rhesus, Duffy and Kell (Kp) in 50 families of nganasans was carried out. Segregation deviations were found in those families where the variation among the children was widest. The proportion of children from unmarried persons was found to be very small, which supports the existence of traditional monogamic breeding structure in nganasans.

Original language	English (US)
Pages (from-to)	527-531
Number of pages	5
Journal	Genetika
Volume	14
Issue number	3
State	Published - Jan 1 1978

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Karafet, T. M., & Sukernik, R. I. (1978). Genetic structure of isolated group of indigenous population in Northern Siberia - Nganasans (Tawgiytsi) from the Taymyr Peninsula. IV. Familial analysis of blood groups. Genetika, 14(3), 527-531.

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