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Dictionary » C » Consanguinity ConsanguinityConsanguinity a relationship that share a common bloodline, descent from a common ancestor. ![]()
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Results from our forumex-situ conservation... this as a “problem.” For example, the high incidence of diabetes among some indian populations is, in part, attributable to the high degree of consanguinity of the individuals. So, no, I don’t buy your argument as a justification for dog breeding. The strains we have are here now, but I wouldn’t ...
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