Consanguinity, endogamy, and genetic disorders in Tunisia

@foomagemindset @data_filter Here is what everyone should read instead. Endonamy causes genetic disorders, certainly not good for IQ: https://t.co/HHJnNedDgw

@RespectBAPS @ilrgbitiion One can marry within their caste if there is sufficient genetic diversity between bride and groom. https://t.co/1VGW6RyzyU

@TenTrillionIQ Of course there is some evidence. Here you will find important information. Inbreeding also has benefits, but it has risks also. https://t.co/3hjqkubA9N. https://t.co/8Xg2662tGc

@yaminathabet "Consanguinity remained relatively high during 1991 to 2001 with rates of close and unknown consanguineous unions representing, respectively, 21 % and 19 % of all marriages in the country." https://t.co/bzg5B9X0ZR

@ofresialee L'unione tra consaguinei e la conseguente incidenza di anomalie genetiche sono diffuse in tutto il Medio Oriente https://t.co/tsDjSZp566

@bbcthree Are you crazy? Endogamy is a patriarchal superstition that brings to genetic diseases e.g. https://t.co/tsDjSZp566