In terms of the selfishness institution of the social institutional systems, Part Three is the study of the cultures of the marital systems, religious systems, funeral systems and systems of gens in Tujia's traditional society.
The analysis revealed that consanguineous and marital form can not explain all of the kinship terminology, and some of the kinship terminology have to be explained in other ways.
A contrast is also made to arise attention on problems and situation in marriage and family of present Kazak, both internal and external factors are analyzed for these changes.
Based on the analysis of the difference in marriage between Khalkhas and Han people who believe in different faiths in Xinjiang,the article explores the influence the difference in marriage has on fertility.
Current society changes have taken dramatically and this has led the Buyi ethic in Luopin to undergo a dramastic change in marriage from traditional type to morden type.
Inter-Ethnic Marriages of Hezhe People:a Typical Investigation on Inter-Ethnic Marriages of Hezhe People in Jiangjinkou Township of Hezhe Nationality of Tongjiang City
Parameters of the marriage structure and migration were analyzed on the basis of marriage records in the Kanash, Cheboksary, and Morgaushi raions of the Chuvash Republic.
In rural and small urban populations, the coefficients of marriage migration in the 19th century were an order of magnitude lower than in the 20th century.
The marriage assortativeness with respect to birthplace was maximum in the late 19th century (K = 0.393-0.491) and minimum in the 1960s (K= 0.155-0.246).
The marital migration structure of two ouluses (administrative districts) of the Republic of Sakha (Yakutia) that have long been populated by three ethnic groups were studied on the basis of marriage records.
The increase in marital distance (590, 796, and 891 km in 1960, 1985, and 1995, respectively) indicates a steady increase in the outbred component of the population.
Two groups of patients with moderate symptoms, one discharged and the other resident, were compared in respect of sex, age and marital state, diagnosis, previous admission and duration of stay in hospital.
In this essay, I compare the early Islamic legal literature with the pattern of matrimonial gifts recorded in marriage contracts and divorce deeds preserved from early Islamic Egypt.
Procedure is described to estimate allele frequencies in indigenous populations of Siberia using phenotype data not only for "pure-blood" representatives of the ethnic groups examined, but also for the descendants of mixed marriages.
Inclusion of the data on descendants of mixed marriages into the analysis increases the sample information content and decreases variance of the estimates obtained.
For some DNA loci, significant differences between the offsprings of consanguineous and exogamous marriages with respect to allele sizes and their variance have been found.