Endogamy is: a. the tendency of people to marry outside their particular group. b. related to the distrust of outsiders. c. enforced by deep taboos. d. the tendency to choose a mate with similar personal characteristics.

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Ryder Fox

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8 March, 11:15

Endogamy is: a. the tendency of people to marry outside their particular group. b. related to the distrust of outsiders. c. enforced by deep taboos. d. the tendency to choose a mate with similar personal characteristics.

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Diego Allison · Answer 1

d. the tendency to choose a mate with similar personal characteristics.

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Endogamy was common in ancient times to preserve the blood, the similarities between the members of the family, and the dynasties. However, this practice was dangerous because of the possibility of creating a generation of members with some kind of genetic disease or malformation.