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Use exogamy in a Sentence ... See web results for exogamy ... marriage outside a specific tribe or similar social unit. Compare endogamy.
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Endogamy is when one marries someone within one's own group. Exogamy is when one marries someone outside one's own group. ... The organizational advantage of exogamy is that outsiders are constantly brought in, which might be desirable, e.g. if the group has shortages in their work force. ... Endogamy and exogamy...
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Encyclopedia article about exogamy and endogamy. Information about exogamy and endogamy in the Columbia Encyclopedia, Computer Desktop Encyclopedia, computing dictionary. ... exodermis; Exodus; exoelectrons; exoenzyme; exoergic; exoergic collision; exogamy; exogamy and endogamy; exogastrula; exogenote; exogenous;
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Exogamy and endogamy refer to marriage to someone from outside or inside one's immediate social group respectively. The two words also refer to the biological phenomenon of outbreeding or inbreeding.
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The chart above shows the major geographical races, but the endogamy vs. exogamy argument operates, albeit at a much more attenuated level, within races as well. Thus, we can consider fitness costs to a Chinese-Korean marriage vs. Chinese-Chinese and Korean-Korean;
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Cousin Marriages Incest Inbreeding Endogamy exogamy What is Marriage ? Laws, Rules Regulations ... Endogamy and exogamy; Anthropologists have found that marriage is governed, though often informally, by rules of exogamy (marriage between members of different groups) and endogamy (marriage between members of the same group).
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The form of marriage within a tribe McLennan calls endogamy,¾a name widely adopted by later writers on the same theme. ... Then he proceeds to account for the origin of that curious custom of exogamy, which obliges men to marry outside the tribe to which they belong.
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This paper analyses the results of Giulia Ciccone's study of single Calabria-born women who married after their arrival in South Australia. The parishes of Newton, Salisbury, Seaton and Virginia were chosen for study as they are located in areas where there is a high proportion of Italians. ... Flinders Academic Commons > ;
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exogamy and endogamy ... Exogamy is usually characteristic of unilineal descent groups, in which descent is reckoned either patrilineally or matrilineally. In endogamous groups, marriage outside one's group may be forbidden, or there may merely be ... Learn more about exogamy and endogamy with a free trial on Britannica.com.
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