1965
DOI: 10.1159/000151895
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Blood Pressure Correlation Between Relatives in an Endogamic Population

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“…By contrast, lowlanders have more advanced agricultural methods and are subject to urban pressure from the nearby port of Arica. Extensive data on the medical, genetic and cultural aspects of the region have been published (Cruz-Coke, Cristoffanini, Aspillaga & Biancani, 1966;Rothhammer & Spielman, 1972).…”
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“…By contrast, lowlanders have more advanced agricultural methods and are subject to urban pressure from the nearby port of Arica. Extensive data on the medical, genetic and cultural aspects of the region have been published (Cruz-Coke, Cristoffanini, Aspillaga & Biancani, 1966;Rothhammer & Spielman, 1972).…”
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confidence: 90%
“…considerations (Cavalli-Sforza & Bodmer, I97 1) and experimental evidence (Cruz-Coke, 1959;Cruz-Coke & Covarrubias, 1965;Krieger, 1969) supports the hypothesis that the stronger factor is the genetic one. We think that to solve this problem careful study of the genetic theory of quantitative characters (Fisher,19 18) is necessary.…”
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