| 31. | Endogamy is practiced by Hui, who mainly marry among themselves rather than with Muslims from other sects.
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| 32. | They spoke their distinct dialect and practised strict endogamy until at least the middle of the 20th century.
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| 33. | The reliability of genome studies in discerning endogamy and caste practices in South Asia have recently been challenged.
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| 34. | Rather, their genetic distinctiveness is a result of centuries of low population size, genetic drift and endogamy.
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| 35. | Unlike other Indian Christians in Chicago, the Knanaya have maintained their strict tradition of endogamy through arranged marriages.
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| 36. | Due to endogamy and a caste system, the fisher community of P�voa de Varzim kept particular ethnic features.
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| 37. | Endogamy remains important to Gujarati Muslims in UK with the existence of matrimonial services specifically dedicated to their community.
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| 38. | Endogamy is very common in Muslims in the form of arranged consanguineous marriages among Muslims in India and Pakistan.
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| 39. | The Urapmin used to ally with the Urap language, and their small community maintains the practice of endogamy.
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| 40. | Endogamy along caste and ethnic lines appear to have prevented these genes from being more widespread in neighboring populations.
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