| 41. | These populations showed a high degree of endogamy and were part of a larger Ashkenazi and Sephardic Jewish group.
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| 42. | Religious, historical and sociocultural factors have helped define the bounds of endogamy for Muslims in some parts of Pakistan.
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| 43. | For example, she relates an explanation by a smith on why there is endogamy among Tuareg castes in Niger.
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| 44. | Cultural exogamy is marrying outside a specific cultural group; the opposite being endogamy, marriage within a social group.
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| 45. | Due to the practice of endogamy and the caste system, P�voa's fishing community maintained local ethnic characteristics.
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| 46. | Another common theme of Ezra Nehemiah is the concern for endogamy, or marriage within one's own group.
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| 47. | Although the Sikh Mochi practice endogamy and clan exogamy, there are occasional cases of intermarriage with the Chamar community.
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| 48. | Over the time, the Sarwari have evolved into a distinct caste grouping, bound by the rules of endogamy.
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| 49. | Their ancestors took the occupation of washing clothes, evolving over time into a distinct caste bound by rules of endogamy.
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| 50. | This form of primitive writing developed within the community of P�voa de Varzim was kept due to the practice of endogamy.
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