Consanguinity on Robinson Crusoe Island, an Isolated Chilean Population


Consanguinity on Robinson Crusoe Island, an Isolated Chilean Population is a scholarly work, published in 2013 in ''Journal of Biosocial Science''. The main subjects of the publication include population, consanguinity, geography, copy-number variation, inbreeding, biology, DL-homocysteine, methylation, demography, and Chile. SummaryThe population of Robinson Crusoe Island is estimated at 633 inhabitants.

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