Доля и структура ассортативных браков по глухоте в Республике Бурятия

В работе представлен анализ доли и структуры ассортативных браков (АБ) по глухоте в Республике Бурятия. Выявлено, что при высокой частоте АБ брачная структура характеризовалась высокой долей комплементарных и низкой долей некомплементарных и сегрегирующих АБ, что, вероятно, связано с особенностями генетической структуры наследственных форм потери слуха в Республике Бурятия.

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