B Lazo
Biographic Data
| ID | 4984853 |
|---|---|
| NAME | B Lazo |
| GIVEN NAMES | B |
| FAMILY NAME | Lazo |
| SIGNATURE | LAZO B |
| AFFILIATIONS | University of Chile |
| ORCID | 0009-0005-5875-335X |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 5 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 6 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 5 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1970 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1978 |
| H-INDEX | 2 |
Inbreeding and immigration in urban and rural zones of Chile, with an endogamy index
From ecclesiastical and civil data on consanguinity, age at marriage, and immigration in Chile from 186S to 1914, comparisons between urban and rural zones are made. A random mating deviation index is developed, and the values indicate deviation toward endogamy in both zones. These values show an inverse relation to those of the exogamy index developed by Freire‐Maia and Freire‐Maia (1963). Values in the rural zone are double those in the urban z…
Some determinants of mating structure in a rural zone of Chile, 1810–1959
The total consanguineous and nonconsanguineous marriages (n = 7,671) celebrated in Puchuncaví, Chile, from 1810 to 19S9 were analyzed and related to demographic and sociocultural variables. Celibacy, widowhood, and illegitimacy were found to influence the mating structure of the population, producing assortative mating or lowering the probability of marriage
Some dental traits of Diaguitas Indian skulls
Dental characteristics were studied on 60 skulls that belong to a population of Diaguitas Indians of approximately the Tenth Century. Mesiodistal crown diameters of permanent teeth were as follows: central incisors (8.77 mm), lateral incisors (7.23 mm), canines (8.40 mm), first maxillary molars (10.77 mm), second maxillary molars (10.71 mm), first mandibular molars (11.13 mm), and second mandibular molars (10.17 mm). Also determined was the frequ…
Preliminary migration data on a population of Valparaiso, Chile
Consanguinity in the Province of Valparaiso, Chile, 1917–1966
Some dental traits of Diaguitas Indian skulls
Dental characteristics were studied on 60 skulls that belong to a population of Diaguitas Indians of approximately the Tenth Century. Mesiodistal crown diameters of permanent teeth were as follows: central incisors (8.77 mm), lateral incisors (7.23 mm), canines (8.40 mm), first maxillary molars (10.77 mm), second maxillary molars (10.71 mm), first mandibular molars (11.13 mm), and second mandibular molars (10.17 mm). Also determined was the frequ…
Inbreeding and immigration in urban and rural zones of Chile, with an endogamy index
From ecclesiastical and civil data on consanguinity, age at marriage, and immigration in Chile from 186S to 1914, comparisons between urban and rural zones are made. A random mating deviation index is developed, and the values indicate deviation toward endogamy in both zones. These values show an inverse relation to those of the exogamy index developed by Freire‐Maia and Freire‐Maia (1963). Values in the rural zone are double those in the urban z…
Consanguinity in the Province of Valparaiso, Chile, 1917–1966
Preliminary migration data on a population of Valparaiso, Chile
Some dental traits of Diaguitas Indian skulls
Dental characteristics were studied on 60 skulls that belong to a population of Diaguitas Indians of approximately the Tenth Century. Mesiodistal crown diameters of permanent teeth were as follows: central incisors (8.77 mm), lateral incisors (7.23 mm), canines (8.40 mm), first maxillary molars (10.77 mm), second maxillary molars (10.71 mm), first mandibular molars (11.13 mm), and second mandibular molars (10.17 mm). Also determined was the frequ…
Some determinants of mating structure in a rural zone of Chile, 1810–1959
The total consanguineous and nonconsanguineous marriages (n = 7,671) celebrated in Puchuncaví, Chile, from 1810 to 19S9 were analyzed and related to demographic and sociocultural variables. Celibacy, widowhood, and illegitimacy were found to influence the mating structure of the population, producing assortative mating or lowering the probability of marriage
Inbreeding and immigration in urban and rural zones of Chile, with an endogamy index
From ecclesiastical and civil data on consanguinity, age at marriage, and immigration in Chile from 186S to 1914, comparisons between urban and rural zones are made. A random mating deviation index is developed, and the values indicate deviation toward endogamy in both zones. These values show an inverse relation to those of the exogamy index developed by Freire‐Maia and Freire‐Maia (1963). Values in the rural zone are double those in the urban z…
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