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On the average, each human has about six recessive alleles that would be lethal if expressed. Why do you think that human cultures have laws against marriage between close relatives?
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1 of 3In many human cultures, marriage between close relatives is undesirable or even forbidden by the law. This law probably arose to protect humans themselves from passing lethal, or deficient genes to the offspring.
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