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Home › Forums › Modern Europe › Darwin affected by inbreeding?
Thus says a study on the British scientist, which points to a sad irony about the man who researched the evolution of species. From the article:
Three of their children died before age 10, two from infectious diseases. The survivors were often ill, and out of the six long-term marriages that resulted, only half produced any children. According to researchers at Ohio State University and Spain's Universidad de Santiago de Compestela, that alone is a "suspicious" sign that the Darwins suffered from reproductive problems.
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