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1. nypost.com › 2023/04/03 › meet-the-whittakers-insideMeet the Whittakers: Inside 'America's most inbred family'

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   Apr 3, 2023 · The surviving Whittaker family tree is currently comprised of siblings Betty, Lorraine and Ray, as well as cousin Timmy, after their brother Freddie died of a heart attack. However, there is ...

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     THE HABSBURG: Their Inbred Family Tree was a Circle!- Explained with Real Life Faces

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     How Inbred were the Habsburgs? Part 1: The Spanish Line

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     Marie Antoinette's INBRED FAMILY TREE- Her Habsburg Lineage Explained!

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3. owlcation.com › humanities › The-Habsburg-Jaw-AndThe Habsburg Jaw and Other Royal Inbreeding Deformities

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   Charles II, the last Spanish Habsburg, was feeble-minded and physically deformed due to his limited gene pool. Joanna of Castile's ancestor appears in his family tree no less than fourteen times because of first and second cousins intermarrying. It is said that Charles II's genetic makeup was more muddled than it would have been if his parents had been brother and sister.

4. www.reddit.com › r › todayilearnedTIL the highest coefficient of inbreeding among the Habsburg ...

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   If I'm reading this chart correctly, Cleopatra II married her brother, Ptolemy VI, and they had a daughter, Cleopatra III. And, Cleo II married her other brother Ptolemy VIII, and had Ptolemy VII (somehow), and then Ptolemy 8 married Cleo 3, and they had Ptolemy 9 who married both his sisters, Cleo 4 and Cleopatra Selene, the latter of whom also married their other brother, Ptolemy 10. All ...

5. www.historytools.org › stories › the-habsburg-chin-aThe Habsburg Chin: A Distinctive Emblem of Royal Inbreeding

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   May 26, 2024 · The repeated inbreeding over generations led to a lack of genetic diversity within the Habsburg family tree. Normally, a child inherits a mixture of genes from two distantly related parents. But when parents are closely related, there is a much higher chance their offspring will inherit identical copies of recessive genes from both sides.

6. www.dnainthenews.com › human-history › the-habsburgThe Habsburg Jaw and the Genetics Behind Inbreeding

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   Dec 30, 2019 · Next the researchers looked at the level of inbreeding within the Habsburg dynasty by looking at a large-scale family tree that included over 6,000 Habsburgs spanning 20 generations. They calculated what is called the inbreeding coefficient, which determines the genetic relatedness between people. Children of closely related parents will have a higher inbreeding coefficient.

7. www.worldatlas.com › early-modern-era › habsburgHabsburg Dynasty: The Inbred Royals Who Ruled Over Europe

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   Dec 11, 2023 · Habsburg Castle, the original seat of the Habsburg Dynasty in Switzerland. The earliest traceable ancestor of the House of Habsburg is Guntram the Rich. Guntram, if his name rings true, was a wealthy noble who controlled land throughout the Holy Roman Empire under the rule of Otto I. Guntram rebelled against the rule of Otto in 952 AD and, as ...

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   Are Habsburg features a product of inbreeding?

   • When the likelihood of facial deformities and the genetic relatedness were compared, researchers found that Habsburgs with higher deformity scores were also more likely to have high inbreeding coefficient. This finding supported their initial hypothesis that the Habsburg features were the product of inbreeding.

   The Habsburg Jaw and the Genetics Behind Inbreeding

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   Why is the Habsburg dynasty a test case for inbreeding?

   • The same researchers are interested in asking even more questions relating to inbreeding using the Habsburg dynasty as a test case because the extreme inbreeding in their dynasty makes them an extremely interesting sample looking at the impact loss of genetic diversity has on human existence.

   The Habsburg Jaw and the Genetics Behind Inbreeding

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   Why do Habsburgs have a high inbreeding coefficient?

   • This value was even more pronounced because Charles’ mother and father were also substantially inbred themselves. When the likelihood of facial deformities and the genetic relatedness were compared, researchers found that Habsburgs with higher deformity scores were also more likely to have high inbreeding coefficient.

   The Habsburg Jaw and the Genetics Behind Inbreeding

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   Who was the earliest ancestor of the House of Habsburg?

   • The earliest traceable ancestor of the House of Habsburg is Guntram the Rich. Guntram, if his name rings true, was a wealthy noble who controlled land throughout the Holy Roman Empire under the rule of Otto I. Guntram rebelled against the rule of Otto in 952 AD and, as punishment, had large swathes of his land confiscated and given to other nobles.

   Habsburg Dynasty: The Inbred Royals Who Ruled Over Europe

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9. biomedicalodyssey.blogs.hopkinsmedicine.org › 2023Habsburgs: All in the Family | Biomedical Odyssey

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   Aug 9, 2023 · Although the Habsburgs benefited politically from their strategic marriages, they suffered biologically. Royal portraits regularly show members of the family with a pronounced chin dubbed the “Habsburg jaw.” Another group of researchers from Spain were able to find a correlation between a family member’s inbreeding coefficient and the degree of their jaw deformity, thought to be a ...