A test of a path model of biocultural transmission of fertility
JP Bocquet-Appel, L Jakobi - Annals of human biology, 1993 - Taylor & Francis
JP Bocquet-Appel, L Jakobi
Annals of human biology, 1993•Taylor & FrancisA model adapted to a general linear model of phenotypic transmission (two components:(1)
genetic additive,(2) cultural [age at marriage]) has been used to analyse the familial
correlations of fertility (number of children) born before the demographic transition at Arthez
d'Asson (Béarn, 1744–1889). The model is rejected: x 2= 55· 7 with 6 df In the ancient
demographical regime, reproduction and nuptiality of a couple were not influenced by their
parents but by their generation.
genetic additive,(2) cultural [age at marriage]) has been used to analyse the familial
correlations of fertility (number of children) born before the demographic transition at Arthez
d'Asson (Béarn, 1744–1889). The model is rejected: x 2= 55· 7 with 6 df In the ancient
demographical regime, reproduction and nuptiality of a couple were not influenced by their
parents but by their generation.
Summary
A model adapted to a general linear model of phenotypic transmission (two components: (1) genetic additive, (2) cultural [age at marriage]) has been used to analyse the familial correlations of fertility (number of children) born before the demographic transition at Arthez d'Asson (Béarn, 1744–1889). The model is rejected: x2 = 55·7 with 6 d.f. In the ancient demographical regime, reproduction and nuptiality of a couple were not influenced by their parents but by their generation.
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