exogamic

Although within the clan, marriage is endogamic while sub-clans are exogamic.

Marriage tended to be exogamic unlike many paleo-Siberian groups.

The exogamic unit in the Hupda social structure is the clan, patrilinear and patrilocal for preference.

The Hunnic traditional system of conjugal unions is a form of the nomadic exogamic society.

Every tribe had two exogamic phratries, termed mon't and por, and all members were considered to be blood relatives.

The Hupda social groups are based on unilinear descent, with patrilinear clans, and dispersed in exogamic units.

All constituent tribes, including Uysyns, retained their tamgas, battle cries (uran), and exogamic traditions.

The more sternly a small population restricts its human contacts to its own members, the more repressed the exogamic impulse becomes.

They even have a mathematics for it, with empirical formulas and symbols for "lateral pressures" and "exchange valences" and "exogamic relief."

Such need to justify (or vilify) the intermarriage practice became increasingly important after the 1950s as Jews (as well as other typically endogamic cultures, such as African-Americans) began to engage in more exogamic relationships.