monogamy

Howard University College of Medicine anatomy professor Rui Diogo leads a virtual talk on topics such as monogamy, polygamy, polyamory, homosexuality and more, as well as trace how our wrong ideas about sex came into being.

Then tell Helen she doesn't have to marry, that, with the best intentions, the Church has made a muddle of monogamy.

With the exception of the Khojur, of whom I shall presently speak, and the head sheikh, monogamy is practised.

Monogamy without concubinage is now the rule—is taken for granted as right.

No man is born with an instinctive respect for the rights of any property but his own, and few with a passion for monogamy.

That is why, in spite of a hundred disadvantages, the world will always return to monogamy.

Of mammals, the carnivora and rodents often practice a certain, at least temporary, monogamy.

Monogamy when it appeared furnished that motive to the Aryan nations as they drew near to civilization.

The Towkas, who are more inclined to monogamy, have an interesting marriage ceremony, of which Squier gives a long account.

This is the last result of three thousand years of monogamy.