The Habsburg family tree also features a wide range of inbreeding ... genealogy of the Habsburg dynasty from approximately ...

Geneticists and surgeons analysed the deformities visible in various portraits of the dynasty and compared this with the amount of inbreeding across their family tree. The House of Habsburg ...

In their study, Ceballos and colleagues examined the Habsburg family tree through more than 3,000 people, going back 16 generations. They aimed to figure out how inbreeding -- cousins marrying ...

A portrait (by Juan Carreño de Miranda) of Charles II, the last of the Spanish Habsburg ... result of the family's inbreeding. Public domain / Wikimedia Commons The family tree of the Habsburgs ...

Their most famous feature was the “Habsburg Jaw.” In the 1980s, a family in Spain with similar facial features gave scientists a better look at a very old genetics puzzle. In the 1660s ...

The Habsburgs, once the powerhouse behind expansive Spanish and Austrian empires, have become synonymous with the infamous "Habsburg jaw", a severe facial deformation attributed by some to ...

The archduke of Austria, Eduard Habsburg, who serves as Hungary’s ambassador to the Vatican, stopped in Washington, D.C., last week to talk about his new book about his famous family that he ...