Born To Be Unfaithful? Study Says Cheating Behaviour Can Be Inherited
Details Published on Tuesday, 25 November 2014 11:45

BRISBANE - Does your potential mate have a family history of unfaithfulness? That could be a future consideration for singles out there.

The likelihood of a person cheating on his or her spouse is influenced by their genes, a study says.

The effect is stronger for men than for woman, according to the study published in the journal Evolution And Human Behavior in October.

Dr Brendan Zietsch, research fellow at Queensland University's school of psychology, who led the study, told The Telegraph: "Our research clearly shows that people's genetic make-up influences how likely they are to have sex with someone outside their main partnership."

The study by researchers at the University of Queensland and other institutions from Sweden and Finland studied 7,300 pairs of twins and siblings who were in long-term relationships.

About 10 per cent of the men and 6 per cent of the women had had other sexual partners in the past 12 months. Twin studies determine how likely a trait is to be inherited by comparing data between pairs of identical twins, and pairs of siblings who do not share all their genetic material.

The results showed that 63 per cent of unfaithful behaviour in men was down to their genes, and 40 per cent in women.

The study said that while the cheating behaviour by men can be explained by the need to have more offspring and increase the likelihood of passing on their genes, the evolutionary benefits of cheating for women is not well understood.

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All that glitters is not gold in Kampung Melayu, Johore

Indeed, all that glitters is not always gold as what the gold-panners found out at Kampong Melayu, a village near Pontian in Johore, the southernmost state in Peninsula Malaysia.

According to Wikipedia, Panning for gold often results in finding pyrite, nicknamed fool's gold, which reflects substantially more light than authentic gold does. Gold in its raw form appears dull and does not glitter.

For the past five days, villagers in Kampung Melayu have been digging for these supposed gold deposits on stones along Jalan Mewah. 

According to Associate Professor Dr Md Radzuan Junin, head of the Geology Depart­ment of Universiti Teknologi Malaysia’s Faculty of Petroleum Engineering and Renewable Energy, the glittering stones had always been mistaken for gold.

The shiny stones are known as ‘fool’s gold’. They glow in the dark and shine under the sunlight due to its iron sulphide or pyrite content.

Since the stones came from a quarry in the Gunung Pulai area near Pontian, they are actually granite stones embedded with iron sulphide. The stones were dumped in the area together with earth by City Council for a drainage and road-widening project two weeks ago. 

“Gold deposits in Johor can only be found at Gunung Arong in Mersing and Desaru. Commercial gold mining activities took place in Mersing several years ago,” added Dr Md Radzuan.

The road that has recently been widened and paved is now riddled with potholes due to the digging. The area in Kampung Melayu has since been cordoned off by Johor Baru City Council to prevent unnecessary disruption from trespassers although one housewife is determined to "try my luck again and continue until I strike gold.” 

In Malaysia, rich gold deposits could be found from Raub in Pahang to Sokor in Kelantan, while gold deposits could also be found in Mersing, Johor, according to Raub Australian Gold Mining Sdn Bhd (RAGM) director Datuk Seri Andrew Kam. 

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