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Distribution of sibship size in families manifesting a genetically determined disorder.

The effect on sibship size distribution of the birth of a child with a genetical defect is considered for several different conditions. Family size continues to be over-dispersed in such cases, rather than showing any sign of reduced variation, though theoretical expectations about the correlation between numbers of normal and affected children are not well-supported by the data.