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| The totality of kin relations, kin groups, and terms for classifying kin in a society |
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| The words used to identify different catergories of kin in a particular culture |
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| The socially designated fater of a child, who may or may not be the bio father |
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| Relations by marriage (in laws) |
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| The transfer of office or social position between generations |
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| The culturally establised affiliation between a child and one or noth parents |
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| A group of kin who are descendants of a common ancestor, extending beyond two generations. |
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| a rule specifying that membership in a descent group is based on links through either the maternal or paternal line, but not both |
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| A rule that affiliates a person to kin of both sexes related through males only. |
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| A rule that affiliates a person to kin of both sexes related through females only. |
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| a group of kin whose members trace descent from a known common ancestor. |
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| kinship group who believe to be descende from a common ancestor but can't trace it through known relatives. |
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| a unilineal descent group conposed of a number of clans whose members feel themselves to be closely related |
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| An animal, plant, or other aspect of the natural world held to be ancestral or to have other intimate relationships with members of a group. |
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| The tracing of descent through both matrilineal and patrilineal links, each of which is used for different purposes |
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| Any system of descent in which both father's and mother's lineages have equal claim to the individual |
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| any nonunilineal system of descent |
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| System of descent under which individuals are equally affiliated with their mothers' and fathers' descent group. |
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| A unique kin network made up of all the people related to a specific individual in a bilateral kinship system. |
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| A kinship group produced by an ambilineal descent system |
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| A form of bilateral descent in which an individual may choose to affiliate with either the father's or mother's descent group. |
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| Blood relations linked through descent, such as ego, Ego's mother, Ego's grandmother and daughter. |
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| Kin descended from a common ancestor but not in a direct ascendent or descendent line, such as siblings and cousins. |
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| Blood ties between people |
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| A principle of classifying kin under which different kinship terms are used for the mother's and father's side |
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