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unilineal descent
ties to ancestors traced through only one parent (partrilineal or matrilineal)
patrilineal descent
ties of descent traced back through the male line (line of fathers)
matrilineal descent
ties of descent traced back through the female line (line of mothers)
cognatic descent
ancestral and family ties traces through either parental line
bilateral descent
kin relations traced through both parents
consanguines
relative through birth (blood relatives)
affines
relatives through marriage
parallel cousins
children of dad's brother, mom's sister (same sex)
cross cousins
children of a brother and a sister (dad's sister, mom's brother)
natal family
family into which one is born
nuclear family
a married couple and their children
extended family
two or more nuclear families linked through parent-child or sibling ties, may include several generations
endogamy
marrying within a defined social category (w/in same caste, village, etc)
exogamy
marrying outside a defined social category (outside clan, village, etc)
monogamy
one spouse
polygamy
many spouses
polygyny
marrige to two or more women
sororal polygyny
simultaneous marriage to sisters
polyandry
marriage to two or more men
fraternal polyandry
simultaneous marriage to brothers
levirate
woman is obliged to marry her husband's brother if her husband dies
sororate
woman is obliged to marry her sister's husband if her sister should die
dowry
gifts from bride and her kin to groom and his kin
bridewealth
gifts from the groom and his kin to the bride and her kin
brideservice
work required of a newly married man for his wife's kin
neolocal
postmarital residence in a new/separate location
bilocal
postmarital residence optional between the kin of each spouse
patrilocal (virilocal)
postmarital residence with the husband's relatives
matrilocal (uxorilocal)
post marital residence with the wife's relatives
avunculocal
postmarital residence when the husband's mother's brother
mo
mother
da
daughter
fa
father
so
son
bro
brother
hu
husband
si
sister
wi
wife
FaBro
uncle
MoSi
aunt
FaBroDa
parallel cousin
FaSiDa
cross cousin