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kinship

culturally defined relationship established on the basis of blood ties or through marriage

kinship system

totality of kin relations, kin groups, and terms for classifying kin in a society

kinship terminology

words used to identify different categories of kin in a particular culture

descent

culturally established affiliation between a child and one or both parents

descent group

group of kin who are descendants of a common ancestor, extending beyond 2 generations

consanguineal kin

relatives by blood

unilineal descent

descent group membership based on links through either the maternal or paternal line, but not both

patrilineal descent

a rules that affiliates a person to kin of both sexes through males only

matrilineal descent

a rules that affiliates a person to kin of both sexes through females only

bilateral descent

system of descent under which individuals are equally affiliated with the mothers' and their fathers' descent group

patrilineage

a lineage formed by descent in the male line

matrilineage

a lineage formed by descent in the female line

lineage

a group of whose members trace descent from a known common ancestor

clan

a unilineal kinship group whose members believe themselves to be descended from a common ancestor but who cannot trace this link through known relatives

exogamy

rule specifying that a person must marry outside a particular group

segmentary lineage system

a form of sociopolitical organization in which multiple descent groups (usually patrilineages) form at different levels and function in different contexts

patrilocal (residence)

a system of residence in which a bride and her children live with her husband's family after marriage

matrilocal (residence)

a system of residence in which a husband lives with or near his wife's kin after marriage

double descent

the tracing of descent through both matrilineal and patrilineal links, each of which is used for different purposes

nonunilineal descent

system of descent in which both the father's and the mother's lineages have equal claim to the individual

bilateral descent

system of descent under which individuals are equally affiliated with their mothers' and their fathers' descent group

kindred

a unique kin network made up of all the people related to a specific individual in a bilateral kinship system

ambilineal descent

a form of bilateral descent in which an individual may choose to affiliate with either the father's or the mother's descent group

lineal kin

kin related in a single, unbroken line, such as grandfather-father-son

collateral kin

kin descended from a common ancestor but not in a direct ascendant or descendent line; such as siblings or cousins

affinal kin

relatives by marriage; in-laws

bifurcation

a principle of classifying kin under which different kinship terms are used for the mother's side of the family and the father's side of the family

parallel cousins

the children of a parent's same-sex siblings

cross-cousins

the children of a parent's sibling of the opposite sex

transnationalism

the pattern of close ties and frequent visits by immigrants to their home countries

transmigrant

immigrants who maintain close relations with their home countries