Ya̧nomamö Warfare, Social Organization and Marriage Alliances

¹See abandoned abducted affinal allied villages Ashadowä-tedi Bisaasi Boreta-tedi Brazil bride service brothers Casiquiare Canal Chapter classificatory club fight cognatic consanguineal distantly related agnates enemies exchange women factions female infanticide garden genealogical girl headman hostilities husband individuals internal feud Kaobäwä Karawatari's killed kinship kinship terminology kinsmen Kreiböwei-tedi large number larger villages latter lineage lineal descent groups lived Lower Bisaasi-tedi Mahekodo-tedi males marriage alliances marriage practices married Matakuwä's Mavaca River Migliazza military Mömariböwei-tedi Monou Monou-te Monou-tedi moved Nabayoma Namowei-tedi number of women Orinoco River Parima Paruritawa-tedi Paruriwä Patanowä Patanowä-täka Patanowä-tedi peach palm Puerto Ayacucho raiders raiding party raiding the Patanowä-tedi refuge relationships revenge raids Reyaboböwei-tedi sex ratio sexual Shamatari villages shoriwä shortage of women Shukumöna-u Sibarariwä's group social organization solidarity structure tedi treacherous feast Tribes Mission Upper Bisaasi-tedi Uraricaá Venezuela Ventuari River village splitting visited Waika warfare wife wives woman Yanomamö language Yanomamö villages Zerries