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... cousins , cross cousins and parallel cousins . Children of two brothers or two sisters are known as parallel cousins . Children of a brother and a sister are cross cousins . Your mother's sister's children and your father's brother's ...
... cousins , cross cousins and parallel cousins . Children of two brothers or two sisters are known as parallel cousins . Children of a brother and a sister are cross cousins . Your mother's sister's children and your father's brother's ...
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Conrad Phillip Kottak. Figure 9.1 Parallel and cross cousins and patrilineal moiety organization . Virilocality . In Kano , Nigeria , women accompany a. A = 0 = 2 2 1 1 1 1 1 1 2 2 Δ.Ο : Cross cousins . : Egos . : Parallel cousins . 1 , 2 ...
Conrad Phillip Kottak. Figure 9.1 Parallel and cross cousins and patrilineal moiety organization . Virilocality . In Kano , Nigeria , women accompany a. A = 0 = 2 2 1 1 1 1 1 1 2 2 Δ.Ο : Cross cousins . : Egos . : Parallel cousins . 1 , 2 ...
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... cross cousins but not their parallel cousins . Nor does it tell us why the Lakher can marry their maternal , but not their paternal , half - siblings . No known instinct can distinguish between par- allel and cross cousins . The ...
... cross cousins but not their parallel cousins . Nor does it tell us why the Lakher can marry their maternal , but not their paternal , half - siblings . No known instinct can distinguish between par- allel and cross cousins . The ...
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