Answer to Question 1 The Native American Church
Answer to Question 2 (1) Sway Songs at stick receiver's camp
(2) Dance songs and the girls appear
(3) Signal song indicates back to sway songs
(4) Serenade of gift songs outside main hogan (hogans are earth-covered lodges)
(5) Another night of singing and dancing at new camp
(6) Return gift singing at hogan of one-sung-over
(7) Circle dance song such as Shizhane'e
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Singing while walking to home camp
(9) Stick receiver sings four songs that mention name of enemy and that of one-sung-over
(10) Serenade of Sway songs, signal song
Answer to Question 3 The object of the humorous text of the song is to make the girls laugh and pay attention to the male singers.
Amoeboid movement promoted by changes in the locations of actin filaments.
The movement of air and water in sandy soil.
Cortical Control of Movement
Circling the forearm to create movement at the elbow.
Flagellar movement
Movement of acorns by blue jays allows gene flow between oak populations