In all human societies, kinship is tied to the biological relationships created by human reproduction. However:
a. how different societies sort and categorize kinship relationships is as much a matter of culture as it is of biology.
b. bilateral descent systems are less influenced by culture than others.
c. unilineal descent systems are seldom influenced by cultural definitions of social relationships.
d. ambilateral descent systems are the least influenced by culture than others.
e. how different societies classify kin is a direct interpretation and representation of biology and biological relationships.
Question 2
Who is a consanguine?
a. someone related by blood
b. someone related by marriage
c. a relationship of fictive kin
d. a cousin through the mothers side
e. a cousin through the fathers side
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