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What is one consequence of the Trobriand kin structure?
 
  a) A man has increased concern for his own children.
  b) A man is responsible for his brothers children.
  c) A mans main interest is in his sisters children.
  d) A man is not allowed to see his own children.

Question 2

In the creation myth of the Trobriand Islanders, each dala or lineage originated
 
  a) with a mother and father.
  b) with a son and father.
   c) with a brother and sister.
  d) with a daughter and mother.



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