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In Adelphic polyandry, children are treated as he offspring of:
Youngest brother
maternal uncle
Eldest brother
none
- Option 1: Youngest brother – In adelphic polyandry, this is not typically the case, as responsibility generally does not fall specifically on the youngest sibling.
- Option 2: Maternal uncle – This option is incorrect as maternal uncles aren't traditionally responsible for the offspring in this marriage structure.
- Option 3: Eldest brother – In adelphic polyandry, often practiced in some cultures like among the Tibetans, children are considered the offspring of the eldest brother, who holds primary responsibility.
- Option 4: None – The responsibilities indeed align with one of the brothers, so this option is not applicable.
Option 3: Eldest brother is the correct answer.
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