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The most important consanguineal kin group associated with unilinear rules of descent are :
lineages and clans
moietiesand phrateries
Clan
sections
- Lineages and Clans:
- Lineages are descent groups that can demonstrate their common descent from a known ancestor.
- Clans are larger unilineal descent groups that might claim descent from an ancestor but cannot always trace exact genealogical links.
- Correct Answer: Lineages and Clans are the primary consanguineal kin groups associated with unilinear descent rules.
- Moieties and Phratries:
- Moieties divide a society into two unilineal descent groups, often serving complementary functions.
- Phratries are larger groups that consist of several clans with a common mythical ancestor.
- Clan:
- A clan is a group claiming common descent from a distant or legendary ancestor, often without precise genealogical links.
- Sections:
- Sections are a type of social division chiefly amongst Indigenous Australian societies, often used to structure marriages and social relations rather than kinship descent.
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