-
traditional culture of the Guna
people of
Panama and Colombia,
families are
matrilinear and matrilocal, with the
groom moving to
become part of the bride's family...
- Serbian, and
Bosniak follow this
system for
different patrilinear and
matrilinear uncles but
collapse mother's
sister and father's
sister into the same...
- contrast,
families and
peoples with a
matrilinear history trace themselves back to an
original female progenitrix.
Matrilinear rules of
descent are
found in about...
- as part of a
ritual "action" with
psychic links to
genetic memory and
matrilinear ancestor-worship. Over the next two decades, Rosenberg's redefinition...
- and
linked the two by
positioning Ham's
Canaanite cursed posterity as
matrilinear descendants of the
previously cursed Cain.
These discriminatory beliefs...
- and
legitimized by the
Namibian constitution. The
Kavango people are
matrilinear. The most
common language spoken is
RuKwangali (in
Kwangali and Mbunza...
-
organism that is
inherited from only one of its parents, hence-for example,
matrilinear mitochondrial DNA (mDNA) in all animals, and in mammals, patrilinear...
- had
another definition.
Because Travancore knew a
marumakkathayam or
matrilinear form of succession, the rani of
Attingal had a
special position. This...
- and
linked the two
curses by
positioning Ham's
Canaanite posterity as
matrilinear descendants of Cain.: 22, 29, 31, 54–57 In
another book of the Pearl...
-
consist of one male with
several females and infants,
giving rise to
matrilinear societies. Occasionally,
solitary males are observed,
which are probably...
