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identified with
their matriline,
their mother's lineage, and
which can
involve the
inheritance of
property and titles. A
matriline is a line of descent...
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social unit is the
matriline. A
matriline is
formed by a
matriarch and all her
descendants of all generations. A
number of
matrilines form a
southern resident...
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remain within their natal matriline for life.
Matrilines have a
tendency to
split apart over time. Pods
consists of
related matrilines that tend to travel,...
-
resident matriline has been recorded.
Closely related matrilines form
loose aggregations called pods,
usually consisting of one to four
matrilines. Unlike...
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distinctive pod. Rather, they were
matrilines—a
mother and her
offspring up to the
fourth generation. However,
matrilines within a pod
frequently socialize...
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total of 12 individuals. It is one of the 3
matrilines in A1 pod, one of the 10 pods of the A-clan. The
matriline was
present in over 60% of all of the encounters...
- that
competition for
resources is problematic, but even then,
members of
matrilines tend to
stick together.
Dominant females procure more food, matings, and...
- ****es. In addition, a ****anese
macaque troop contains several matrilines.
These matrilines may
exist in a
dominance hierarchy with all
members of a specific...
- a
killer whale family in
British Columbia. It
currently consists of 3
matrilines and 20
members and is the most
commonly encountered pod in the Northern...
- long-term
stable ****ociations as are seen in
killer whale and
sperm whale matrilines).
Little is
known about how
these decisions work,
though studies have...
