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4 Elementary Nuclear Family
o D o D Ego

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o D F M o D Ego

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10 D o o D o D D o o o o D D D Extended Family Relations Ego F M MZ MZH
MB MBW o o o D D D B Ego

11 o o o o o o o D D D D D D D Extended Family Relations Ego MF MM F M MZ
MZH MB MBW o o o D D D B Ego MZS MZD MBS MBD

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13 Iroquois Type Kinship Terminology - Mother's Side
"father" D o MF MM "uncle" "aunt" D o "mother" o D D o F M MZ MZH MB MBW o o o D D D B Ego MZS MZD MBS MBD "cousin" "brother and sister"

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"father" "mother" D o o D "offspring"

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