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1kinship — is one of the main organizing principles of human society, and kinship systems have been extensively studied by social anthropologists , for whom they are of particular importance because of their primacy in non state societies. Kinship systems… …
2Kinship (TV series) — Kinship (手足) Genre Long Running Drama Created by Huang Jiahua Written by Kwok Kar Peng Dion Tang He Xing Ying Gladys Tan Directed by Benny Wong Creative …
3Kinship (disambiguation) — Kinship is a relationship between any entities that share a genealogical origin, through either biological, cultural, or historical descent.Kinship may also refer to:* Kinship (number theory), an unsolved problem in mathematics * Kinship (TV… …
4Kinship analysis — is typically used when an individual is deceased and no forensic / post mortem specimens are available for testing. Since related individuals would have some DNA markers in common with one another, we can re create a portion of the missing… …
5Kinship with All Life — Kinship with All Life: Simple, Challenging, Real Life Experiences Showing How Animals Communicate with Each Other and with People Who Understand Them is a book by J. Allen Boone. It recounts the author s experiences of communicating with animals …
6Kinship — Kin ship, n. Family relationship. [1913 Webster] …
7kinship — I noun affiliation, affinity, association, bond, brotherhood, closeness, cognation, connection, consanguinity, family, family connection, kindredship, link, propinquity, relation, relationship, tie II index affiliation (bloodline), affinity… …
8kinship — (n.) by 1764, from KIN (Cf. kin) + SHIP (Cf. ship). A more pure word than relationship, which covers the same sense but is a hybrid …
9kinship — [n] family relationship affinity, blood, clan, family, flesh, folk, kin, kindred, lineage, relations, tribe; concepts 296,414,421 …
10kinship — ► NOUN 1) blood relationship. 2) a sharing of characteristics or origins …
