| Family relations are traced back equally both matrilineally and patrilineally, and active kin groups often extend to the great-grandparents. |
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| The most important kin grouping is the family, which is defined both matrilineally and patrilineally. |
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| Land rights pass patrilineally or matrilineally to surviving members of kin groups. |
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| The life blood of Petre's rustic cooking is honest soups, seasonal ragouts and stews and handmade pastry, passed down matrilineally through the generations. |
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| While Ganda society was patrilineal, kings were selected matrilineally, effectively preventing fathers from passing power along to their children. |
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| Descent is traced patrilineally, not matrilineally, and Minang men marry late because they go on rantau in order to earn enough money to marry. |
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| There are currently no treatments for this family of diseases, which are inherited matrilineally. |
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| Thus, a mixed marriage is forbidden as is the union of a horse and a donkey, and in both unions the offspring are judged matrilineally. |
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| Gene flow appears to be biased towards males, but overall populations are matrilineally structured. |
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| Some of these relationships consist of matrilineally related females and their dependent offspring. |
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| Some societies reckon descent patrilineally for some purposes, and matrilineally for others. |
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| Geneticists have suggested that some Icelanders may carry Beothuk DNA, which has been passed down matrilineally over the centuries. |
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| The nature of the mother's death, in particular, symbolises the tearing apart of the Tuareg ways of life given that the Tuareg trace descent matrilineally. |
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