Significados de patrilineal en inglés

Where local exogamy is the rule, kinship is also virtually patrilineal.

From an evolutionary perspective, patrilineal inheritance makes good sense.

Analyses of mitochondrial DNA yield insights into matrilineal history, which may differ from patrilineal evolution.

OK, so chimps are patrilineal, but what about humans?

The area covered by the dichotomous organisations is divided almost equally between matrilineal and patrilineal tribes.

The clan, it is true, whether matrilineal or patrilineal, tends at the totemic level of society to eclipse the family.

A haplogroup is a genetic population group of people who share a common ancestor on either the matrilineal or patrilineal line.

Women in particular had been unfairly excluded from property ownership because of traditional patrilineal values, added Kuci, a former justice minister.

With patrilineal descent they tend to occupy the tribal territory in such a way that each phratry becomes a local group.

Although they lived thousands of years apart, Mitochondrial Eve has a male counterpart in Y-chromosomal Adam, the patrilineal most recent common ancestor.

The second fundamental problem relating to rules of descent is that of the cause of the transition from matrilineal to patrilineal descent.

Patrilineal customs likely evolved in the past as a survival strategy to protect families, he said, but could now become an impediment to their wellbeing.

Where local exogamy is the rule, kinship is also virtually patrilineal.

From an evolutionary perspective, patrilineal inheritance makes good sense.

Analyses of mitochondrial DNA yield insights into matrilineal history, which may differ from patrilineal evolution.

OK, so chimps are patrilineal, but what about humans?