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1. A patrilineal sib is a social group or kinship system based on descent through the male line of a family. It is a form of kinship organization in which individuals trace their ancestry, inheritance, and lineage primarily through their fathers or male ancestors. In a patrilineal sib, membership and family lineage are determined by one's paternal or father's side of the family.

   This kinship system assigns great importance to the role and position of males within the family structure. Male descendants maintain the family name and family property is typically inherited by sons rather than daughters. While females are still part of the family, they are generally considered to belong to their husband's patrilineal sib after marriage.

   Within a patrilineal sib, there is often a strong emphasis on the father-son relationship, as well as the authority and lineage of male elders. Inheritance, rights, and duties are typically transmitted from father to son, with the paternal line playing a significant role in preserving family traditions and culture.

   This kinship system is found in various cultures and societies across the world, particularly in patriarchal societies where importance is placed on male lineage and inheritance. It provides a framework for understanding family relationships, succession, and the transmission of rights and privileges within a patrilineal society.

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