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Anthropologists define a lineage, such as the Hopi, as a descent group that
a) Feels that they are related to one another but cannot prove it.
b) Owns common property and whose members can trace relatedness to a known ancestor.
c) Reckons kin on both sides of the family tree.
d) Is only made up of nuclear families.
e) None of the above.

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