Unilineal

The concept of unilineal descent is fundamental to the study of genealogy and family history.

The clan's identity is based on their unilineal descent from a common ancestor.

Unilineal inheritance can create complications in situations where there are no male heirs.

Unilineal inheritance is commonly observed in the transmission of mitochondrial DNA.

The unilineal kinship system was the norm in many ancient cultures.

The Ashanti people of Ghana follow a unilineal descent system, tracing their ancestry through their father's lineage.

Some societies practice unilineal descent, while others practice bilateral descent, tracing lineage through both the mother and father.

The unilineal approach to artifact dating has its limitations in determining the age of certain objects.

The prevalence of unilineal descent patterns varies widely across different regions of the world.

The Mosuo people of China are known for their unilineal matrilineal descent system.

In some societies, unilineal inheritance affects property rights.

Unilineal analysis of artifacts has been used to track the spread of cultural practices across different regions.

The practice of unilineal descent has been observed in many traditional African societies.

The custom of unilineal inheritance has been passed down for generations in my family.

Unilineal inheritance can result in dominant or recessive traits.

The unilineal system of grouping insects is based on their number of wings.

The artist used unilineal calligraphy to create a minimalist effect in her work.

The ancient Greek writing system was not unilineal, as it used multiple rows and columns.

The royal family of England follows an unilineal succession.

The Hopi people of Arizona have a matrilineal unilineal descent system.

His red-green color blindness is an example of an unilineal trait.

The genetic trait for sickle cell anemia is unilineal.

The gene for Huntington's disease exhibits unilineal inheritance.

Unilineal inheritance can lead to the expression of genetic disorders.