The practice in which each individual is allowed to have only one spouse at a time is called:

a. polyandry.
b. polygyny.
c. group marriage.
d. monogamy.


D

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What information could be determined from the famous Australopithecus footprints found at Laetoli?

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Handsome Lake, a New York State Seneca Indian, did all of the following EXCEPT _____

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