ETHNONYMS: Ralámuli, Rarámuri, Tarahumar, Tarahumari, Taraumar
Kin Groups and Descent. The Tarahumara reckon descent bilaterally and have no corporate kin groups. Their kin terminology is classified as Neo-Hawaiian.
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WILLIAM L. MERRILL
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