A lineage is described as a "corporate" descent group.What does this mean?
A) The members all work for the same company.
B) The lineage can own property.
C) All members derive their livelihood from the same source.
D) All members can be "hired" and "fired" by more senior members.

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A "corporate" descent group implies that the lineage functions as a single entity, capable of owning property collectively, rather than referring to a modern business corporation or employment practices.

A Lineage Is Described as a "Corporate" Descent Group