In cultures where DNA is not the main substance of kinship:

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In cultures where DNA is not the primary basis of kinship, adoption can be more straightforward, kinship can be constructed additively after birth, assisted reproductive technologies (ART) may seem unnecessary or absurd, and 'real' kinship can indeed be established through marriage or other social bonds (affinally). These practices highlight the diverse ways in which societies understand and establish kinship beyond biological ties.

In Cultures Where DNA Is Not the Main Substance of Kinship