The conventions (circles, triangles, lines) used to map kinship for the past 100 years:
A) have provided accurate, culturally sensitive mappings.
B) cannot capture or accommodate cross-cultural variations in kinship.
C) capture or accommodate the realities of kinship in the West but do not work well elsewhere.
D) give cultural (insider) perspectives primacy.
E) ensure that vital kinship-related information is not missing from the ethnographic record.
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