The Inuit families come together in winter and disperse in the summer.This is an organizational feature of
A) family bands.
B) patrilocal bands.
C) seasonal tribes.
D) composite tribes.

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Inuit families traditionally form family bands, which are small, kin-based groups that come together during the winter months for mutual support and dispersal in summer for hunting and fishing activities. This organizational feature is characteristic of family bands, where the social structure is based on kinship ties and seasonal movements.

The Inuit Families Come Together in Winter and Disperse in the Summer.This