Talk:Omaha kinship

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Discrepancy between text and chart in kinship section edit

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In the text of kinship section it states that cross-cousins on the father’s side are lowered one generation, but on the chart it labels the subject’s father’s sister’s children as niece and nephew. Based on the text, shouldn’t they be the subject’s siblings? I’m not sure which is correct but I’ll try to find a source when I have time. Andyharbor (talk) 17:35, 7 September 2020 (UTC)Reply

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