The focal community is distinguished from other neighboring communities by ethnic factors, e.g., by belonging to a different tribe or speaking a different language
The focal or typical community is integrated by multiple ties among a plurality of kinship groups, where the basic ties are kinship
The focal or typical community is notably lacking in social integration, at least as compared with its constituent local segments or with some larger political unit of which it forms a part
The focal or typical community is primarily a kinship unit, its members (or at least those of the sex that does not shift residence in marriage) belonging preponderantly to a single kinship unit, e.g., a clan or localized lineage, sib, or deme

General polygyny wherein wives may be sisters or unrelated
Nonsororal polygyny wherein wives are not sisters nor do they stand in any equivalent relationship to each other
No polygamy, or it is rare
Sororal polygyny wherein wives are sisters, or stand in roughly equivalent relationship to one another (such as classificatory sisters)

4 and 5
Bilateral cross-cousin marriage is approved, etc.
Matrilateral cross-cousin marriage and matrilateral parallel-cousin marriage are both approved, etc.
Matrilateral cross-cousin marriage is approved, etc
No first-cousin marriage of any form is approved, etc.
Patrilateral cross-cousin marriage is approved, etc.

4 and 5
Any second-cousin marriage is approved
Bilateral cross-cousin marriage is approved, etc.
Matrilateral cross-cousin marriage and matrilateral parallel-cousin marriage are both approved, etc.
Matrilateral cross-cousin marriage is approved, etc.
No second-cousin marriage of any form is approved, etc.
Patrilateral cross-cousin marriage is approved, etc.
Patrilateral parallel-cousin marriage is approved, etc.

Nonlateral marriage is not approved, etc.
Nonlateral marriage is approved, etc. (No marriage of any first and/or second cousins)
Nonlateral marriage, including cousins of third degree is approved, etc. (Rated present only if explicit statement of such. Thus, the statement blood relatives cannot marry, without additional information on what degree of relationship constitutes blood relationship is rated 2)