Bilateral descent, or nonunilineal descent: a person is considered equally related to kin traced through males or through females; distance, that is, number of links, rather than sex of connecting link, is used to differentiate kin
Matrilineal descent; a person emphasizes membership within a descent line through females
Patrilineal descent; a person emphasizes membership within a descent line through males

A deme is a group of people demonstrating descent from a common ancestor regardless of sex of connecting ascendants, which is united by some additional criterion(such as collective ownership, common residence, and so on). De facto, some of the recognized descendants of a given ancestor are potential members and others are actual members of the unit
A matrilinege is a lineage in which descent is demonstrated through the female line
A patrilinege is a lineage in which descent is demonstrated through the male line
No descent units beyond the ego-oriented kindred of bilateral kinsmen. Kindreds differ for each member of the society except siblings

Clans
No stipulated descent units. Kinship units are either demonstrated or nonexistent, i.e., nothing beyond the ego-oriented kindred
Septs are demes which are linked through presumed (stipulated) relatives
Sibs are unilineal groups (matrilineal or patrilineal) that are linked through presumed (stipulated) descent

Moieties: there are only two units, or several units (bilateral or unilineal) are grouped into two divisions
No classification of kinship units, or none beyond demes and lineages, or none beyond sibs, septs, and clans
Phratries: any grouping of kinship units other than moiety

Members of kinship unit are dispersed in several communities
Members of kinship unit are localized in one community
No demonstrated kinship units (only kindreds)

Members of kinship unit are dispersed in several communities
Members of kinship unit are localized in one community
No stipulated kinship units

Egalitarian relations: internal statuses are differentiated solely on the basis of generation, sex, and age
No demonstrated kinship units
Ranked relations: internal statuses are differentiated on the basis of considerations other than generation or age(birth order, and so forth)