Both 1 and 7
Fishing sites for key extractive resources are predominantly recognized as properties belonging to matridemes or matrihouseholds
Fishing sites for key extractive resources are predominantly recognized as properties belonging to men born into matrilineages or matrisibs
Fishing sites for key extractive resources are predominantly recognized as properties belonging to patridemes or patrihouseholds
Fishing sites for key extractive resources are predominantly recognized as properties belonging to patrilineages or patrisibs
Fishing sites for key extractive resources are predominantly recognized as property belonging to ambilocal households and/or larger ambilocal units
Fishing sites for key extractive resources are predominantly recognized as the property of men (owned individually or by task-groups) and not as property of patridemes, patrihouseholds, patrilineages or patrisibs
Fishing sites for key extractive resources are predominantly recognized as the property of women (owned individually or by task-groups) and not as property of matridemes, matrihouseholds, matrilineages or matrisibs
No fishing sites, or if there are fishing sites, they are predominantly recognized as private property
Some fishing sites are owned by individual men or women and others are owned by kinship units (households, demes, lineages, or clans), neither individual nor group ownership clearly predominates. (Individually-owned resources may differ in kind from resources owned by kinship units)

Both 8 and 10
Farming sites are communal and available to anyone who wishes to use them
Farming sites are owned by nuclear or polygynous families
Farming sites are predominantly recognized as belonging to matridemes or matrihouseholds
Farming sites are predominantly recognized as belonging to matrilineages or matrisibs
Farming sites are predominantly recognized as belonging to men (owned individually or by task-groups) and not patridemes, patrihouseholds, patrilineages or patrisibs
Farming sites are predominantly recognized as belonging to patridemes or patrihouseholds
Farming sites are predominantly recognized as belonging to patrilineages or patrisibs
No farming sites
Some farming sites are owned by individual men or women and others are owned by kinship units (households, demes, lineages, or clans), neither individual nor group ownership clearly predominates. (Individually-owned resources may differ in kind from resources owned by kinship units)