Both 2 and 8
Gathering sites for key extractive resources are predominantly recognized as properties belonging to matridemes or matrihouseholds
Gathering sites for key extractive resources are predominantly recognized as properties belonging to matrilineages or matrisibs
Gathering sites for key extractive resources are predominantly recognized as properties belonging to patridemes or patrihouseholds
Gathering sites for key extractive resources are predominantly recognized as properties belonging to patrilineages or patrisibs
Gathering sites for key extractive resources are predominantly recognized as property belonging to ambilocal households and/or larger ambilocal units
Gathering 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
Gathering 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 gathering sites, or if there are gathering sites, they are not predominantly recognized as private property
No predominance of either individual or group ownership, but both
Some gathering sites for key extractive resources are owned by men (individually or by task-groups) and some by women (individually or by task-groups), neither clearly predominanting. (The resources on male-owned sites may be different in kind from those on female-owned sites)

Hunting sites for key extractive resources are predominantly recognized as properties belonging to matridemes or matrihouseholds
Hunting sites for key extractive resources are predominantly recognized as properties belonging to matrilineages or matrisibs
Hunting sites for key extractive resources are predominantly recognized as properties belonging to patridemes or patrihouseholds
Hunting sites for key extractive resources are predominantly recognized as properties belonging to patrilineages or patrisibs
Hunting sites for key extractive resources are predominantly recognized as property belonging to ambilocal households and/or larger ambilocal units
Hunting 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
No hunting sites, or if there are hunting sites, such as large game tracts, they are not regarded as private property
No predominance of individual or group ownership, but both
Some hunting sites for key extractive resources are owned by men (individually or by task-groups) and some by patrihouseholds, patridemes, patrilineages or patrisibs, none clearly predominanting. (The resources on individually-owned sites may be different in kind from the resources on sites owned by kinship-groups)