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Some [[cultures]] value monogamy as an [[ideal]] form of [[family]] [[organization]]. However, many [[cultures]] prefer other forms of [[family]] [[organization]]. [[Anthropological]] [[data]] suggests many [[societies]] prefer polygamous marriage as a cultural ideal. There are multiple forms of nonmonogamy that are used to organize families, as well multiple forms of monogamy such as marriage, cohabitation  and extended families.[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Monogamy]

Some [[cultures]] value monogamy as an [[ideal]] form of [[family]] [[organization]]. However, many [[cultures]] prefer other forms of [[family]] [[organization]]. [[Anthropological]] [[data]] suggests many [[societies]] prefer polygamous marriage as a cultural ideal. There are multiple forms of nonmonogamy that are used to organize families, as well multiple forms of monogamy such as marriage, cohabitation  and extended families.[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Monogamy]

==See also==

==See also==

*[[Paper 82 - The Evolution of Marriage|The Evolution of Marriage]]

*'''''[[Paper 82 - The Evolution of Marriage|The Evolution of Marriage]]'''''

*[[Paper 83 - The Marriage Institution|The Marriage Institution]]

*'''''[[Paper 83 - The Marriage Institution|The Marriage Institution]]'''''

*[[Paper 84 - Marriage and Family Life|Marriage and Family Life]]

*'''''[[Paper 84 - Marriage and Family Life|Marriage and Family Life]]'''''

[[Category: Sociology]]

[[Category: Sociology]]

[[Category: Anthropology]]

[[Category: Anthropology]]