polyhierarchy
ancestral chart
stemma
marry-in
grandparent
brood
half
hierarchical database
call tree
birth
paternal cousin
parentage
great-grandparent
genealogy
paternal
maternal
cross cousin
in loco parentum
stem
stepfather
stirps
second cousin
half blood
maternal grandchild
spear side
genetic
paternal grandchild
first cousin
grandrelation
only-begotten
cosegregate
inherited
stepparent
transmissible
transmitted
familial
great-great-grandparent
hereditary
line of descent
lineage
blood line
line
family
fatherhood
descent
stock
motherhood
ancestry
paternity
blood
brother
maternity
pedigree
cladogram
folks
half-blood
bloodline
eldest
origin
maternal cousin
fruit of one's loins
family grouping
hereditarily
genogram
filioparental
distaff side
coparcener
stepsibling
irregular double cousin
halfsie
sesquiple cousin
dynast
co-grandparent
hash tree
tephritid
stepaunt
side
Brady Bunch
great-great-grandchild
confamilial
double
full-sibling
family of procreation
family tree
racial
half-uncle
people
fruit of the union
dendrogram
sublineation
allofamilial
connection
folk
stem family

English words for 'A hierarchical relationship (tree) in which at least one child has more than one parent'

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