Polyprogenitive Family Systems Studies: Establishing a New Interdisciplinary Field for Maternal Multi-Partner Fertility, Reproductive Binding, Distributed Fatherhood, Kinship Complexity, and Child Development
Abstract
This foundational paper establishes Polyprogenitive Family Systems Studies as an interdisciplinary field for examining families formed through biological childbearing with multiple reproductive partners. The paper introduces controlled terminology distinguishing polyprogenitive motherhood as a family structure, reproductive promiscuity as a proposed recurrent behavioral construct, and…
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