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What is the relationship between the Mudhead kachina and the kachina?
A - The kachina are a larger category of mythological figures, and the
Mudhead kachina are one example within that category.
B - The kachina are examples of a type of mythology, and the Mudhead
kachina are the people who created that mythology.
c) The kachina are later versions of the original Mudhead kachina that were
first introduced in Hopi mythology.
D - The Mudhead kachina are the simpler version of the kachina, so they can
be explained to kids before they learn the whole mythology.

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