Physical Anthropology: 2000-2001 EditionThis updated reader is a compilation of carefully selected articles from newspapers, magazines and journals addressing important topics in physical anthropology. |
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... become a new species , even though it may be identical to its " sister species " in every respect except its be- havior . Such a new species is free to fol- low a new path of genetic change , since it does not become homogenized with ...
... become a new species , even though it may be identical to its " sister species " in every respect except its be- havior . Such a new species is free to fol- low a new path of genetic change , since it does not become homogenized with ...
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... become accustomed to meat — that is , to become ' clever animals of prey . " " And to become clever animals of prey , they'd need tools . Although he is a well - respected inves- tigator , Mochanov has been unable to con- vince either ...
... become accustomed to meat — that is , to become ' clever animals of prey . " " And to become clever animals of prey , they'd need tools . Although he is a well - respected inves- tigator , Mochanov has been unable to con- vince either ...
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... become possible in the past quarter- century have also triggered new dis- eases . After the construction of the Aswan Dam in 1970 , for instance , Rift Valley fever infected 200,000 people in Egypt , killing 600. The disease had been ...
... become possible in the past quarter- century have also triggered new dis- eases . After the construction of the Aswan Dam in 1970 , for instance , Rift Valley fever infected 200,000 people in Egypt , killing 600. The disease had been ...
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