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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... learned of competi- tion and the struggle for existence . From Time 6- m his work on barnacles , his travels , and his knowledge of domesticated varieties he learned that species do not have im- mutable essences but are variable in all ...
... learned of competi- tion and the struggle for existence . From Time 6- m his work on barnacles , his travels , and his knowledge of domesticated varieties he learned that species do not have im- mutable essences but are variable in all ...
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... learned to fill in the blanks in sentences in ways that suggested they had learned the rules that govern simple sentence construction . Moreover , 6 percent of Lana's sentences were ' novel ' in that they differed from the ones that she ...
... learned to fill in the blanks in sentences in ways that suggested they had learned the rules that govern simple sentence construction . Moreover , 6 percent of Lana's sentences were ' novel ' in that they differed from the ones that she ...
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... learned words by listening to speech . He first comprehended certain spoken words , then learned to read the lexigram symbols . This was possible be- cause his caretakers pointed to these symbols as they spoke . For example , Kanzi learned ...
... learned words by listening to speech . He first comprehended certain spoken words , then learned to read the lexigram symbols . This was possible be- cause his caretakers pointed to these symbols as they spoke . For example , Kanzi learned ...
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Overview | 5 |
These Are Real Swinging Primates Shannon Brownlee | 13 |
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