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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... mean someday is more anxiety - ridden parents - to - be glowering at more dedi- cated genetics counselors . It will also mean fewer babies doomed to the ago- nies of diseases we may understand but that we'll never be able to accept ...
... mean someday is more anxiety - ridden parents - to - be glowering at more dedi- cated genetics counselors . It will also mean fewer babies doomed to the ago- nies of diseases we may understand but that we'll never be able to accept ...
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... mean when your doctor inflates a rubber cuff about your arm , listens , deflates the cuff , and finally pro- nounces , " Your blood pressure is 120 over 80. " The cuff device is called a sphygmomanometer , and it measures the pressure ...
... mean when your doctor inflates a rubber cuff about your arm , listens , deflates the cuff , and finally pro- nounces , " Your blood pressure is 120 over 80. " The cuff device is called a sphygmomanometer , and it measures the pressure ...
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... mean the same thing because they derive from a single deep structure . Conversely , two sentences with different deep structures and different meanings can look exactly the same on the surface ( for example , " Fleeing leopards can be ...
... mean the same thing because they derive from a single deep structure . Conversely , two sentences with different deep structures and different meanings can look exactly the same on the surface ( for example , " Fleeing leopards can be ...
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Topic Guide | 2 |
Overview | 5 |
These Are Real Swinging Primates Shannon Brownlee | 13 |
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