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... important, provide means of looking at their data. The reader may then make up his own mind as to whether or not the arguments presented have been convincing. Human variation has, of course, both racial and nonracial dimensions ...
... important, provide means of looking at their data. The reader may then make up his own mind as to whether or not the arguments presented have been convincing. Human variation has, of course, both racial and nonracial dimensions ...
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... important in determining the infant's early experiences. It is predictable, then, that the mother's social position, or status, may have important implications for that of her offspring as it matures. This correlation varies greatly ...
... important in determining the infant's early experiences. It is predictable, then, that the mother's social position, or status, may have important implications for that of her offspring as it matures. This correlation varies greatly ...
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... importance of social behavior, because society is a major adaptive mechanism with many functions, but one of the most important of these functions is the provision of a rich and protected social context in which young mature. Field ...
... importance of social behavior, because society is a major adaptive mechanism with many functions, but one of the most important of these functions is the provision of a rich and protected social context in which young mature. Field ...
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GEORGE GAYLORD SIMPSON | 7 |
ERNST MAYR | 26 |
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