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... activities , some of which are essential to the survival of the population . Unfortunately anthropologists have sel- dom collected the appropriate data , and hence it is very difficult to generalize about how time is allocated to ...
... activities , some of which are essential to the survival of the population . Unfortunately anthropologists have sel- dom collected the appropriate data , and hence it is very difficult to generalize about how time is allocated to ...
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... activities involve preparation and consumption of food ; cleaning , grooming , and disciplining of the young ; sleeping ; and adult sexual intercourse . These activities take place within an architectural setting a residence or domicile ...
... activities involve preparation and consumption of food ; cleaning , grooming , and disciplining of the young ; sleeping ; and adult sexual intercourse . These activities take place within an architectural setting a residence or domicile ...
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... activities and that are produced primarily for practical purposes or for commercial sale . Carpenters are distinguished from people who make wooden sculptures , bricklayers from architects , housepainters from those who apply paint to ...
... activities and that are produced primarily for practical purposes or for commercial sale . Carpenters are distinguished from people who make wooden sculptures , bricklayers from architects , housepainters from those who apply paint to ...
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Population Genetics | 13 |
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Suborder Anthropoidea versus Suborder Prosimii | 27 |
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