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... complex , " advanced , " or " efficient " than their predecessors . They are simply better adapted under the circumstances . There is no basis for attribut- ing any single or irreversible direction of change to bioevolution ...
... complex , " advanced , " or " efficient " than their predecessors . They are simply better adapted under the circumstances . There is no basis for attribut- ing any single or irreversible direction of change to bioevolution ...
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... complex level of social structure , communal forms of beliefs and practices become more elaborate . Groups of ... complex levels contains the beliefs and practices of all the less complex levels . Consequently among societies with eccle ...
... complex level of social structure , communal forms of beliefs and practices become more elaborate . Groups of ... complex levels contains the beliefs and practices of all the less complex levels . Consequently among societies with eccle ...
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... complex : in girls , 603- 4 ; feminine manifestations , 606-7 ; Malinowski's exception to , 604 ; masculine manifesta- tions of , 603-4 ; nuclear con- flict and , 603 ; penis envy and , 604 ; warfare and , 604-5 Oldowan complex , 81-2 ...
... complex : in girls , 603- 4 ; feminine manifestations , 606-7 ; Malinowski's exception to , 604 ; masculine manifesta- tions of , 603-4 ; nuclear con- flict and , 603 ; penis envy and , 604 ; warfare and , 604-5 Oldowan complex , 81-2 ...
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Population Genetics | 13 |
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Suborder Anthropoidea versus Suborder Prosimii | 27 |
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