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... called conditioned allophones , whereas those that occur randomly and are not in complementary distribution are called free allophones . A given phoneme , then , consists of a range of sounds , which contrasts signifi- cantly with the ...
... called conditioned allophones , whereas those that occur randomly and are not in complementary distribution are called free allophones . A given phoneme , then , consists of a range of sounds , which contrasts signifi- cantly with the ...
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... called Pleistocene megafauna had become extinct in Europe . Gone were the woolly mammoth and rhino , steppe bison , giant elk , and wild ass . No doubt the marvelously skilled Upper Paleolithic hunters themselves contributed to this ...
... called Pleistocene megafauna had become extinct in Europe . Gone were the woolly mammoth and rhino , steppe bison , giant elk , and wild ass . No doubt the marvelously skilled Upper Paleolithic hunters themselves contributed to this ...
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... called Ikanancowi father and he called them his sons ; he visited them in his dreams frequently and he had munpí anká near him always . [ Wagley 1943 : 66-67 ] Tapirapé shamans are frequently called upon to cure illness . This they do ...
... called Ikanancowi father and he called them his sons ; he visited them in his dreams frequently and he had munpí anká near him always . [ Wagley 1943 : 66-67 ] Tapirapé shamans are frequently called upon to cure illness . This they do ...
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Biological Evolution | 7 |
FIGURES 11 Anthropologists at Work 289 | 8 |
Population Genetics | 13 |
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