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... linguistics . Physical anthropologists interested in the relationship between human and protohuman fossils may , because ... linguistic , and cultural aspects of human existence . Rather , it strives to achieve a particular orientation ...
... linguistics . Physical anthropologists interested in the relationship between human and protohuman fossils may , because ... linguistic , and cultural aspects of human existence . Rather , it strives to achieve a particular orientation ...
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... linguistic science except insofar as one is willing to accept all contemporary languages as corrupt and " substandard " versions of earlier languages ( see below ) . When the dialect variant of a segment of a larger speech community is ...
... linguistic science except insofar as one is willing to accept all contemporary languages as corrupt and " substandard " versions of earlier languages ( see below ) . When the dialect variant of a segment of a larger speech community is ...
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... linguistic structures and can as easily develop in relationship to English , French , Swahili , or Hindi . The Significance of Linguistic Change ... linguistic evolution than we can expect to terminate The Significance of Linguistic Change.
... linguistic structures and can as easily develop in relationship to English , French , Swahili , or Hindi . The Significance of Linguistic Change ... linguistic evolution than we can expect to terminate The Significance of Linguistic Change.
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Biological Evolution | 7 |
FIGURES 11 Anthropologists at Work 289 | 8 |
Population Genetics | 13 |
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