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... races takes on added significance . Many raciological studies employing the major geographic races as basic taxonomic units reinforce popular but genetically false stereotypes about pure races and racial essences . Failure of scientists ...
... races takes on added significance . Many raciological studies employing the major geographic races as basic taxonomic units reinforce popular but genetically false stereotypes about pure races and racial essences . Failure of scientists ...
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An Introduction to General Anthropology Marvin Harris. 110 The Ephemerality of the Races Many raciologists of the old school confer upon the races a permanen- cy and inner integrity that not even species deserve . Some of these old ...
An Introduction to General Anthropology Marvin Harris. 110 The Ephemerality of the Races Many raciologists of the old school confer upon the races a permanen- cy and inner integrity that not even species deserve . Some of these old ...
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... races . If the racial specialties are not highly adaptive , a large amount of gene flow will alter the frequency of genotypes and destroy the phylogenetic continuity of the race . But if the racial specialties are highly adaptive , gene ...
... races . If the racial specialties are not highly adaptive , a large amount of gene flow will alter the frequency of genotypes and destroy the phylogenetic continuity of the race . But if the racial specialties are highly adaptive , gene ...
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Biological Evolution | 7 |
FIGURES 11 Anthropologists at Work 289 | 8 |
Population Genetics | 13 |
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