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... Biological anthropologists are aware , however , that not all biological differences between individuals and between populations have a genetic basis . Ac- cordingly , a growing number of scholars are inves- tigating , through ...
... Biological anthropologists are aware , however , that not all biological differences between individuals and between populations have a genetic basis . Ac- cordingly , a growing number of scholars are inves- tigating , through ...
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... biological and cul- tural similarities and differences in time and space , is a uniquely holistic discipline . Culture , which is transmitted through learning and social life rather than through biological inheritance , is a major ...
... biological and cul- tural similarities and differences in time and space , is a uniquely holistic discipline . Culture , which is transmitted through learning and social life rather than through biological inheritance , is a major ...
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... biological kin types on the gen- eration above ego , the first ascending generation . Letters at the top serve to identify six biological kin types . Numbers indicate the manner of classifica- tion . Where the same number appears in a ...
... biological kin types on the gen- eration above ego , the first ascending generation . Letters at the top serve to identify six biological kin types . Numbers indicate the manner of classifica- tion . Where the same number appears in a ...
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ANTHROPOLOGY AND THE OTHER | 16 |
HOMOLOGIES AND ANALOGIES | 29 |
Behavioral adaptation to environmental | 37 |
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