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... variation in time and space . When Charles Darwin proposed natural selection as the major reason for evolution ( descent with modifi- cation ) among life forms , he argued that the variation encountered in any population meant that some ...
... variation in time and space . When Charles Darwin proposed natural selection as the major reason for evolution ( descent with modifi- cation ) among life forms , he argued that the variation encountered in any population meant that some ...
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... VARIATION IN SPACE : SOCIOLINGUISTICS Language and culture merge in the ethnosemantic study of how people in other cultures perceive and treat , through classification and lexical distinctions , aspects of their experience . Detailed ...
... VARIATION IN SPACE : SOCIOLINGUISTICS Language and culture merge in the ethnosemantic study of how people in other cultures perceive and treat , through classification and lexical distinctions , aspects of their experience . Detailed ...
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... variation , can lead to linguistic change over time . VARIATION IN TIME : HISTORICAL LINGUISTICS Sociolinguistics examines contemporary variation- historical change in progress ; historical linguistics deals with the results , over ...
... variation , can lead to linguistic change over time . VARIATION IN TIME : HISTORICAL LINGUISTICS Sociolinguistics examines contemporary variation- historical change in progress ; historical linguistics deals with the results , over ...
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ANTHROPOLOGY AND THE OTHER | 16 |
HOMOLOGIES AND ANALOGIES | 29 |
Behavioral adaptation to environmental | 37 |
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