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... upper lips attached externally to their nose by a moist strip of skin called a rhinarium , which can also be seen on the snout of any convenient cat or dog . We humans boast a dry nose and a dry , hairy upper lip . But the two vertical ...
... upper lips attached externally to their nose by a moist strip of skin called a rhinarium , which can also be seen on the snout of any convenient cat or dog . We humans boast a dry nose and a dry , hairy upper lip . But the two vertical ...
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... Upper Paleolithic in- struments . Specialized tools were made by retouching edges and ends . This blade is four ... Upper Paleolithic From observation of the cultural evolution of the Lower , Middle , and Upper Paleolithic alone , one ...
... Upper Paleolithic in- struments . Specialized tools were made by retouching edges and ends . This blade is four ... Upper Paleolithic From observation of the cultural evolution of the Lower , Middle , and Upper Paleolithic alone , one ...
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... UPPER UPPER 1.44 % LOWER UPPER 1.56 % UPPER MIDDLE 10.22 % LOWER MIDDLE 28.12 % UPPER LOWER 32.60 % LOWER LOWER 25.22 % a stratification system exist independently of the self - appraisal. UNKNOWN 0.84 % Class Consciousness.
... UPPER UPPER 1.44 % LOWER UPPER 1.56 % UPPER MIDDLE 10.22 % LOWER MIDDLE 28.12 % UPPER LOWER 32.60 % LOWER LOWER 25.22 % a stratification system exist independently of the self - appraisal. UNKNOWN 0.84 % Class Consciousness.
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Biological Evolution | 7 |
FIGURES 11 Anthropologists at Work 289 | 8 |
Population Genetics | 13 |
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