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... phenotype . Genotype refers to the hereditary features that control an individual's form ( anatomy ) and func- tion ( physiology ) . Phenotype , which includes the organism's anatomy , physiology , and behavior , is the product of a ...
... phenotype . Genotype refers to the hereditary features that control an individual's form ( anatomy ) and func- tion ( physiology ) . Phenotype , which includes the organism's anatomy , physiology , and behavior , is the product of a ...
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... phenotype reflects a long - term interaction between heredity and environment- particularly diet . selective forces operating in similar tropical envi- ronments provide perfectly good explanations for dark skin color among tropical ...
... phenotype reflects a long - term interaction between heredity and environment- particularly diet . selective forces operating in similar tropical envi- ronments provide perfectly good explanations for dark skin color among tropical ...
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... phenotype and geno- type . Children of mixed unions are automatically classi- fied with the minority - group parent . Racial classification in Brazil demonstrates that the American system is not inevitable . Brazilians recognize more ...
... phenotype and geno- type . Children of mixed unions are automatically classi- fied with the minority - group parent . Racial classification in Brazil demonstrates that the American system is not inevitable . Brazilians recognize more ...
Contents
THE SCOPE OF ANTHROPOLOGY | 1 |
THE SUBDISCIPLINES OF ANTHROPOLOGY | 7 |
ANTHROPOLOGY AND THE OTHER HUMAN SCIENCES | 13 |
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