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... Adaptive Radiation " From this point of view , what will happen when there is a new kind of habitat for all three of the human natures ? We can get some insight from the biologist's conception of how life manages to find a new place for ...
... Adaptive Radiation " From this point of view , what will happen when there is a new kind of habitat for all three of the human natures ? We can get some insight from the biologist's conception of how life manages to find a new place for ...
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... adaptive radiation has suggested that new inventions , new customs , new values in human living must fit into the struc- ture that already exists ( winning some of the battles against ex- isting ways , losing other battles , making many ...
... adaptive radiation has suggested that new inventions , new customs , new values in human living must fit into the struc- ture that already exists ( winning some of the battles against ex- isting ways , losing other battles , making many ...
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... adaptive radiation men- tioned above . This principle presumably applies regardless of the specific forms of life involved . Indeed , as we tried to show above , it holds even for inorganic realities of various sorts . From such a ...
... adaptive radiation men- tioned above . This principle presumably applies regardless of the specific forms of life involved . Indeed , as we tried to show above , it holds even for inorganic realities of various sorts . From such a ...
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Our Twentiethcentury Vantage Point | 3 |
The Invention of Culture | 47 |
How We Come to Want What We Want | 60 |
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