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... produced the great physicist Huygens and the great microscopist Leeuwenhoek was the Netherlands which produced ... produce great architecture . Just as we do not expect anyone , not even Leonardo , to be a genius in every sphere of ...
... produced the great physicist Huygens and the great microscopist Leeuwenhoek was the Netherlands which produced ... produce great architecture . Just as we do not expect anyone , not even Leonardo , to be a genius in every sphere of ...
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... produce so profound a change that the organism cannot sur- vive . Some relatively rare mutations produce salutary effects or , in the case of domestic animals , start new lines which man has selected and deliberately perpetuated through ...
... produce so profound a change that the organism cannot sur- vive . Some relatively rare mutations produce salutary effects or , in the case of domestic animals , start new lines which man has selected and deliberately perpetuated through ...
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... produce offspring who are by definition not very far above or below the mass average ; but some offspring at any given time draw " better " and others " worse " genes than their parents with respect to any attribute . It will follow ...
... produce offspring who are by definition not very far above or below the mass average ; but some offspring at any given time draw " better " and others " worse " genes than their parents with respect to any attribute . It will follow ...
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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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