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Page 38
... various subsections of this great family moved into various areas , for some of the latent hereditary traits to de- velop and become fixated as appropriate adaptations in each en- vironment while other groups , essentially the same but ...
... various subsections of this great family moved into various areas , for some of the latent hereditary traits to de- velop and become fixated as appropriate adaptations in each en- vironment while other groups , essentially the same but ...
Page 53
... various aspects of the environment must be simultaneously reported ; sight and hearing , for example , must give one another corroboration and mutual correction . We re- spond not to one object and then to another but to the joint or ...
... various aspects of the environment must be simultaneously reported ; sight and hearing , for example , must give one another corroboration and mutual correction . We re- spond not to one object and then to another but to the joint or ...
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... various sorts , you are not much surprised to learn that when these three things interacted in Sicily in 1781 , or ... various biological changes are likely to interact , and how the various social changes are likely to interact , in new ...
... various sorts , you are not much surprised to learn that when these three things interacted in Sicily in 1781 , or ... various biological changes are likely to interact , and how the various social changes are likely to interact , in new ...
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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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