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... genes , so to speak , to be used more frequently - that is , more children may be born who have certain genes and gene combinations , whereas children with certain other genes and gene combinations appear less fre- quently , generation ...
... genes , so to speak , to be used more frequently - that is , more children may be born who have certain genes and gene combinations , whereas children with certain other genes and gene combinations appear less fre- quently , generation ...
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... genes . But the nega- tive approach is also important . Defective genes are of enormous importance in human evolu- tion , and the progress of applied genetics will depend in large measure upon knowing how to identify stocks which are ...
... genes . But the nega- tive approach is also important . Defective genes are of enormous importance in human evolu- tion , and the progress of applied genetics will depend in large measure upon knowing how to identify stocks which are ...
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... genetics . His volume , Out of the Night , 10 which appeared more than twenty years ago , is easier to accept today than ... Genes , " Eugenics Quarterly , Vol . 4 , 1957 , pp . 8-16 . another , the children may well , by the operation ...
... genetics . His volume , Out of the Night , 10 which appeared more than twenty years ago , is easier to accept today than ... Genes , " Eugenics Quarterly , Vol . 4 , 1957 , pp . 8-16 . another , the children may well , by the operation ...
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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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