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Human Biological Diversity

Human Biological Diversity

Daniel E. Brown

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Editorial:
Taylor & Francis Ltd
Año de edición:
2017
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Antropología
ISBN:
9781138403802

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This text is intended for the sophomore level course in human variation/human biology taught in anthropology departments. It may also serve as a supplementary text in introductory physical anthropology courses.

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