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The micropaedia can be used as an information resource on its own; and it can
function as support for the longer articles in the macropaedia (to which it refers
whenever appropriate). The micropaedia in turn is supported by references in the
...
The micropaedia can be used as an information resource on its own; and it can
function as support for the longer articles in the macropaedia (to which it refers
whenever appropriate). The micropaedia in turn is supported by references in the
...
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For full treatment, see macropaedia: Biblical Literature. The major types of
biblical criticism are: ( 1 ) textual criticism, which is concerned with establishing
the original or most authoritative text, (2) philological criticism, which is the study
of the ...
For full treatment, see macropaedia: Biblical Literature. The major types of
biblical criticism are: ( 1 ) textual criticism, which is concerned with establishing
the original or most authoritative text, (2) philological criticism, which is the study
of the ...
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For full treatment, see macropaedia: Behaviour, Animal. The internal mechanism
by which such a rhythmic phenomenon occurs and is maintained even in the
absence of the apparent environmental stimulus is termed a biological clock.
For full treatment, see macropaedia: Behaviour, Animal. The internal mechanism
by which such a rhythmic phenomenon occurs and is maintained even in the
absence of the apparent environmental stimulus is termed a biological clock.
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| Title | Encyclopedia Britannica |
| Editor | Robert MacHenry |
| Edition | 15 |
| Publisher | Encyclopaedia Britannica, 1981 |
| ISBN | 0852295537, 9780852295533 |
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