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... groups disappear or become merged into larger groups , some eth- nic populations are increasing in numbers , thus increasing the relative importance of their languages . The large increase in the population of China now means that ...
... groups disappear or become merged into larger groups , some eth- nic populations are increasing in numbers , thus increasing the relative importance of their languages . The large increase in the population of China now means that ...
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... groups as genetic markers Advances in seeing and identifying. Identification of antibodies . When an antibody is ... Groups in Transfusion red cells group antigen on antibody in serum A B A B anti - B anti - A O neither AB A and B anti ...
... groups as genetic markers Advances in seeing and identifying. Identification of antibodies . When an antibody is ... Groups in Transfusion red cells group antigen on antibody in serum A B A B anti - B anti - A O neither AB A and B anti ...
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... groups and biology . In some situations blood group substances remain stable over hundreds of years . It has been shown that ABH substances are still present in bones and mummified tissue from ancient Egyptian tombs . The stability of ...
... groups and biology . In some situations blood group substances remain stable over hundreds of years . It has been shown that ABH substances are still present in bones and mummified tissue from ancient Egyptian tombs . The stability of ...
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