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... increased in Central Asians ; lowest frequency in Basques increased in Central and South American Indians and northwest Europeans present only in Europeans , Middle Easterners , and East Africans silent varieties , ( h ) present in ...
... increased in Central Asians ; lowest frequency in Basques increased in Central and South American Indians and northwest Europeans present only in Europeans , Middle Easterners , and East Africans silent varieties , ( h ) present in ...
Page 145
... increasing production as much as sixfold to eightfold through an increased rate of development from the primitive precursors . Anemia en- sues when the normal fine balance between production , destruction , and physiological loss is ...
... increasing production as much as sixfold to eightfold through an increased rate of development from the primitive precursors . Anemia en- sues when the normal fine balance between production , destruction , and physiological loss is ...
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... increasing concern that the resulting increased heat in the atmosphere could cause the Earth's average temperature to increase 2 ° to 3 ° C over a period of time . This change would have a serious im- pact on the environment , affecting ...
... increasing concern that the resulting increased heat in the atmosphere could cause the Earth's average temperature to increase 2 ° to 3 ° C over a period of time . This change would have a serious im- pact on the environment , affecting ...
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