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... human behaviour . See also psychological development . human being ( species Homo sapiens ) , a bipedal primate mammal that is anatomically related to the great apes but is distinguished by a more highly developed brain , with a ...
... human behaviour . See also psychological development . human being ( species Homo sapiens ) , a bipedal primate mammal that is anatomically related to the great apes but is distinguished by a more highly developed brain , with a ...
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human - factors engineering 136 also retained a number of apelike traits , in- cluding thick skull bones , jutting brow ridges , a receding forehead , and a projecting jaw . Nonetheless , H. erectus was recognizably human and apparently ...
human - factors engineering 136 also retained a number of apelike traits , in- cluding thick skull bones , jutting brow ridges , a receding forehead , and a projecting jaw . Nonetheless , H. erectus was recognizably human and apparently ...
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... Human migrations within recorded history have transformed the entire aspect of lands and continents and the racial , ethnic , and lin- guistic composition of their populations . The map of Europe , for example , is the product of ...
... Human migrations within recorded history have transformed the entire aspect of lands and continents and the racial , ethnic , and lin- guistic composition of their populations . The map of Europe , for example , is the product of ...
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19th century Horsehair for the textile industry | 87 |
horsehair worm also called HAIRWORM | 250 |
of this dark cloud has a shape somewhat | 300 |
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