The New Encyclopaedia Britannica, Volumes 1-10Encyclopaedia Britannica, 1974 - Reference [1] Propaedia: outline of knowledge and guide to the Britannica.--[2]-[11] Micropaedia: ready reference and index.--[12]-[30] Macropaedia: knowledge in depth. |
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Page 438
... forms are more manlike than apelike , they differ significantly . That of the gracile form closely resembles that of Homo erec- tus ( see HOMINIDAE ) morphologically and in proportions along the tooth row . In contrast , the robust form ...
... forms are more manlike than apelike , they differ significantly . That of the gracile form closely resembles that of Homo erec- tus ( see HOMINIDAE ) morphologically and in proportions along the tooth row . In contrast , the robust form ...
Page 440
... form had a wide distribution in the Old World ; the gracile form was ap- parently confined to Africa . CONTROVERSIES CONCERNING CLASSIFICATION As already noted , the view that two forms are represented in the early hominid material is ...
... form had a wide distribution in the Old World ; the gracile form was ap- parently confined to Africa . CONTROVERSIES CONCERNING CLASSIFICATION As already noted , the view that two forms are represented in the early hominid material is ...
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... forms . " Bacon himself had great difficulty in giving an adequate and exact defi- nition of what he meant by a form . A study of the vari- ous passages in the Novum Organum in which the defini- tion of forms is attempted seems to show ...
... forms . " Bacon himself had great difficulty in giving an adequate and exact defi- nition of what he meant by a form . A study of the vari- ous passages in the Novum Organum in which the defini- tion of forms is attempted seems to show ...
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