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either driven weaker groups away from their territory or has resulted in the
newcomers' assuming control of the territory and reducing the older inhabitants to
the status of ethnic minorities. Some of these weaker ethnic stocks eventually ...
either driven weaker groups away from their territory or has resulted in the
newcomers' assuming control of the territory and reducing the older inhabitants to
the status of ethnic minorities. Some of these weaker ethnic stocks eventually ...
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Except for the large eastward expansion of the Slavic group, the map reflects
distributional patterns that prevailed in the 18th century. At that time, by far the
largest language groups, by number of speakers, were the Chinese and Indo-
Aryan, ...
Except for the large eastward expansion of the Slavic group, the map reflects
distributional patterns that prevailed in the 18th century. At that time, by far the
largest language groups, by number of speakers, were the Chinese and Indo-
Aryan, ...
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o ХАВ B , AB A , AB enzyme of cataract enzyme chromosome number 1 group
group locus that controls the secretion of ABH ... The blood group groups as
genes act as markers of the chromosomes that carry Table 6 : Genetic Linkages
and ...
o ХАВ B , AB A , AB enzyme of cataract enzyme chromosome number 1 group
group locus that controls the secretion of ABH ... The blood group groups as
genes act as markers of the chromosomes that carry Table 6 : Genetic Linkages
and ...
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