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Page 78
... group might be considered better to include the subgroup IIIa or the subgroup IIIb , although the former is often so included . The other four groups are as follows : the carbon group , IV , consists of carbon , silicon , germanium ...
... group might be considered better to include the subgroup IIIa or the subgroup IIIb , although the former is often so included . The other four groups are as follows : the carbon group , IV , consists of carbon , silicon , germanium ...
Page 382
... groups , this plan is varied in details without major improvements , but in annelid worms the central nervous system is more highly developed and the domi- chordates nance of the brain more pronounced . In the arthropods ( e.g. ...
... groups , this plan is varied in details without major improvements , but in annelid worms the central nervous system is more highly developed and the domi- chordates nance of the brain more pronounced . In the arthropods ( e.g. ...
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... group much of the time . Some analysts , in fact , assert that most significant political decisions are made in small groups . An under- standing of the dynamics of small groups is thus essential to an understanding of power . Many ...
... group much of the time . Some analysts , in fact , assert that most significant political decisions are made in small groups . An under- standing of the dynamics of small groups is thus essential to an understanding of power . Many ...
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