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Page 126
... animals , such as chimpanzees , tend to gather in groups , while territorial animals , such as birds , tend to as- sume uniform spacing . Close attention must be paid to the scale of study in order to get an accurate reading of these ...
... animals , such as chimpanzees , tend to gather in groups , while territorial animals , such as birds , tend to as- sume uniform spacing . Close attention must be paid to the scale of study in order to get an accurate reading of these ...
Page 163
... animals and plants . The fundamen- tal distinction of domesticated animals and plants from their wild ancestors is that they are created by human labour to meet specific requirements or whims and are adapted to the conditions of ...
... animals and plants . The fundamen- tal distinction of domesticated animals and plants from their wild ancestors is that they are created by human labour to meet specific requirements or whims and are adapted to the conditions of ...
Page 208
1 1 V. Draft Riot of 1863 208 and to allow the animal to pull the vehicle in comfort , either singly or in concert with oth- ers . Long teams of draft animals , used in pairs and numbering as many as 24 animals , were common in the 19th ...
1 1 V. Draft Riot of 1863 208 and to allow the animal to pull the vehicle in comfort , either singly or in concert with oth- ers . Long teams of draft animals , used in pairs and numbering as many as 24 animals , were common in the 19th ...
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