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Darwin and the evolutionary theory in biology
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54959
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RP21652
Author:
Mayr, Ernst, 1904-2005
Citation:
BOOK: Evolution and anthropology : a centennial appraisal. Anthropological Society of Washington. 1959 : 3-12;
Year:
1959
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Reprint
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