The Evolution of Man and Society |
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3 BREEDING SYSTEMS I. BREEDING HABITS AND SEX DETERMINATION TE HE IDEA that new kinds of animals or men may differ in form or habit by heredity from older kinds is easy to apprehend . The idea that they may be favoured by natural ...
3 BREEDING SYSTEMS I. BREEDING HABITS AND SEX DETERMINATION TE HE IDEA that new kinds of animals or men may differ in form or habit by heredity from older kinds is easy to apprehend . The idea that they may be favoured by natural ...
الصفحة 49
Man's continuous sexual life was the first great innovation in his breeding system . It was followed by a breeding crisis which led to a series of other innovations . II . THE BREEDING CRISIS a . Evidence of Primitive Man In order to ...
Man's continuous sexual life was the first great innovation in his breeding system . It was followed by a breeding crisis which led to a series of other innovations . II . THE BREEDING CRISIS a . Evidence of Primitive Man In order to ...
الصفحة 50
How then , it may be asked , does the primitive tribe hold together . What gives it unity ? The answer is through its breeding system . And this has two aspects . First , there is the coherence which is due to all breeding being within ...
How then , it may be asked , does the primitive tribe hold together . What gives it unity ? The answer is through its breeding system . And this has two aspects . First , there is the coherence which is due to all breeding being within ...
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THE FOUNDATIONS page | 19 |
PROVIDENT SOCIETIES | 67 |
EXPANDING PEOPLES | 127 |
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