The emergence of man: information from protein systems.
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Summary
It is through changes in balance within these systems, and subsequent selection pressures, that the modulations of primate morphology and behaviour that constitute hominization have proceeded, and the process must be understood in terms of cytobiochemistry to give a fully detailed information of the evolving human genome.
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- article
- Published
- 1981-05-08
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- 6
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Keywords
Reef, Coral reef, Geology, Coral, Environmental issues with coral reefs
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