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Ramnik Singh MD,Michael W. O’Dell MDved from human social experience and carried over into “scientific” realms. I have discussed elsewhere (Lewontin, 1968) long-term trends in evolutionary doctrine as a reflection of long-term changes in socioeconomic relations, but even in the present era of Darwinism there is considerable diversity

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Gerald J. Amiel MB, BS, MRCS, FRCOGor colonization—in terms, therefore, of the origin or arrival of species. However, a major element permitting the build-up of faunas has been the coadaptation of their species-the fact that they are ecologically fitted together. Study of this coadaptation among living species is, in fact, a major pa

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The physiology of reproduction,e, literature about Shakespeare must exceed the Bard’s works by an order of magnitude usually reserved for interstellar distances. Yet if every profession must have its ., shall we begrudge a Jurassic oyster yet one more article?

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Essential Oil Antimalarial Activitybcontinent of peninsular India, has been the subject of much lively discussion among geologists, paleontologists, and biologists for more than half a century. Likewise, the inferred phenomenon of continental drift, involving the rifting of Gondwanaland into several large fragments, which are the con

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