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James W. Moore,S. Ramamoorthyt years, advances in molecular sequencing have paved the way for a taxonomic reappraisal, which has revealed that the genus is comprised of at least 15 species, some of which have limited distributions and are threatened with extinction. In this chapter, the patterns of evolution and diversification

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James W. Moore,S. Ramamoorthypartners in the Middle East, with the United States providing considerable military and economic aid. Iran was now regarded as a barrier against Soviet incursions in the Middle East and Asia. It was also an example of what could be achieved with American support and assistance. In a 14 December 1959

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James W. Moore,S. Ramamoorthy A popular saying has it that “Every Chinese is a Confucian in good times, and a Taoist in times of disaster.” In prosperous and secure times one sees the practical, skeptical, and socially correct side of Chinese behavior. In times of stress and danger the Chinese are inclined to show their mystica

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James W. Moore,S. Ramamoorthyonomic crisis (2009) and its ongoing fallout (and the threat of an even more fatal outcome) should dispel those doubts. Make no mistake, the eyes of the world point to the American way of life, its ., as the ideological epicenter of the near collapse. Among the homo sapiens cast of billions, the pro

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James W. Moore,S. Ramamoorthy with the subsequent occupation of the formerly sovereign Middle Eastern nation. Homo americanus invectives against the French consisted in large part of accusations of some historical propensity of the French toward cowardice. This frivolous claim is, of course, ill-considered, based as it is on an