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Paleoanthropology and evolutionary theory.

History and philosophy of the life sciences - 1 Jan 2012

Tattersall Ian

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Paleoanthropologists of the first half of the twentieth century were little concerned either with evolutionary theory or with the technicalities and broader implications of zoological nomenclature. In consequence, the paleoanthropological literature of the period consisted largely of a series of...

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