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Understanding 9/11The Concepts of human evolution; the proceedings of a symposium organized jointly by the Anatomical Society of Great Britain and Ireland and the Zoological Society of London on 9 and 10 November, 1972
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xiv, 480 pages 23 cm
During an era in which the experimental method was all but taken over by the physiologists and biochemists, Grafton Elliot Smith dominated the world of anatomy, and transformed the intellectural climate of his time and also helped to mould the intellectual climate in which scientists operate today. This symposium will appeal to all those concerned with primate evolution and the question of man's ancestry and the process of cultural evolution
"This Symposium was held to mark the centenary of the birth of Sir Grafton Elliot Smith."
Includes bibliographical references
During an era in which the experimental method was all but taken over by the physiologists and biochemists, Grafton Elliot Smith dominated the world of anatomy, and transformed the intellectural climate of his time and also helped to mould the intellectual climate in which scientists operate today. This symposium will appeal to all those concerned with primate evolution and the question of man's ancestry and the process of cultural evolution
"This Symposium was held to mark the centenary of the birth of Sir Grafton Elliot Smith."
Includes bibliographical references
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