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Porter, John J., author.
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In their forthcoming book The Evolution of Moral Progress: A Biocultural Theory, Allen Buchanan and
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Gangwisch, Jeffrey, author.
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evolution of digital culture. These pieces explore the consumption of the human by the digital, where the
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Alon, Titan M., author.
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investments on narrower sets of skills. The evolution of secondary and post-secondary curricula in the United
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Smith, Joel Haviland, author.
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, including several applications to recent human evolution, (2) an application of the same method to infer the
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Edmiston, Pierce, author.
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results improve our understanding of human cultural evolution by suggesting ways in which our system of
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Shahrdar, Shervin, author. (orcid)0000-0003-1502-0023
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understand how various autonomous driving scenarios can increase or decrease human trust and how trust can be
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Siritanasak, Praween, author.
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evolution. Nevertheless, many questions remain. The next step in finding the answer lies in the measurement
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Pavlovic, Bryan, author.
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a primary tissue, we collected RNA-seq for cardiomyocytes derived from our human and chimpanzee iPSC
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Chase, Linda J., author.
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environmental and social justice issues that inspires action. I introduce how the evolution and acceptance of
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Chakrabortty, Sharmistha, author.
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coding and non-coding region of the DNA. They provide great resources for the evolution of an organism in
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Yadav, Ram Chandra Singh, author.
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Gemorphology, an important branch of geography deals with the evolution of landforms including the
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Singh, Nisha Rani, author.
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earth surface, the stage of the human activities is developing as a multi-disciplinary subject owing its
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Miller, Elizabeth Morgan, author.
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looking newly at the reason and goal of learning. Looking at the evolution of educational assessment over
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Willett, Sara Lynne, author.
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; support and sponsorship of the CEO; encouraging employees to tell their stories; evolution of the program
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Bosch, Taylor James, author.
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Habitual tool use is considered a hallmark of human evolution. Though non-humans also use tools
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Harvey, Vorricia, author.
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properties. Subsequently, policy has guided the evolution of employment program models with the primary goal
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Short, Diana Marie, author. (orcid)0000-0002-5954-6329
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antimicrobial use, can be expected at best to only postpone the evolution of antimicrobial resistance. To
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Dong, Han, author. (orcid)0000-0002-6742-1606
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. These systems, and their externalities, are interwoven with human actions and communities' evolution
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Morton, Carey W., author.
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evolution has made leaps and bounds in the continuous struggle to achieve mastery over the natural world
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Hale, Marcia Rosalie, author.
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opportunities of change. A human security analysis follows, drawing on these findings as well as that of a third
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Orsbon, Courtney Peterson, author. (orcid)0000-0003-1982-3990
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hyolingual and craniofacial morphology over the course of human evolution and ontogeny affect hyolingual
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Gasore, Jimmy, author.
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total human induced radiative forcing. Sufficient observations exist to quantify the global budget of
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Ross, Joseph A., author. (orcid)0000-0003-1934-085X
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This dissertation is an intellectual and legal history that traces the evolution of human rights
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Mortimer, Tatum D., author.
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evolution and adaptation to human hosts. Many population genetics statistics to measure diversity and
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Kim, Dongjeen, author.
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. In my last chapter on the post-1998 era of financial liberalisation, I explore the evolution of the
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O'Neill, Mary B., author.
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technologies. This thesis dissects genetic signatures in natural populations of humans and human pathogens to
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Rolfe, Mark J., author.
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-sensitive activities of synthetic human β-defensin 2 (DEFB2), mouse β-defensin2 (Defb2), and a novel β-defensin related
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Xu, Duo, author.
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After deciphering the evolution of MUC7 tandem repeats in primates and in human populations, the
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Gomes, Cecil, author.
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-TCGA dataset, in human lung adenocarcinoma cells. Overexpression of this isoform caused a fraction of cells to
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Williams, Devin N., author.
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increasing worldwide. This current topic of human evolution is relevant to the research of anthropologists
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Holland, Cynthia K., author. (orcid)0000-0001-6099-7998
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evolution of the alternative Tyr pathway is currently unknown. Here we characterized recently-diverged plant
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LaSharr, Tayler N., author.
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The influence of human harvest on the evolution of secondary sexual characteristics in wildlife is
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Hlubik, Sarah, author.
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of Human Evolution, to be part of a special issue on research in Koobi Fora of the Okote Member. The
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Butt, Jonathan Thomas Delafield, author.
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distortion, and refer to data on the transmission of human GLI3 to suggest this phenomenon is occurring in
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James, Louise Anne, author.
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advances lead to the evolution the Human Genome Mapping Programme (HGMP), which aims to prepare a genetic
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