An edition of Human biology of Asian highland populations in the global context (1989)

Human biology of Asian highland populations in the global context

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Amitabha Basu, Ranjan Gupta
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Indian Anthropological Society
Language
English
Pages
132

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Subjects

Influence of Altitude, Adaptation (Biology), Human biology
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Human biology of Asian highland populations in the global context
1989, Indian Anthropological Society
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Edition Notes

Includes bibliographical references.
Contributed articles.

Published in
Calcutta, India
Series
Occasional papers / Indian Anthropological Society ;, 9, Occasional papers (Indian Anthropological Society) ;, 9.

Classifications

Library of Congress
MLCM 93/09271 (Q)

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Pagination
xi, 132 p. :
Number of pages
132

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Open Library
OL2007341M
LCCN
90905722
OCLC/WorldCat
27435211

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