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Auteur principal:	Boyd, Robert, Ph. D.
Autres auteurs:	Silk, Joan B.
Format:	Sách giấy
Publié:	New York : W.W. Norton, 2000
Édition:	2nd ed
Sujets:	Human evolution.
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