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Genetics and the races of man

Genetics and the races of man

an introduction to modern physical anthropology
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Pages
453
Published
1950
Language
English

Synopsis

This foundational text from 1950 explores the intricate relationship between genetics and the concept of human races. William C. Boyd delves into the scientific understanding of human heredity and population groups, challenging prevailing theories of his time. The book examines how genetic principles can be applied to understand the diversity and classifications of continental populations.

Prose complexity
10/10

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About the author

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William C. Boyd

William C. Boyd was a scientist who wrote extensively on immunology, genetics, and human biology. His bibliography includes titles such as Biochemistry and Human Metabolism, Fundamentals of Immunology, and Genetics and the Races of Man.