The contributions to this special issue were selected from a wealth of studies presented at the first Workshop on Infant Language Development held in Europe (Donostia, Spain) including keynote talks b
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Casey Templeton is searching a real dinosaur dig at the Royal Tyrrell Museum with his classmates. Casey finds a piece of dinosaur tooth, but because he goes hatless for hours he gets way too much sun.
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This classic introduction to human variation has been updated to include the issues and controversies facing the contemporary study of diversity. Covers the adaptation of complex traits; how the rac
