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adaptations in
humans are a part of the
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ecogeographical rule
formulated by Joel
Asaph Allen in 1877,
broadly stating that
animals adapted to cold
climates have
shorter and...
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heuristic or
heuristic technique (problem solving,
mental shortcut, rule of thumb) is any
approach to
problem solving that
employs a
pragmatic method...
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weedy and
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ecogeographical rule that
states that,
within a
broadly distributed taxonomic clade, po****tions and
species of
larger size are...
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ecogeographical rule
which states that
benthic marine invertebrates at low latitudes...
