Genes, Polymorphisms, and the Making of Societies A genetic perspective of the divergence between east and west by Hippokratis Kiaris
Material type: TextPublication details: Irvine Universal Publishers 2021.Edition: Revised and extended editionDescription: xvi, 198 p. 24 cmISBN:- 9781627343459
- 599.935 K532G
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"Our genes determine to a large extent who we are and why we are different from others. In this book, Hippokratis Kiaris explores how various genetic polymorphisms in different ethnic populations may affect the development of distinct cultures and eventually historical decisions. It should be read by anybody interested in history, anthropology, behavior, psychology or genetics. The reader will find clues linking together these scientific disciplines and how such genetically determined behavioral traits may play an undervalued, as yet, role in shaping historical outcomes"
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