Proposals on the biological aspects of race.

The article presents the proposal, including views and opinions, on the biological aspects of race. The contention of the said proposal, which was approved by several professional anthropologists assembled by the United Nations Educational, Scientific, and Cultural Organization, includes the followi...

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Publicado en:International Social Science Journal Vol. 17; no. 1; pp. 157 - 162
Formato: Artículo
Publicado: Wiley-Blackwell Feb1965
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        Genetics of race
        Anthropologists
        UNESCO
        Biodiversity
        Biocomplexity
        Ecological heterogeneity
        Genetics
        Biological classification
        Human geography
        Physical anthropology
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          Genetics of race
          Anthropologists
          UNESCO
          Biodiversity
          Biocomplexity
          Ecological heterogeneity
          Genetics
          Biological classification
          Human geography
          Physical anthropology
      ab: The article presents the proposal, including views and opinions, on the biological aspects of race. The contention of the said proposal, which was approved by several professional anthropologists assembled by the United Nations Educational, Scientific, and Cultural Organization, includes the following ideas: all men belong to a single species; biological differences are due to hereditary constitution, there is a genetic diversity in all human populations; there is physical differences between populations in different geographic areas; classifications of mankind are based on hereditary physical traits; and others.
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