The Impact Of Civilization On The Biology Of Man: Papers From A Symposium Held on 11-12 September 1968 At Canberra, Sponsored By The Australian Academy Of Science
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The Impact Of Civilization On The Biology Of Man: Papers From A Symposium Held on 11-12 September 1968 At Canberra, Sponsored By The Australian Academy Of Science is a book edited by S.V. Boyden. The impact of civilisation on the biology of man, evidenced by the effects of diet, crowding, noise, the changing nature of disease, and the stress of modern living, was the subiect of critical examination by distinguished scientists at a symposium sponsored by the Australian Academy of Science in 1968. The papers and discussions of that symposium, assembled by Dr Boyden, form this volume. This book is concerned with important aspects of the biology of civilisation. It is certain to make a significant contribution to an understanding of the contemporary human situation and the challenge of our environment. Published by Australian National University Press.
Author: S.V. Boyden
Format: Hardback
Number of Pages:
The Impact Of Civilization On The Biology Of Man: Papers From A Symposium Held on 11-12 September 1968 At Canberra, Sponsored By The Australian Academy Of Science is a book edited by S.V. Boyden. The impact of civilisation on the biology of man, evidenced by the effects of diet, crowding, noise, the changing nature of disease, and the stress of modern living, was the subiect of critical examination by distinguished scientists at a symposium sponsored by the Australian Academy of Science in 1968. The papers and discussions of that symposium, assembled by Dr Boyden, form this volume. This book is concerned with important aspects of the biology of civilisation. It is certain to make a significant contribution to an understanding of the contemporary human situation and the challenge of our environment. Published by Australian National University Press.
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Author: S.V. Boyden
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The Impact Of Civilization On The Biology Of Man: Papers From A Symposium Held on 11-12 September 1968 At Canberra, Sponsored By The Australian Academy Of Science is a book edited by S.V. Boyden. The impact of civilisation on the biology of man, evidenced by the effects of diet, crowding, noise, the changing nature of disease, and the stress of modern living, was the subiect of critical examination by distinguished scientists at a symposium sponsored by the Australian Academy of Science in 1968. The papers and discussions of that symposium, assembled by Dr Boyden, form this volume. This book is concerned with important aspects of the biology of civilisation. It is certain to make a significant contribution to an understanding of the contemporary human situation and the challenge of our environment. Published by Australian National University Press.
Author: S.V. Boyden
Format: Hardback
Number of Pages:
The Impact Of Civilization On The Biology Of Man: Papers From A Symposium Held on 11-12 September 1968 At Canberra, Sponsored By The Australian Academy Of Science is a book edited by S.V. Boyden. The impact of civilisation on the biology of man, evidenced by the effects of diet, crowding, noise, the changing nature of disease, and the stress of modern living, was the subiect of critical examination by distinguished scientists at a symposium sponsored by the Australian Academy of Science in 1968. The papers and discussions of that symposium, assembled by Dr Boyden, form this volume. This book is concerned with important aspects of the biology of civilisation. It is certain to make a significant contribution to an understanding of the contemporary human situation and the challenge of our environment. Published by Australian National University Press.
The Impact Of Civilization On The Biology Of Man: Papers From A Symposium Held on 11-12 September 1968 At Canberra, Sponsored By The Australian Academy Of Science
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