Science, Volume 75, Issues 1931-19561932 |
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Page 206
... increase of the indigenous Bantu inhabitants , together with an increasing num- ber of mixed breeds and incomers from Asia . The first effects of the invasion by whites in southern and especially central Africa were notoriously ...
... increase of the indigenous Bantu inhabitants , together with an increasing num- ber of mixed breeds and incomers from Asia . The first effects of the invasion by whites in southern and especially central Africa were notoriously ...
Page 207
... increase of the mi- grants . Up to within recent years the opinion seemed to be well grounded that the Negro could not survive in the North . Deaths exceeded births among the Northern Negroes , and the growth of the Negro population in ...
... increase of the mi- grants . Up to within recent years the opinion seemed to be well grounded that the Negro could not survive in the North . Deaths exceeded births among the Northern Negroes , and the growth of the Negro population in ...
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... increase in the total energy output in excess of basal metabolism . The increase reached a maximum of 115 per cent . in 10 days ; thereafter a gradual decline in energy output was observed , and the previously established normal was ...
... increase in the total energy output in excess of basal metabolism . The increase reached a maximum of 115 per cent . in 10 days ; thereafter a gradual decline in energy output was observed , and the previously established normal was ...
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