1. Human Variation
... one another. Many things have been derived since the time humans first came in contact with new and different humans. Humans have classified, combined, and degraded each other. They also have traded afar with one another. My wise teacher, Mr. Randolph Severinsen, once told me ... model does not result in the definition of distinct groups or races of people." The clinal model comes the closest to comprehending human variation (O"Neil 1). Parents" characteristics are passed along to offspring in the form of biochemical units called genes. Genes provide the blue print ... in culture or lan...
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