The National Geographic Magazine, Volume 207, Issues 1-3National Geographic Society., 2005 - Geography |
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... human use as far back as the sixth century B.C. , when the great spiritual leader Lao - tzu is said to have recommended tea as an elixir for disciples of his new religion , Taoism . But it wasn't until 1820 , after coffee shops had ...
... human use as far back as the sixth century B.C. , when the great spiritual leader Lao - tzu is said to have recommended tea as an elixir for disciples of his new religion , Taoism . But it wasn't until 1820 , after coffee shops had ...
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... humans evolved , but it turns out there's a lot more to the story . Over time many species of humans evolved but became extinct . Why did Homo sapiens thrive ? Scientists are un- earthing startling new finds that are rewriting human his ...
... humans evolved , but it turns out there's a lot more to the story . Over time many species of humans evolved but became extinct . Why did Homo sapiens thrive ? Scientists are un- earthing startling new finds that are rewriting human his ...
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... humans point to a possible bottleneck of genetic diversity at roughly the same time as Toba's erup- tion , although it's impossible to prove a link . Ambrose does believe , how- ever , that human behavior shows signs of change after ...
... humans point to a possible bottleneck of genetic diversity at roughly the same time as Toba's erup- tion , although it's impossible to prove a link . Ambrose does believe , how- ever , that human behavior shows signs of change after ...
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