The National Geographic Magazine, Volume 209, Issues 1-3National Geographic Society., 2006 - Geography |
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... population , which had long been a thorn in his side . ( See " The Kurds in Control , " page 2. ) By the time the campaign ended more than a year later , an estimated 100,000 Kurds were dead ( though some Iraqi interest groups put the ...
... population , which had long been a thorn in his side . ( See " The Kurds in Control , " page 2. ) By the time the campaign ended more than a year later , an estimated 100,000 Kurds were dead ( though some Iraqi interest groups put the ...
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... population has grown fivefold in the conservation area , from around 10,000 in 1954 to more than 50,000 today . At the same time they have less territory , having lost the most fruitful part of their new homeland in 1974 , when they ...
... population has grown fivefold in the conservation area , from around 10,000 in 1954 to more than 50,000 today . At the same time they have less territory , having lost the most fruitful part of their new homeland in 1974 , when they ...
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... populations , scien- tists can trace their ancestral connections . In most of the genome , these minute changes are ... population geneticist Spencer Wells , a National Geographic explorer - in - residence . The human genetic code , or ...
... populations , scien- tists can trace their ancestral connections . In most of the genome , these minute changes are ... population geneticist Spencer Wells , a National Geographic explorer - in - residence . The human genetic code , or ...
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