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In The Blood: God, Genes And Destiny

This work is about human origins. It draws on all the latest knowledge from anthropology and archaeology, via genetics and evolution, to psychology and medicine. It tackles issues such as hereditary genes in criminal behaviour and homosexuality.

Audience
adult
Length
medium · 381 pages

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