In his 1894 book, " Materials for the study of variation ", Bateson took this survey of biological variation significantly further.
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Although most ethnic groups emphasize intermarriage, people are often proscribed from seeking partners among close relatives a prohibition that promotes biological variation.
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The division s scope includes stem cell biology, neurocognition, statistical genetics, and imaging approaches to elucidate the biological variation causing mental illness.
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But limiting the rhetorical use of that problematic word, an admirable goal, is not going to make the patterned biological variation on which it is based disappear.
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As its counterpart, anti-essentialism uses biological evidence to demonstrate that " race groupings do not reflect patterns of human biological variation, countering essentialist claims to the contrary ".
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The division between what can be considered as a genetic source of biological variation and not becomes immensely arbitrary as we approach aspects of biological variation such as epigenetics.
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The division between what can be considered as a genetic source of biological variation and not becomes immensely arbitrary as we approach aspects of biological variation such as epigenetics.
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Food Standards Australia New Zealand attributed the differences between rats fed MON 863 corn and control rats to normal biological variation ( for the species in question ) ."
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Most physical anthropologists consider race to be primarily a social category that does not correspond significantly with biological variation, but some anthropologists, particularly forensic anthropologists, consider race a useful biological category.
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Inasmuch as these phantom girls have not-existed by human decisions, as opposed to biological variation or statistical fluke, I think reasonable people will have no problem in describing this as a tragedy.
