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The Energy Race to Decarbonisation,d there be a link between these apparently disparate spheres? The reason is quite straightforward: part of the process whereby organisms adapt and survive is by display, and it is in display that we find the initial lineaments of aesthetic construction and response. Materials from two societies of t

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