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Anna Zelenková,Jana Javor?íkovábout historic religions. The asymmetry between the two bodies of knowledge results in a prevalence of retrospective hypotheses based upon analogies with historic religions. Sometimes they consist of several mutually dependent assumptions. An example is the proposal that the Neanderthals used a speci

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Laurence Reynolds,Bronislaw Szerszynskirocesses literally driven by biological evolution, and others which are Darwinian by analogy. To provide a biological background for a proposed synthesis, this chapter charts the biological theory of evolution in a concise form. Successive historic stages are designated by version numbers, from Darw

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