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Stones Of Rememberance

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Structure And Function Of Eukaryotic Chromosomes
Structure And Function Of Eukaryotic Chromosomes

By W. Ed, Henning, Wolfgang Hennig, M. M. Green (Auth.), Professor Dr. Wolfgang Hennig (Eds.)

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This book presents an overview of various aspects of chromosome research, written by leading experts of the respective fields, combining classic and recent molecular biological results. The variety...

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Chronologies Of The Ancient World
Chronologies Of The Ancient World

By W. Ed, Eder, Hubert Cancik, Renger, J. (Ed)

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V. 1. A-ari -- V. 2. Ark-cas -- V. 3. Cat-cyp -- V. 4. Cyr-epy -- V. 5. Equ-has -- V. 6. Hat-jus -- V. 7. K-lyc -- V. 8. Lyd-mine -- V. 9. Mini-obe -- V. 10. Obl-phe -- V. 11. Phi-prok -- V. 12. Pr...

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