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IB Biology Review

IB Biology Review. Human Evolution. Taxonomy of Humans. Kingdom: Animalia Phylum: Chordata Class: Mammalia Order: Primate Family: Hominidae Genus: Homo Species: Sapiens. Chronological Line of Human Evolution. Australopithecus afarensis Australopithecus africanus

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Homelands and early migrations: The Nilo-Saharan diaspora

Homelands and early migrations: The Nilo-Saharan diaspora. Gerrit J. Dimmendaal University of Cologne. Current distribution of Nilo-Saharan (without Songai and Coman plus Gumuz).

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Voices of the World

Voices of the World. Language Families of the World Today, the people of the world speak more than 6,000 distinct languages, which are grouped into language families.

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The West African Kingdom of Songhai

The West African Kingdom of Songhai. In this lesson, students will be able to define the following terms: The Kingdom of Songhai Cultural Diffusion Monotheism Trans-Saharan Trade The Fall of Songhai. Great trading kingdoms emerged in West Africa. The Kingdom of Songhai.

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The Five Themes of Geography within Mali

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About GGY 181:

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Indian Ocean Societies

Indian Ocean Societies. Postclassical Era.

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warthog

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The lion is the king of beasts

The lion is the king of beasts. Compared to other animals, lions are unusually social; they live in groups (called prides). Prides consist of adult males, related females (called lionesses), and cubs. . Individual lions can be identified by a unique pattern of whisker spots .

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JT Bertrand (Tulane), D Rech (CHAPS), E Njeuhmeli (USAID),

Implementation of VMMC efficiency elements in 4 Sub-Saharan Countries : service delivery & provider attitudes. JT Bertrand (Tulane), D Rech (CHAPS), E Njeuhmeli (USAID), D Castor (USAID), S Frade (CHAPS), M Loolpapit (FHI360),

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