The Evolutionary Mechanism of Human Dysfunctional Behavior: Relaxation of Natural Selection Pressures throughout Human Evolution, Excessive Diversification of t
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Ivan Fuchs., & Ivan Fuchs|AUTHOR. (2019). The Evolutionary Mechanism of Human Dysfunctional Behavior: Relaxation of Natural Selection Pressures throughout Human Evolution, Excessive Diversification of t . Radius Book Group.

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Ivan Fuchs and Ivan Fuchs|AUTHOR. 2019. The Evolutionary Mechanism of Human Dysfunctional Behavior: Relaxation of Natural Selection Pressures Throughout Human Evolution, Excessive Diversification of T. Radius Book Group.

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Ivan Fuchs and Ivan Fuchs|AUTHOR. The Evolutionary Mechanism of Human Dysfunctional Behavior: Relaxation of Natural Selection Pressures Throughout Human Evolution, Excessive Diversification of T Radius Book Group, 2019.

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Ivan Fuchs, and Ivan Fuchs|AUTHOR. The Evolutionary Mechanism of Human Dysfunctional Behavior: Relaxation of Natural Selection Pressures Throughout Human Evolution, Excessive Diversification of T Radius Book Group, 2019.

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