Sykes Bryan: Adamovo prokletstvo. Budućnost bez muškaraca: znanost o našoj genetičkoj sudbini

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Adamovo prokletstvo. Budućnost bez muškaraca: znanost o našoj genetičkoj sudbini

Sykes Bryan

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Bryan Sykes: Adam's Curse. A future without men: the science of our genetic destiny

After the worldwide success of his first book "The Seven Daughters of Eve" (2001), which, based on the analysis of mitochondrial DNA, showed that it is possible to reach the seven main ancestors of all mankind, Brvan Sykes wrote an equally provocative book on male genetic history in 2003. With plenty of entertaining examples from everyday life, history, sociology and anthropology, this unique story about the Y chromosome, the ravaged, vulnerable bearer of masculinity, about its past and its future concerns all of humanity.

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  • Author: Sykes Bryan
  • Publisher: Algoritam
  • Year of publication:2006
  • Place of publication:Zagreb
  • Pages:304
  • Dimensions:17x23 cm
  • Script:Latin script
  • Condition:Excellent
  • Binding:Softcover

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