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The Biology of High-Altitude Peoples

Phyllis B. Eveleth, Paul T. Baker

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Foreword J. S. Weiner 1. IBP high-altitude research: development and strategies P. T. Baker 2. The high-altitude areas of the world and their cultures I. G. Pawson and C. Jest 3. A genetic description of high-altitude populations R. Cruz-Coke 4. Fertility and early growth E. J. Clegg 5. Human growth and development among high-altitude populations A. R. Frisancho 6. Work capacity of high-altitude natives E. R. Buskirk 7. The haematological characteristics of high-altitude populations J. C. Quilici and H. Vergnes 8. The food and nutrition of high-altitude populations E. Picon-Reategui 9. The responses of high-altitude populations to cold and other stresses M. A. Little and J. M. Hanna 10. Biological and physiological characteristics of the high-altitude natives of Tien Shan and the Pamirs M. M. Mirrakhimov 11. The adaptive fitness of high-altitude populations P. T. Baker Index.

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Foreword J. S. Weiner 1. IBP high-altitude research: development and strategies P. T. Baker 2. The high-altitude areas of the world and their cultures I. G. Pawson and C. Jest 3. A genetic description of high-altitude populations R. Cruz-Coke 4. Fertility and early growth E. J. Clegg 5. Human growth and development among high-altitude populations A. R. Frisancho 6. Work capacity of high-altitude natives E. R. Buskirk 7. The haematological characteristics of high-altitude populations J. C. Quilici and H. Vergnes 8. The food and nutrition of high-altitude populations E. Picon-Reategui 9. The responses of high-altitude populations to cold and other stresses M. A. Little and J. M. Hanna 10. Biological and physiological characteristics of the high-altitude natives of Tien Shan and the Pamirs M. M. Mirrakhimov 11. The adaptive fitness of high-altitude populations P. T. Baker Index.

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Foreword J. S. Weiner 1. IBP high-altitude research: development and strategies P. T. Baker 2. The high-altitude areas of the world and their cultures I. G. Pawson and C. Jest 3. A genetic description of high-altitude populations R. Cruz-Coke 4. Fertility and early growth E. J. Clegg 5. Human growth and development among high-altitude populations A. R. Frisancho 6. Work capacity of high-altitude natives E. R. Buskirk 7. The haematological characteristics of high-altitude populations J. C. Quilici and H. Vergnes 8. The food and nutrition of high-altitude populations E. Picon-Reategui 9. The responses of high-altitude populations to cold and other stresses M. A. Little and J. M. Hanna 10. Biological and physiological characteristics of the high-altitude natives of Tien Shan and the Pamirs M. M. Mirrakhimov 11. The adaptive fitness of high-altitude populations P. T. Baker Index.

Key concepts: Altitude (triangle), Effects of high altitude on humans, Biology, Low altitude, Mathematics, Geometry, Anatomy

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