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There is no such thing as a gene for languageBy Lucia De HoyosWe are complex in many ways, yet, often, people think about genetics in an over-simplistic Read more |
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Do your genes define who you are?By Lucia De HoyosThe sound of genetics often has a fatalistic ring to it. But is that true? Read more |
