J. S. Weiner

Born 1915-01-01

Identifiers

Open LibraryOL1397685A

Top Subjects

Adaptation (Biology) (3)
Human beings -- Effect of environment on (2)
Prehistoric peoples (2)
Human evolution (2)
Piltdown forgery (1)
Dawson, Charles, -- 1864-1916 (1)
Congresses (1)

Books by J. S. Weiner

Total count: 16

Piltdown forgery.

Geoffrey Cumberledge, Oxford University Press1955-01-01
International Biological Programmeguide to the human adaptability proposals. With a contribution by Paul T. Baker.

I[nternational] C[ouncil of] S[scientific] U[nions] Special Committee for the International Biological Programme1965-01-01
Human adaptability and its methodologyPapers given at a Symposium held in Kyoto, Japan, on 12-14 September, 1965 under the auspices of the International Union of Physiological Sciences and the International Biological Programme

Japan Society for the Promotion of Sciences1966-01-01
Human biologya guide to field methods

Davis1969-01-01
Human biologya guide to field methods. Compiled by J.S. Weiner and J.A. Lourie.

Blackwell1969-01-01
A guide to the human adaptability proposals.With a contribution by Paul T. Baker.2D ed.

[Published for] International Biological Programme [by] Blackwell Scientific Publications1969-01-01
Man's natural history

Weidenfeld and Nicolson1971-01-01
The natural history of man

Universe Books1971-01-01
Go safely, my friend[1st ed.]

Premium Press1971-01-01
The tropical origins of man

Addison-Wesley Pub. Co.1973-01-01
WeinerPhysiological Variation & Its G (Symposia of the Society for the Study of Human Biology)

John Wiley & Sons Inc1977-01-01
Human BiologyAn Introduction to Human Evolution, Variation, Growth and Ecology

Oxford University Press1977-03-01
Human AdaptabilityA History and Compendium of Research in the International Biological Programme

Palgrave Macmillan1977-06-01
Practical human biology

Academic Press1981-01-01
History of physical anthropology in Great Britain

International Association of Human Biologists1982-01-01
Human AdaptabilityA Historical and Compendium of Research for the International Biological Programme

Taylor & Francis1989-06-01