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... variables . Behaviour at any Doint in time represents the intersection of processes defined by varying time - spans of operation , ranging from phylogenetic processes at macro - scales of millions of years at one extreme , to ...
... variables . Behaviour at any Doint in time represents the intersection of processes defined by varying time - spans of operation , ranging from phylogenetic processes at macro - scales of millions of years at one extreme , to ...
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... variables to study when we view behaviour on a larger scale and over longer time spans , nor the most easily accessible . Similar reservations apply to the transfer of large - scale concepts to the explanation of small - scale phenomena ...
... variables to study when we view behaviour on a larger scale and over longer time spans , nor the most easily accessible . Similar reservations apply to the transfer of large - scale concepts to the explanation of small - scale phenomena ...
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... variables within a system and the measurement of the concomitant variability among the variables within the system . Processual change in one variable can thus be shown to relate predictable and quantifiable way to changes in other ...
... variables within a system and the measurement of the concomitant variability among the variables within the system . Processual change in one variable can thus be shown to relate predictable and quantifiable way to changes in other ...
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