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Нина Яблонски разбива илюзията за цвят на кожата

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Нина Яблонски казва че, различията в цветовете на кожата при човека, се дължат на адаптацията на човешкото тяло към различните климати и нива на ултравиолетово лъчение.Тя обяснява че, Чарлз Дарвин отхвърля тази теория, само защото не е имал достъп до НАСА.

Nina Jablonski is author of Skin: A Natural History, a close look at human skin’s many remarkable traits: its colors, its sweatiness, the fact that we decorate it. Full bio »

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