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Nina Jablonski: il colore della pelle è solo un dettaglio.

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Le diverse tonalità di colore della pelle sono semplicemente il risultato dell'adattamento del nostro corpo ai diversi tipi di clima e all'esposizione ai raggi UV: Nina Jablonski ci spiega questo fenomeno e ammette che Charles Darwin non era d'accordo con questa teoria... ma solo perchè ai suoi tempi la NASA non era ancora stata inventata.

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 »

Translated into Italian by Alberto Pagani
Reviewed by Carlo E. Giartosio
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