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니나 야블론스키가 피부색에 관한 환상을 깨다.

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니나 야블론스키는 피부색 차이는 단순히 인체가 기후 다양성과 자외선 노출 정도에 적응한 결과라고 말한다. 찰스 다윈은 의견이 달랐는데 NASA가 제공하는 정보를 이용할 수 없었기 때문이라고 니나 야블론스키는 설명한다.

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 Korean by Hyoungjin Lee
Reviewed by Young-ho Park
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