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Comparisons of the strength of the femora of Native Americans from before and after a switch to sede

Comparisons of the strength of the femora of Native Americans from before and after a switch to sedentary agriculture show ___________ in the strength of the population.

a. an increase
b. a decrease
c. no significant change

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Biological Anthropology

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Authors: Stanford, Allen, Anton

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Thank you, Alexa, really helpful.

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Right as always Wink Face

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