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сисари

Members of the class mammalia, a class of the subphylum vertebrata, that are characterized by a constant level of activity independent of external temperature and by mammary glands, hair or fur, heterodonty, and other features.

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марсупијални сисари

Archaeology; Evolution

A group (specifically, an order) of mammals whose females give birth to young at a very early stage of development. These newborns complete their development while sucking in a ...

плацентални сисари

Biology; General

One of three groups of mammals that carry their young in the mother's body for long periods during which the fetus is nourished by the placenta. Humans are placental mammals.

плацентални сисари

Anthropology; Cultural anthropology

Members of the infraclass eutheria of the class mammalia; mammals that form a placenta.

kuluk

Anthropology; Cultural anthropology

Unpaid labor in lieu of taxation, usually on road construction and maintenance.

дифузија

Anthropology; Cultural anthropology

When elements of one culture spread to another without wholesale dislocation or migration.

životni vek

Anthropology; Cultural anthropology

life span, is the theoretical maximum age, the theory of maximum life time

Француски структурализам

Anthropology; Cultural anthropology

The theoretical school founded by Claude Levi-Strauss that finds the key to cultural diversity in cognitive structures.

профан

Anthropology; Cultural anthropology

The sphere of the ordinary and routine; the everyday, natural world.

фонологија

Anthropology; Cultural anthropology

phonology, is the science of linguistics studying phonemes

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The Bible is the various collections of sacred scripture of the various branches of Judaism and Christianity. The Bible, in its various editions, is ...