Skin: A Natural History
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Skin: A Natural History

by Nina G. Jablonski

Science Biology
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Explores the biology, evolution, and cultural roles of human skin, highlighting its significance in adaptation and identity.

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Skin: A Natural History examines the structure and functions of human skin from a scientific perspective.

The book discusses the evolutionary development of skin and its role in human adaptation.

Topics include skin color variation, protection, and interaction with the environment.

Readers gain insight into the biological and cultural importance of skin throughout history.

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