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Loren Cordain1997

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Evolutionary Aspects of Exercise

Loren Cordain · R. W. Gotshall · Stanley Boyd Eaton

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Evolutionary Psychology and Human Behavior Physical Activity and Health Cardiovascular and exercise physiology

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Published1997-01-01

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