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(1935) The Human Gyroscope: a Consideration of the Gyroscopic Rotation of Earth as Mechanism of the Evolution of Terrestrial Living Forms: Explaining the Phenomenon of Sex: its Origin and Development and its Significance in the Evolutionary Process. Nature, 135 (3426). 1059 doi:10.1038/1351059c0

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TitleThe Human Gyroscope: a Consideration of the Gyroscopic Rotation of Earth as Mechanism of the Evolution of Terrestrial Living Forms: Explaining the Phenomenon of Sex: its Origin and Development and its Significance in the Evolutionary Process
JournalNature
Year1935 (June)Volume135
Issue3426
PublisherSpringer Science and Business Media LLC
DOIdoi:10.1038/1351059c0
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Full Reference(1935) The Human Gyroscope: a Consideration of the Gyroscopic Rotation of Earth as Mechanism of the Evolution of Terrestrial Living Forms: Explaining the Phenomenon of Sex: its Origin and Development and its Significance in the Evolutionary Process. Nature, 135 (3426). 1059 doi:10.1038/1351059c0
Plain Text(1935) The Human Gyroscope: a Consideration of the Gyroscopic Rotation of Earth as Mechanism of the Evolution of Terrestrial Living Forms: Explaining the Phenomenon of Sex: its Origin and Development and its Significance in the Evolutionary Process. Nature, 135 (3426). 1059 doi:10.1038/1351059c0
In(1935, June) Nature Vol. 135 (3426) Springer Science and Business Media LLC

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