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By: Meehan, William E. (William Edward)
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Publication info: Unique York, Sturgis & Author company, 1913
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By: Dannevig, H. C. - Endeavour (Ship) - State. Department time off Trade gain Customs.
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Publication info: [Melbourne], Commonwealth help Australia, Dept. of Business and Tariff, 1913
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By: Starks, Edwin Chapin, - University University.
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Publication info: Businessman, University, Intractable, The Further education college, 1913
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By: Physicist, Herbert, Sir,
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Publication info: London, Description London & Counties Bear on Association ltd, 1913
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By: Settlement, Samuel G. (Samuel Granger),
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Publication info: New Dynasty, Macmillan, [c1913]
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By: Camp, Prophet G. (Samuel Granger),
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Each month, we ask our readers to review the latest kids’ books for us! Email us at kids@ngkids.co.uk if you’d like to take part…
Edward, 10
Bone Talk
Candy Gourlay
This historical fiction book is about a Filipino mountain boy called Samkad and his quest to be seen as a man within his village. Exciting and action-packed, it’s well written and difficult to put down. My fave character is Kinyo (Samkad’s brother) because he bravely stands up against his enemies and can speak two languages. I loved the part when Samkad fought a Mangili – I felt that I was there and wanted to help!
Nathan, 7
The Stinky Truth
Joe Berger
The book made me laugh A LOT! It’s about a boy called Sam Lyttle who has to tell the truth for the whole of the summer holidays. Will he pass the test? Sam was funny because he kept trying to get out of trouble by telling his mum stories or distracting her with facts. I loved it when his cat kept farting! I really want to read the next one in the series and I also want the free cheeseburger that the ‘scratch and sniff’ test promised me – if you read the book you’ll understand!
Tom, 8
What Lexie Did
Emma Shevah
Have you ever been so close to someone that you could ‘wah-w
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Abstract
Early life experiences can have profound and persistent effects on traits expressed throughout the life course, with consequences for later life behavior, disease risk, and mortality rates. The shaping of later life traits by early life environments, known as ‘developmental plasticity’, has been well-documented in humans and non-human animals, and has consequently captured the attention of both evolutionary biologists and researchers studying human health. Importantly, the parallel significance of developmental plasticity across multiple fields presents a timely opportunity to build a comprehensive understanding of this phenomenon. We aim to facilitate this goal by highlighting key outstanding questions shared by both evolutionary and health researchers, and by identifying theory and empirical work from both research traditions that is designed to address these questions. Specifically, we focus on: (i) evolutionary explanations for developmental plasticity, (ii) the genetics of developmental plasticity and (iii) the molecular mechanisms that mediate developmental plasticity. In each section, we emphasize the conceptual gains in human health and evolutionary biology that would follow from filling current knowledge gaps using interdisciplinary approaches. We encourage