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a. Life Itself—Its Origin and Nature, lia Francis Crick, 1981, kem. 15-16, 141-153.

2. Scientific American, “Efetikilo Limue Lia Leluka Liomuenyo,” lia Robert Shapiro, Evambi 2007, kem. 48.

a. The New York Times, “A Leading Mystery of Life’s Origins Is Seemingly Solved,” lia Nicholas Wade, 14 ya Kupemba 2009, kem. A23.

3. Scientific American, Evambi 2007, kem. 48.

4. Scientific American, Evambi 2007, kem. 47, 49-50.

5. Information Theory, Evolution, and the Origin of Life, lia Hubert P. Yockey, 2005, kem. 182.

6. NASA’s Astrobiology Magazine, “Life’s Working Definition—Does It Work?” (http://www.nasa.gov/ vision/universe/starsgalaxies/ life’s_working_definition.html), mua iñiliwa keteke 17/3/2009.

7. Princeton Weekly Bulletin, “Nuts, Bolts of Who We Are,” lia Steven Schultz, 1 ya Kupemba 2000, (http://www.princeton.edu/ pr/pwb/00/0501/p/brain.shtml), mua iñiliwa keteke 27/3/2009.

a. “The Nobel Prize in Physiology or Medicine 2002,” Press Release, 7 ya Mbalavipembe 2002, (http://nobelprize.org/ nobel_prizes/medicine/laureates/2002/ press.html), mua iñiliwa keteke 27/3/2009.

8. “The Nobel Prize in Physiology or Medicine 2002,” 7 ya Mbalavipembe 2002.

9. Encyclopædia Britannica, CD 2003, “Cell,” “The Mitochondrion and the Chloroplast,” okasapi, “The Endosymbiont Hypothesis.”

10. How Life Began—Evolution’s Three Geneses, kem. 32.

11. Molecular Biology of the Cell, Elivulu Liavali lia Bruce Alberts et al, 1989, kem. 405.

12. Molecular Human Reproduction, “The Role of Proteomics in Defining the Human Embryonic Secretome,” by M. G. Katz-Jaffe, S. McReynolds, D. K. Gardner kuenda W. B. Schoolcraft, 2009, kem. 271.

13. Between Necessity and Probability: Searching for the Definition and Origin of Life, lia Radu Popa, 2004, kem. 129.

14. Between Necessity and Probability: Searching for the Definition and Origin of Life, kem. 126-127.

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15. Origin of Mitochondria and Hydrogenosomes, lia William F. Martin kuenda Miklós Müller, 2007, kem. 21.

16. Brain Matters—Translating Research Into Classroom Practice, lia Pat Wolfe, 2001, kem. 16.

17. Research News Berkeley Lab, (http://www.lbl.gov/Science-Articles/Archive/ LSD-molecular-DNA.html), article: “Molecular DNA Switch Found to Be the Same for All Life,” onumbi yoku sapela: Lynn Yarris, kem. 1 toke 4; mua iñiliwa keteke 10/2/2009.

18. Life Script, by Nicholas Wade, 2001, kem. 79.

19. Bioinformatics Methods in Clinical Research, lia sonehiwa la Rune Matthiesen, 2010, kem. 49.

20. Scientific American, “Computing With DNA,” lia Leonard M. Adleman, Enyenye 1998, kem. 61.

21. Nano Letters, “Enumeration of DNA Molecules Bound to a Nanomechanical Oscillator,” by B. Ilic, Y. Yang, K. Aubin, R. Reichenbach, S. Krylov, and H. G. Craighead, Vol. 5, No. 5, 2005, kem. 925, 929.

22. Genome—The Autobiography of a Species in 23 Chapters, by Matt Ridley, 1999, kem. 7-8.

23. Essential Cell Biology, Second Edition, lia Bruce Alberts, Dennis Bray, Karen Hopkin, Alexander Johnson, Julian Lewis, Martin Raff, Keith Roberts kuenda Peter Walter, 2004, kem. 201.

24. Molecular Biology of the Cell, Elivulu Liakuãla, lia Bruce Alberts et al, 2002, kem. 258.

25. No Ordinary Genius—The Illustrated Richard Feynman, lia sonehiwa la Christopher Sykes, 1994, elitalatu lia eciwa okuti ka li kuete etendelo; tala olondaka vielitalatu.

a. New Scientist, “Second Genesis—Life, but Not As We Know It,” lia Bob Holmes, 11 Yelombo 2009, (http://www.newscientist.com/article/ mg20126990.100) mua iñiliwa keteke 11/3/2009.

26. The Search for Extraterrestrial Intelligence—A Philosophical Inquiry, lia David Lamb, 2001, kem. 83.

27. Associated Press Newswires, “Famous Atheist Now Believes in God,” lia Richard N. Ostling, 9 ya Cembanima 2004.

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28. Intelligent Life in the Universe, Elivulu Liavali, lia Peter Ulmschneider, 2006, kem. 125.

29. Biology and Philosophy, “The Concept of Monophyly: A Speculative Essay,” lia Malcolm S. Gordon, 1999, kem. 335.

30. New Scientist, “Uprooting Darwin’s Tree,” lia Graham Lawton, 24 ya Susu 2009, kem. 34.

31. New Scientist, ya 24 Susu 2009, kem. 37, 39.

32. Field Museum of Natural History Bulletin, “Conflicts Between Darwin kuenda Paleontology,” lia David M. Raup, Susu 1979, kem. 23.

33. Archaeology, “The Origin of Form Was Abrupt Not Gradual,” by Suzan Mazur, 11 ya Mbalavipembe 2008, (www.archaeology.org/online/ interviews/newman.html), mua iñiliwa keteke 2/23/2009.

34. In Search of Deep Time—Beyond the Fossil Record to a New History of Life, lia Henry Gee, 1999, kem. 23.

35. Biology kuenda Philosophy, kem. 340.

36. National Geographic, “Akepa a lembuluiwa a eca uvangi wokuti oviluvo viaco via kalako,” Kuvala 2004, kem. 25.

37. The Evolutionists—The Struggle for Darwin’s Soul, lia Richard Morris, 2001, kem. 104-105.

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38. The Human Lineage, lia Matt Cartmill kuenda Fred H. Smith, 2009, Kemẽla Liatete, p. xi.

39. Fossils, Teeth and Sex—New Perspectives on Human Evolution, lia Charles E. Oxnard, 1987, Kemẽla Liatete, kem. xi, xii.

a. From Lucy to Language, lia Donald Johanson kuenda Blake Edgar, 1996, kem. 22.

b. Anthropologie, XLII/1, “Palaeodemography kuenda Dental Microwear of Homo Habilis From East Africa,” lia Laura M. Martínez, Jordi Galbany kuenda Alejandro Pérez-Pérez, 2004, kem. 53.

c. In Search of Deep Time—Beyond the Fossil Record to a New History of Life, kem. 22.

40. Critique of Anthropology, Volume 29(2), “Patenting Hominins—Taxonomies, Fossils and Egos,” lia Robin Derricourt, 2009, kem. 195-196, 198.

41. Nature, “A New Species of Great Ape From the Late Miocene Epoch in Ethiopia,” lia Gen Suwa, Reiko T. Kono, Shigehiro Katoh, Berhane Asfaw, kuenda Yonas Beyene, 23  Yenyenye 2007, kem. 921.

42. Acta Biologica Szegediensis, Volume 46(1-2), “New Findings—New Problems in Classification of Hominids,” lia Gyula Gyenis, 2002, kem. 57, 59.

43. New Scientist, “A Fine Fossil—But a Missing Link She’s Not,” lia Chris Bead, 30 ya Kupemba 2009, kem. 18.

44. The Guardian, London, “Fossil Ida: Extraordinary Find Is ‘Missing Link’ in Human Evolution,” lia James Randerson, 19 ya Kupemba 2009, (http://www.guardian.co.uk/science/2009/ may/19/ida-fossil-missing-link), mua iñiliwa keteke 25/8/2009.

45. New Scientist, 30 ya Kupemba 2009, kem. 18-19.

46. Critique of Anthropology, Elivulu 29(2), kem. 202.

47. Science and Justice, Eliv. 43, No. 4, (2003) onepa, Forensic Anthropology, “Anthropological Facial ‘Reconstruction’—Recognizing the Fallacies, ‘Unembracing’ the Errors, and Realizing Method Limits,” by C. N. Stephan, kem. 195.

48. The Human Fossil Record—Volume Three, lia Ralph L. Holloway, Douglas C. Broadfield, kuenda Michael S. Yuan, 2004, Kemẽla xvi.

49. Scientific American Mind, “Intelligence Evolved,” lia Ursula Dicke kuenda Gerhard Roth, Enyenye/Enyenye Linene 2008, kem. 72.

50. American Journal of Physical Anthropology, “How Neandertals Inform Human Variation,” lia Milford H. Wolpoff, 2009, kem. 91.

51. Conceptual Issues in Human Modern Origins Research, Asonehi G. A. Clark kuenda C. M. Willermet, 1997, kem. 5, 60.

a. Wonderful Life—The Burgess Shale and the Nature of History, lia Stephen Jay Gould, 1989, kem. 28.