Pages in category "High-importance Anthropology articles"
The following 200 pages are in this category, out of approximately 298 total. This list may not reflect recent changes.
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- Talk:Abuse during childbirth
- Talk:Adult
- Talk:Age disparity in sexual relationships
- Talk:Agricultural revolution
- Talk:Agriculture
- Talk:American anthropology
- Talk:Ancestor
- Talk:Ancient Beringian
- Talk:Ancient Semitic-speaking peoples
- Talk:Annual Review of Anthropology
- Talk:Anthropological genetics
- Talk:Anthropology of religion
- Talk:Anthrozoology
- Talk:Applied anthropology
- Talk:Aquiline nose
- Talk:Arts of West Bengal
- Talk:Aryan race
- Talk:Aurignacian
- Talk:Australopithecine
- Talk:Australopithecus
- Talk:Austronesian peoples
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- Talk:Martin Carver
- Talk:Caveman
- Talk:Napoleon Chagnon
- Talk:Chest hair
- Talk:Child marriage
- Talk:Chinese calendar
- Talk:Chinese kinship
- Talk:Clan
- Talk:Climate change and civilizational collapse
- Talk:Cognitive anthropology
- Talk:Cold reading
- Talk:Coming of Age in Samoa
- Talk:Communitas
- Talk:Carleton S. Coon
- Talk:Course in General Linguistics
- Talk:Courtship
- Talk:Cousin marriage
- Talk:Cousin marriage in the Middle East
- Talk:Cradle of civilization
- Talk:Cro-Magnon rock shelter
- Talk:Cult image
- Talk:Cultural area
- Talk:Cultural bias
- Talk:Cultural diffusion
- Talk:Cultural Revolution
- Talk:Culture of Africa
- Talk:Cyborg anthropology
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- Talk:Early expansions of hominins out of Africa
- Talk:Early modern human
- Talk:Economic anthropology
- Talk:Effects of pornography
- Talk:Emic and etic
- Talk:Ethnobotany
- Talk:Ethnohistory
- Talk:Ethnolinguistic group
- Talk:Ethnoreligious group
- Talk:Eve's footprint
- Talk:Evolution of human intelligence
- Talk:Evolutionary psychology
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- Talk:Facial hair
- Talk:Family
- Talk:Female genital mutilation
- Talk:Field research
- Talk:Anténor Firmin
- Talk:Flint
- Talk:Folk religion
- Talk:Food and drink prohibitions
- Talk:Footspeed
- Talk:Forensic anthropology
- Talk:Kim Fortun
- Talk:Dian Fossey
- Talk:Four-field approach
- Talk:Friendship
- Talk:Leo Frobenius
- Talk:Functionalism (sociology)
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- Talk:Hair
- Talk:Handlebar moustache
- Talk:Hide-and-seek
- Talk:Hill people
- Talk:History of agriculture
- Talk:History of anthropology by country
- Talk:History of citizenship
- Talk:History of human migration
- Talk:History of tattooing
- Talk:History of the race and intelligence controversy
- Talk:Hominid dispersals in Europe
- Talk:Hominini
- Talk:Homo
- Talk:Homo floresiensis
- Talk:Homo luzonensis
- Talk:House society
- Talk:Francis L. K. Hsu
- Talk:Human behavior
- Talk:Human behavioral ecology
- Talk:Human body
- Talk:Human body weight
- Talk:Human feces
- Talk:Human height
- Talk:Human history
- Talk:Human weight
- Talk:Hunting
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- Talk:Machismo
- Talk:Magic (supernatural)
- Talk:Manchester school (anthropology)
- Talk:Marriage
- Talk:Material culture
- Talk:Matrilineality
- Talk:Middle Paleolithic
- Talk:Nicholas Miklouho-Maclay
- Talk:Mod (subculture)
- Talk:Money
- Talk:Monogamy
- Talk:Moustache
- Talk:Mousterian
- Talk:Mouth breathing
- Talk:Muslim world
- Talk:Natasha Myers
- Talk:Myth
- Talk:Mythologies of the Indigenous peoples of the Americas
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- Talk:Names for the human species
- Talk:National Organization of Short Statured Adults
- Talk:Nationalism
- Talk:Nazism in the Americas
- Talk:Neanderthal 1
- Talk:Neanderthal anatomy
- Talk:Neanderthal genetics
- Talk:Neanderthals in Southwest Asia
- Talk:Neolithic Revolution
- Talk:Margarita Nolasco Armas
- Talk:Nomad
- Talk:Nordic race
- Talk:Nudity
Well, that’s interesting to know that Psilotum nudum are known as whisk ferns. Psilotum nudum is the commoner species of the two. While the P. flaccidum is a rare species and is found in the tropical islands. Both the species are usually epiphytic in habit and grow upon tree ferns. These species may also be terrestrial and grow in humus or in the crevices of the rocks.
View the detailed Guide of Psilotum nudum: Detailed Study Of Psilotum Nudum (Whisk Fern), Classification, Anatomy, Reproduction