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A letter from the past

Nature volume 462, page 380 (2009)Cite this article

On the dubious position of Aelfus in the evolutionary tree of mankind.

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  1. The author is associate professor at the Botanical Department, National Museum, Federal University of Rio de Janeiro, specializing on oceanic islands and mountain floras.,

    Ruy José Válka Alves

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  1. diditya malqaribun

    Je n'ai pas réussi jusqu'à présent, mais je pense que les elfes doivent se tenir à côté de l'homme moderne au sommet de l'arbre. Cependant, si je prends une paire une fois que je sors de prison, vous entendrez parler de moi pas plus.
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