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    Humankind's Unique Creative Capacity to Adapt by Means of Colonization
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Humankind's Unique Creative Capacity to Adapt by Means of Colonization

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Humankind's unique creative capacity to adapt by means of colonization has enabled our species to inhabit an extraordinary variety of environments.

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