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"ref": "Scott Atran, Au nom du Seigneur: La religion au crible de l’évolution, 2009",
"text": "Les homologies sont des traits découlant d’un même caractère ancestral, tels le pouce humain relativement long, qui a évolué à partir du pouce simien plus court, et la bipédie des théropodes et des oiseaux."
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