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The Odyssey traces deep male fears about female power, and it shows the terrible damage done to women, and perhaps also to men, by the androcentric social structures that keep us silent and constrained.

The Odyssey traces deep male fears about female power, and it shows the terrible damage done to women, and perhaps also to men, by the androcentric social structures that keep us silent and constrained," Wilson writes.

Mr. Keegan traces deep-seated historical antagonism between Shiite and Sunni Muslim contingents in the region.

The project, involving virtually all the maritime nations, will use ships, satellites and moored and drifting buoys, some of them designed to remain submerged at fixed depths to trace deep currents.

Neurological consultation at 7 months of age noted the above features and trace deep tendon reflexes.

Multigene analyses are currently thought to give more reliable results for tracing deep branching events in Metazoa but 18S still is extensively used in phylogenetic analyses.

Within the Mollusca, where the sequence composition is highly variable between clades, both alignment methods and models of evolution used in phylogenetic analyses at date still remain the main bottlenecks in tracing deep phylogeny.

But combined with other data and lines of inquiry, the database can be used to trace deeper ecological and climatic trends, as well as to study the effect of transport, trade routes, and shifting political boundaries on urban growth.

Mr. Rose was born in New Rochelle and grew up in Scarsdale, near Butler Woods, a land preserve to which he traces his deep love of the environment and of nature.

Drawing on archival research, Mickey traces how Deep South rulers--dissimilar in their internal conflict and political institutions--varied in their responses to these challenges.

His most recent work, The Patterning Instinct: A Cultural History of Humanity's Search for Meaning, traces the deep historical foundations of our modern worldview.