A simple phylogenetic remark about certain human blood pressure values

Journal of Biochemistry International 2 (4):162-165 (2015)
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In this brief note, we wish to put forward an evolutionary biopsychology hypothesis on some features of the physiological phenomenon of human blood pressure. A possible conclusion springing out from this note, is the identification of a phylogenetic recurrence along the epi-ontogenetic evolution of human being.

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