'Warrior genes' and the disease of being Māori / by G. Raumati Hook

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Title

'Warrior genes' and the disease of being Māori / by G. Raumati Hook

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National Library of New Zealand

Collection

Index New Zealand

Description

Investigates the study of a "warrior" gene, found in a high proportion of the Māori population which observed that violence and aggression levels in Māori are essentially in their nature. Examines the unique monoamine oxidase (MAO) gene with commentary about its formation, behavioural deficiencies and complications associated with the gene. Provides a brief history of the application of eugenics.

Format

Journal

Date created

2009

Creator

Hook, Gary E R, (Gary Edward Raumati)

URL

http://natlib.govt.nz/records/20500489

Related subjects

Māori (New Zealand people) -- Ethnic identity / Māori (New Zealand people) -- Research / Genetics -- Social aspects / Research -- Moral and ethical aspects / Ira tangata. / Rangahau Māori. / Matatika.

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