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| − | '''Hair''' is the name for the covering of keratin fiber found in most [[mammals]]. Human hair types are produced by a mixture of genetics and the effects of [[magnetic]] interaction during early development<ref>John Gray, Human Hair Diversity</ref>. Unlike the hair of other mammals, [[human]] hair is composed of living [[cell]]s, and so is capable of becoming diseased which may result in baldness. | + | '''Hair''' is the name for the covering of keratin fiber found in most [[mammals]]. Human hair types are produced by a mixture of genetics and the effects of [[magnetic]] interaction during early development<ref>John Gray, Human Hair Diversity</ref>. Unlike the hair of other mammals, [[human]] hair is composed of living [[cell]]s, and so is capable of becoming diseased which may result in baldness. [[Image:Samson.jpg|right]] |
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Revision as of 21:03, January 20, 2008
Hair is the name for the covering of keratin fiber found in most mammals. Human hair types are produced by a mixture of genetics and the effects of magnetic interaction during early development[1]. Unlike the hair of other mammals, human hair is composed of living cells, and so is capable of becoming diseased which may result in baldness.
References
- ↑ John Gray, Human Hair Diversity